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Dear fellow Companions at the PANIC05 meeting:
A program of meetings and excursions has been planned for your stay in Santa Fe. Details and sign-up information follow. We hope you will consider joining the outings. We look forward to meeting you and to sharing your explorations of charming Santa Fe and beautiful New Mexico.
Angela Barnes and Beverly Cooper
for the Companions Program Committee
Monday, October 24, 2005
| 08:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. | Welcome and complimentary Coffee Hour Hilton Hotel Pinon Grill |
| 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. | Walking tour of downtown Santa Fe |
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Museum-trained docents will lead groups of 15 - 18 participants
on a walking tour of historic Santa Fe, the seat of government - under
four flags - for almost 400 years and the site of hunter-gatherer
habitation for thousands of years before that. The tour, lasting about
one hour and forty-five minutes, costs $10.00 per person, children under
17 free.
So that enough docents will be available to lead these small groups, please indicate your expectation to join the walking tour on the Conference Registration Form. Docents will be on hand during the Coffee Hour to take your $10.00 payment in cash or by check made out to the Museum of New Mexico Foundation and will lead the tour groups at 10:00 a.m. following the Coffee Hour directly from the Hilton Hotel Pinon Grill. |
| 02:30 p.m. - 05:30 p.m. | Cooking Class and Tasting Santa Fe School of Cooking |
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| This acclaimed recreational cooking school will offer a
three-hour class on Southwest Tapas, those regional and tasty hors
d'oeuvres. You'll enjoy the tasting, but will still have room for
dinner! The class, accommodating a maximum of 44 participants, costs
$65.00 plus tax per person.
If you wish to join this activity, please reserve your place in the cooking class by:
Santa Fe School of Cooking |
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
12:30 p.m. Conference Excursions
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| Companions are welcome to join the Wednesday afternoon Excursions planned for all Conference participants. Please indicate your interest in these Excursions on the Conference Registration Site |
Thursday, October 27, 2005 - or anytime, but please note that museums are closed on Mondays
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| There are several and quite varied museums on or within walking
distance of the Plaza in Santa Fe. In addition, we invite you to
consider these other museum possibilities a short bus or taxi ride
away, all grouped together in one location as part of the 'Museum Hill'
complex.
The Museum of International Folk Art houses a collection of the world's folk arts, including toys, textiles, household goods and religious art. The Museum of Spanish Colonial Art exhibits the Spanish Colonial arts tradition throughout the world, including New Mexico, once the northernmost point of the Spanish empire. The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian presents contemporary and historic art and artifacts, including the world's largest sand painting collection. The Museum Hill Cafe offers mountain views and a varied menu. Transportation to Museum Hill on Camino Lejo City bus "M" stop, Sheridan Avenue (two blocks from Hilton Hotel, one-half block from Sweeney Center) departing every forty-five minutes, fare $0.50 per person each way or Capitol City Cab, 438-0000, fare approximately $11.00 each way |
Last update 6 July 2005 - comments, questions to panic05@lanl.gov
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