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Woodstock Anniversary Patio Dance

La Tienda at Eldorado

celebrates the

42nd Anniversary

of Woodstock

 1969-2011

…and everywhere there was song & celebration… 

Saturday, August 13  on the patio 7-10 PM

FREE!

and far out… 

DJ Donna Every spins Your favorite ’60s tunes  

Dress In Costume If You Wish

Wear beads, flowers, Tie-Dye

BRING a gentle spirit 

Food & drink available from local merchants & vendors

 

July 4 at La Tienda

Join La Tienda on Monday, July
4th
for a fun community celebration.   

From 8 am to 10 am, SERA will be
offering a pancake breakfast.  $5 gets pancakes, fruit, juice and great
coffee!

Then, from 1 pm to 5 pm, join us for live music on the patio. The Rattlerz, Santa Fe’s premiere
rockabilly, pop and blues band will be playing those unforgettable songs of the 60s and 70s from Elvis to the Beatles, Jackson Browne and more as well as the
band’s groovin’ original tunes.

In addition to the live music, Diego the alpaca, who took part in a children’s program which aired on public television, and his friends Romeo and Juliet
(miniature mules!) will join us. You can meet them and their owners from Blue Mesa Alpacas and learn about the many things that go on at Blue Mesa where they
raise and train Rocky Mountain gaited horses as well as breed alpacas. Diego in particular loves children and is hoping to make
new friends on July 4th.

Horseshoes and miniature golf will be part of the celebration.

This event is free.

OUT and ABOUT on Tuesday, February 8 is cancelled

Out and About has been cancelled.  The following events will occur on Saturday, Feb 12 instead.

 

Learn how to make yummy dog treats at Totally Awesome Dogs from 1:30 – 3 pm

Learn how to make horsey kalediscopes at Barn Dogs from 1 – 3 pm

Learn how to price things to sell on Ebay in building B (sponsored by Eldorado Computer Works) from 12 – 2 pm

Sample delicious, gourmet chocolates at 4 Sisters Consignment Gallery from 2 – 5 pm

Chuck Pyle in Concert

The Eldorado House Concert Series and Santa Fe Performance Exchange present Chuck Pyle, the Zen Cowboy.

Saturday, February 5, at 7 p.m.  Doors open at 6:30 at  Santa Fe Performance Exchange in the La Tienda shopping center in Eldorado. 

Cost:               $15 advance/$17 at door.  Click here for tickets.

Chuck Pyle has won high praise from both fans and peers alike throughout an inspired performance career of over 40 years. When reviewers first gave him the “Zen Cowboy” moniker, he decided to, as he says, “Always ride the horse in the direction it’s going,” and took the nickname to heart, shaving his head and blending his upbeat perspective with old-fashioned horse sense. He mixes infectiously hummable melodies with straight-from-the-saddle poetry, quoting bumper stickers, proverbs, world leaders and old cowboys. 

An accomplished songwriter, Chuck’s songs have been recorded by John Denver, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Suzy Bogguss. Country fans know him best for writing, “Cadillac Cowboy”, recorded by the late Chris LeDoux, and “Jaded Lover”, recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zh6O13EMjc

Out and About — Learn About….

Join us this Tuesday for Out and About from 6 – 8 pm.  This month, we will feature a Learn About….

 Here is are some of the things you will learn:

Come visit TOTALLY AWESOME DOGS!  and learn how to make some yummy doggie treats. You can make some on the spot, take home some premade ones, AND get the recipes!  Dogs are welcome to come and sample the fixins to let you know their favorites!  

Come learn about the ingredients that go into your beer.  $2 pints all night. 4 oz tastings of up to 3 beers on the house at Santa Fe Brewing Co. 

At SpinDoc, learn about cycling Southern France on a Boat and Bike trip.  We are co-promoting a June tour of Southern France and will be doing one presentation at the shop at 7:15PM .  Immediately following the presentation, learn how to fix a flat bike. 

At Eclectics, learn about caring for and/or polishing your jewelry.   Plus, learn how to determine genuine, from imitation gold, silver, etc.  Bring your Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets & Earrings for a free “Sonic Clean.”  The following stones, cannot be put in the “Sonic Cleaner”:  Emeralds, Amethysts, Pearls, Opals, Coral, Turquoise, Peridot, Lapis 

At Beyond Borders Books, learn about Sonic Bloom and the impact it is having on growing food.  “If Sonic Bloom takes off, it will end world hunger — and bankrupt the world’s agri-chemical companies.” 

Bring items in to find out what they will sell for on Ebay.  Eldorado Computer Works will have tables in the hall in Building B and will help you learn how to price the items you want to sell.

 Learn how to make horsey kaleidoscopes at Barn Dogs (all ages)

Meet a Tribal Rug expert and learn about rugs at 4 Sisters Consignment  

Learn Desk Top Yoga at Eldorado Yoga Center.  Demonstration are free and will be in the hallway outside the yoga center at 6:15-6:30pm, 6:45-7:00pm, and 7:15-7:30pm .

