In my youth, a few decades ago, I met an only boy a few years older than me, in his early twenties named Tyler at a coffee shop. He drove a blue wrangler and was smoking cigarettes in the village with a friend at the only coffee shop in the early foggy morning. I think I may have bummed a cigarette on my way out the door with my americano and began to make conversation. Tyler had just drove from Seattle and boasted of his time back to get his friend home to Carmel Valley. We started talking about music, my favorite band was Modest Mouse. His was some one I’ve never heard of. He was very cool. Plump but cool. He’s seen modest mouse on the Lonesome Crouded West tour. Brock drank whiskey out of a plastic water bottle. Rebel. Then he told me another story.
Tyler had gotten busted for something illegal which I’ve forgotten now, but had gone before a judge and sentenced to a lot of community service. More than 100 hours. I don’t remember what it was but it wasn’t anything serious. More like what a normal adolescent who was unlucky enough to get caught was issued. At the time he lived just north of San Francisco and was given options to what his services would be. Tyler chose trail maintenance. Tyler worked for weeks. It was summer and was home with his parents waking up at dawn, grabbing breakfast and lunch at the local Safeway before heading to the hills to clear trails for 10 hours. Going home exhausted.
One morning Tyler saw an old man outside the grocery store, looking very tired. It was close to 5am. He approached the old man and offered to buy him a sandwich. The old man said he would very much like a sandwich. Returning with the food the old man asked what Tyler was doing that morning and Tyler explained that he was maintaining a broken trail that was high in the mountains close by. The old man seemed interested in this answer and offered to help for another sandwich and some beer to which Tyler obliged even though alcohol was a violation of parole. But Tyler was a rebel and wasn’t directly supervised once on the trail he was working, so he got another sandwich and a few tall cans and rode away with the old man to the hills.
Tyler told me the old man took direction well and ran off with a few tools and worked all day. He made sure the man had done what he asked throughout the day and was pleasantly surprised to see he was a good worker. They took lunch, drank their beers, worked for a few more hours and at the end of the day, the two hiked back to the blue Jeep Wrangler and headed back.
Tyler asked the old man direction to where this seeming homeless man wanted to be dropped off. Expecting a bridge or over pass. The old man didn’t give an address but immediate signals, left here, right here, straight here. The house style was passing slowly got bigger. Gates more decorative. The cars that passed were nicer.
“This guy must have a nice camping spot” Tyler told me. His suspicion never alerting.
The old man pulled up to a gate with a touch pad. Pretty fancy in 2000. The old man pressed the code. The gate opened.
A long driveway. A big house in trees. The mad shows Tyler into his house. Tyler is astonished. It beautiful. The old man leads Tyler into a library, there are gold records on the wall. He studies a few and the old man gets settled, fiddling with things. Bits and bops.
All the records say: Tom Waits
Tyler looks at the man. The man stairs back with a smile as he opens a floor to ceiling cabinet full of liquor bottles.
“I hope you like whiskey” he says with a smile.
Tyler expresses that before this day he had listened to Tom waits but hadn’t seen or noticed a picture or the man. His recollection of the night that fallowed was also hazy. Or he didn’t think my reaction was merit enough to continue the story. He slept on the couch in the study and woke up at dawn to go work trails.
I never saw Tyler again.
Are there more stories like this out there?

CAPR reported a significant revenue growth of 64.3% reaching $4.907 million in Q1 2024, but faced high operating expenses and a negative EPS of -$0.31.

Key Metrics

Revenue	$4.907M	64.3%
Operating Expenses	$15.173M
	Operating Expenses Growth	35.9%
	Earnings Per Share	$-0.31
Cash and Cash Equivalents	$39.917M

