| Date | Category | Subject | Presenter | Description |
| Sat Sep 11 | SPECIAL | Fiesta Weekend | ||
| Sun Sep 12 | Lecture | On Organizing People 11 am | Mark Rudd, Morty Simon | Mark Rudd, Morty Simon and Carol Oppenheimer will hold a three-way conversation On Organizing People, How To, then have audience discussion. Morty Simon and Carol Oppenheimer are long-time labor educators and organizers, having been deeply involved in the fight for a living wage in Santa Fe, among many other things. Mark Rudd, a key student activist at Columbia University in 1968, SDS, later the Weather Underground, a federal fugitive from 1970 until 1977, has lived and worked in Albuquerque since 1978. He is involved in many local campaigns for peace, justice and the environment. |
| Sat Sep 18 | Slide Show | Scotland: Highlands & Hebrides | Catherine Macken | This talk will show the spectacular beauty of some remote parts of Scotland. The first part will include the highlands of Scotland from the perspective of walking the 73-mile Great Glen Way, from Fort William on the west coast to Inverness on the east coast, along the Caledonian Canal and a number of lochs, including Loch Ness. The second part will include just three of the multitude of islands in the Hebrides: the Isle of Skye and the lesser known, and much less populated islands, South Uist and Barra. |
| Sun Sep 19 | Lecture | Life in a Perfect Storm 11 am | Doug Stewart | Stewart feels we are facing a "perfect storm" powerful factors all arriving at the same time in the southwest and globally. A presenting member of The Climate Project, the New Mexico chapter of Interfaith Power & Light, and Eldorado Energy Cooperative and Carbon Busters team. |
| Sat Sep 25 | Slide Show | Borneo: Island in the Clouds | Diane Marron | Borneo: Island in the Clouds Please join me on this research expedition into Borneo,s rainforest. The key objective of this research is to maintain biodiversity, ecosystem function and conservation value in the face of climate and land use change. Until the mid-20th century Borneo was almost completely covered with pristine rainforests. Over recent decades these rainforests, particularly the lowland forests, have been subjected to industrial-scale logging and/or cleared to make way for plantations. A small group of us volunteers recently spent 7 days in the leech-infested, densely foliaged jungle taking measurements, soil samples, planting trees and conducting other research in controlled plots along with our scientific guides. Included in this presentation is a visit to a palm oil plantation and ascent of Mt. Kinabalu, the tallest mountain in Southeast Asia at 2095.2 meters. |
| Sun Sep 26 | Lecture | Charter vs. Publich Schools 11 am | Mary Ellen Gonzales | Mary Ellen Gonzales is a local story teller and VP of the local School Board of Education. |