 

Dan Bern in Concert

Saturday, January 22 at 7pm at Santa Fe Performance Exchange

$15 at the door (all ages)

Dan Bern has been dubbed, “a modern day Lenny Bruce” for his witty, no-holds-barred take on politics, religion and social issues.  He is best known for his prolific songwriting and electric live persona. Bern has released a dozen albums and has performed everywhere from coffee shops to Carnegie Hall. Since releasing his first album in 1997, Bern has built a strong underground following based on prodigious touring and output of songs in all forms. Since 2007, Bern has focused much of his talent and sharp wit on writing songs for movies and other projects, including the spoof-biopic “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story” and “Get Him to the Greek,” starring Russell Brand and Jonah Hill

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDdAM9zBIbw

Join us for Out and About

Please join us on Tuesday, January 4th from 6 to 8 pm  for Out and About.  We will be celebrating community with a bon fire of sorts  on the patio.  In addition, there will be free Hot Cider at 4 Sisters, a jewelry drawing at Eclectics, doggie tricks at Totally Awesome Dogs, free Chai at Rowan’s Leaf, a presentation on the Emergency Hay Assistance program at Barn Dogs and a singing bowl concert in Suite 101.  Don’t forget $2 drafts at Santa Fe Brewing Co Tap House during the event.

Main Street

Check out this link: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOhBqwwHWDo

La Tienda will light Main Street from 5 to 7 pm every Friday and Saturday through the holidays.

Please join us this Saturday, December 18  for a special Main Street Event.  Come down, stroll through, sip Hot Chocolate and Hot Cider.  Bring your guitars and join us for a sing-a-long around the fire and bring your kids for a marshmallow roast.

La Tienda Anniversary Celebration

On Saturday, December 11 from 12 to 6 pm, La Tienda at Eldorado will celebrate its one year anniversary. 

When we started out last year, La Tienda was only a concept.  This concept was based on the conviction that helping each other and our neighbors, and giving back to the community are as important as the bottom line.  

At that time,  people wished us luck and, honestly, shook their heads.  They didn’t think what we were trying to do could be done.  Really, who operates a successful business based on non-profit principles? 

It was risky to open a business.  It was riskier still to open in the current economic climate.  The risk taken by the businesses at La Tienda was even bigger.  They have rejected the business as usual philosophy and have embraced a concept that puts the community they serve at the forefront of their business practices.  The businesses at La Tienda have a heart. 

It is true these businesses offer many products and services you can’t find anywhere else in Santa Fe.   SpinDoc is the only supplier for Breezer Bikes in Santa Fe.  Barn Dogs is the only Carhartt dealer in the area.  It is also true that the business owners are committed experts in their fields.  But what makes La Tienda truly unique is that everyone who owns a business here is passionate about both what they do and the community they serve.

 “The difference between what we’re doing and a bike store is that a bike store is all about marketing, margins and profit.  SpinDoc is a bike shop.  We support and participate in the sport.  I should be focusing on retail as we gear up for the holidays, but instead I’m racing on the national level.  This shop is about biking and for people who love to bike,” says Kirk Rhinehart, owner of SpinDoc.  What Kirk does not mention is that his shop has raised thousands of dollars for Doctors Without Borders this year and that he does not charge labor for replacing a tire tube. 

The businesses ensure that La Tienda is more than just a shopping center.  It is a community center.  It supports local non-profits, provides regular community events, and is home to organizations including The Eldorado Children’s Theater, The Eldorado Farmers Market, and the Eldorado Cub Scouts.  It is also an arts center, committed and focused on promoting economic development opportunities for New Mexico artists. 

Currently, La Tienda consists of 17 operating businesses and early next year, it will expand again.  In truth, and in spite of the economy, La Tienda is just about full.  

These days, the same people who shook their heads are regulars in our businesses and at our community events.  La Tienda has brought color, life, energy and a sense of community to both Eldorado and its surrounding neighborhoods.  

We are inviting you to come down and help us celebrate this amazing accomplishment.  Join us on Saturday, December 11 and be a part of a new way of doing business and a great community spirit.

For a full schedule of events and activites on December 11, click here.

Out and About Tuesday, December 7

"Hearts Home III" by Karen Fitzsimmons

Join La Tienda on Tuesday from 6 – 8 pm for Out and About.  This month, we are delighted to welcome a fabulous group of new artists who are participating in the La Tienda Art Walk.  The artists reception will be in building A from 6 – 8 pm. 

In addition to the Art Walk, this month’s Out and About will feature a sneak preview of “Main Street,” a talk by NARHA Horses For Heros spokesman Gus Jolley (at Barn Dogs), and opportunity to make art and gifts at Totally Awesome Dogs.  There will be free treats ranging from home made Chai to incredible pastries at Beyond Borders Books, The Art Garden, Rowan’s Leaf and 4 Sisters and there will be a fabulous jewelry give away at Eclectics.  Last but not least, The Gym at Eldorado is sponsoring a free Tai Chi sword demonstration and free class.  Plus, both Santa Fe Brewing Company Tap House and Gene’s Sandwich shop have great $2 specials.

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