Today's Features

“Moonlight and Magnolias” — currently in production at the Los Alamos Little Theatre — was one of two plays selected at last weekend’s state theatrical competition to represent New Mexico at the regional competition next month in Texas.
The play, along with “The Laramie Project” performed by the Nat Gold Players of Las Vegas, was selected from among six productions. “Moonlight and Magnolias” also won the award for “best set” among the competitors.

This week, Assets In Action focuses on asset number 27, equality and social justice. This means that a young person places high value on promoting equality and reducing hunger and poverty.
This couldn’t come at a better time because the month of March usually finds Assets In Action working with the local schools and a March on Hunger.
This year, Los Alamos Middle School, along with Aspen, Chamisa and Mountain Elementary schools, are working to benefit a local food program and to support a LAMS student project to benefit the Los Alamos Animal Shelter.

1.  “Battle: Los Angeles,” weekend gross, $35.5 million
2.  “Rango, $22.6 million
3.  “Red Riding Hood,” weekend gross, $14 million
 4.  “The Adjustment Bureau, $11.5 million
5. “Mars Needs Moms,”
weekend gross, $6.9 million
6.  “Beastly,” weekend gross, $5  million
7.   “Hall Pass,” weekend gross, $5 million

8.  “Just Go With It,” weekend gross, $4 million

Music
Celtic Band, Roaring Jelly will play live Irish music at the Central Grill from 5:30-
9 p.m., Thursday.

Lads of Enchantment, a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, invites the public to join them in song.  Besides the enjoyment of singing in harmony, our barbershop chorus and quartets experience the thrill of performing in the community. They meet at 7:15 p.m. on Thursdays at the United Church of Los Alamos, Graves Hall. Attendees will find their chapter meetings are well planned, musically satisfying and fun. Visitors are welcome.