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Coming up this week at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology:

Wednesday, Nov. 28  6:00 PM  FREE
CHATAUQUA PERFORMANCE
Spend an evening of living breathing history when Dr. Noel Pugach becomes
one of New Mexico's most memorable historical figures:  LEW WALLACE, author
of BEN HUR, New Mexico territorial govenor, Civil War General, US minister
to the ottoman Empire and gun runner.  Supported by the New Mexico
Endowment for the Humanities.

Thursday, Nov. 29,  11:00 - 3:00 PM
Horno Bread Baking Demonstration and Sale
This is Mary Jane(The Bread Lady) Edaakie's last appearance at the Maxwell
for the year, so don't miss her fresh made horno bread, Indian tacos, fry
bread and pastries.