Business Highlights

• Enrollment has been completed for our HOPE-3 Phase 3 (Cohort A) clinical trial which enrolled 61 subjects randomized to either CAP-1002 or placebo in a 1:1 ratio.
• Reported a positive outcome from the interim futility analysis for Cohort A which triggered the first milestone payment of $10.0 million received in the first quarter of 2024 under our U.S. Distribution and Commercialization Agreement with Nippon Shinyaku.
• Reported a positive outcome from the interim futility analysis for Cohort A which triggered the first milestone payment of $10.0 million received in the first quarter of 2024 under our U.S. Distribution and Commercialization Agreement with Nippon Shinyaku.
• Announced a positive outcome from a Type-B CMC FDA meeting held in the first quarter of 2024. In the meeting, the FDA affirmed alignment on the following topics: Comparability between drug product manufactured at our two different facilities (Los Angeles and San Diego) has been demonstrated using the provided analytical comparability data. This will now allow for the use of CAP-1002 drug product manufactured at our San Diego manufacturing facility upon potential product approval (subject to approval of the facility).
• Granted a Type-B clinical FDA meeting scheduled to be held in May 2024 to continue discussing our pathway to BLA. The FDA advised us to include discussion and a request for a pre-BLA meeting and rolling BLA schedule at this meeting. We also plan to share with FDA our HOPE-2 OLE 3-year safety and efficacy data.
• Announced further specifics under our U.S. Distribution and Commercialization Agreement with Nippon Shinyaku. Capricor will receive a meaningful mid-range double-digit share of product revenue. For clarity, mid-range falls in between 30-50%, which sum will be offset by the amounts paid to us as the transfer price for the purchase of the product. As previously disclosed, there is an additional $90.0 million in potential milestone payments up to the time of approval which are triggered upon certain regulatory-based achievements. Following potential approval, there is an additional $605.0 million in potential milestones payments which may be payable to Capricor based on various sales-based targets being met.
• Announced we are on track to enroll 44 U.S. based patients by the end of second quarter in HOPE-3 (Cohort B) clinical trial, however at this time, we are evaluating various options, with one of such options being the opportunity for an expansion of Cohort B to include European patients.
• Announced the scale-up of manufacturing capacity of CAP-1002 in our new San Diego facility, intended for commercial use, subject to regulatory approval. This facility was designed to be a versatile and cost-effective way to bring CAP-1002 to market efficiently. Currently, our San Diego facility is fully operational, staffed and producing doses for clinical use. Along with BLA readiness activities, we are also actively preparing for commercial runs.
• Presented at H.C. Wainwright 2ndAnnual Cell Therapy Conference.
• Presented at the Cantor Fitzgerald’s Muscular Dystrophy Symposium.
• Presented at the2024 Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Clinical & Scientific Conferencesharing the previously presented positive 24-month results from our HOPE-2 OLE study. Key results included skeletal muscle function as measured by the Performance of the Upper Limb (PUL v2.0) showed a mean PUL v2.0 decline after 24-months of treatment with CAP-1002 was 2.8 points versus a 7.7 point decline on average observed over 24-months in the placebo patient group. Additionally, CAP-1002 revealed clinically meaningful improvements in ameliorating cardiac function
• Presented at theParent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD) Cardiac Workshop III. Capricor was featured in a panel on industry perspectives on cardiac monitoring in DMD clinical trials.
• Announced that our proprietary StealthX™ exosome-based multivalent vaccine (StealthX™ vaccine) for the prevention of SARS-CoV-2 was selected to be part ofProject NextGen, an initiative by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to advance a pipeline of new, innovative vaccines. As part of Project NextGen, NIAID, part of the National Institutes of Health, will conduct and fund a Phase 1 clinical trial with our StealthX™ vaccine. Under the terms of the collaboration, Capricor will supply the investigational product and NIAID's Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (DMID) will conduct the trial. If NIAID finds that our StealthX™ vaccine meets its criteria for safety and efficacy, they may consider our program for a funded Phase 2.
• Currently, in collaboration with an undisclosed pharmaceutical company, we are also investigating the therapeutic application of our StealthX™ exosome platform.
• Presented data in an oral presentation at theAmerican Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) 27thAnnual Meeting. The findings highlight a potential exosome-based approach for the treatment of arginase-1 deficiency (ARG1-D), a rare genetic metabolic disease characterized by complete or partial lack of the enzyme arginase in the liver and red blood cells. The data from this preclinical study further characterize our StealthX™ exosome platform.
• Presented data at theInternational Society of Extracellular Vesicles (ISEV) Annual Meeting 2024. Highlights from the abstract included data showing targeted cargo delivery to mouse lower limbs by exosomes carrying a muscle targeting moiety by intravenous injection.

Guidance
Future Business Drivers: - Plan to have a Type-B clinical FDA meeting in May 2024 to discuss requests for a pre-BLA meeting and rolling BLA schedule. Additionally, Capricor plans to share with FDA its HOPE-2 OLE 3-year safety and efficacy data at this meeting. - Plan to report 3-year HOPE-2 OLE data in the second quarter of 2024. - Plan to announce further updates with respect to next steps for HOPE-3 (Cohort B), when available. - Plan to report topline data from HOPE-3 (Cohort A) in the fourth quarter of 2024. - Continue to explore opportunities for additional partnerships outside of the U.S. and Japan to support the potential commercialization of CAP-1002 in DMD. - Plan to provide updates on our NIAID collaboration for our StealthX™ vaccine as they become available. NIAID plans to initiate the Phase 1 clinical trial in late 2024, subject to regulatory approval. - Continue to explore opportunities for partnerships and non-dilutive sources of funding to support advancement of our StealthX™ exosome platform technology.
Expectations: MISS
While CAPR's revenue of $4.907 million in Q1 2024 surpassed the average analyst estimate of $9.7 million, the EPS of -$0.31 was significantly worse than the estimated -$0.11. The company's operating expenses grew by 35.9% to $15.173 million, contributing to the negative earnings per share.

I ordered custom Funko Pops as our cake topper and they came out just fine!!
We got the animal friends that can come with them too and admittedly they scuffed the dress of one of them a little, but it came off by rubbing it with my thumb for 5 seconds.
I ordered it on a Wednesday, and it was in my mailbox by Monday. They ship from San Diego and I’m in the eastern time zone, so it was quite the trip, but still made it fast.
I was so nervous after I ordered mine and read all the horror stories. I just wanted to post that it CAN work out. They’re super cute, and I’m looking forward to them being on our cake.

Helloooo!
Hoping to get some input on my dilemma. My fiance and I are definitely planning on eloping. I have a vision of eloping in Yosemite with just our parents. The budget I have drafted is about 17k, which includes everything from dresses to cake. Both our parents are planning on helping us but I can’t get over the fact that we will still be spending nearly 20k on one day. Our other option is to elope at the court house in San Diego, which would still be about 8k. Anyone struggle with this/have any insight?
Thanks!

YouTube Video Script for 9Hp, from Neobandit about Accidental Rares/ Alt-ID items/ Smuggled items.
1, Mining and Smithing Flier- These were passed out by npcs for a short period of time during January 2019 to advertise the Mining and Smithing rework and could have been read for a short summary of the rework. Now when attempting to read the flyer it will vanish leaving behind the message "Too late - it's gone!" (so dont read them now).Once the fanatics were removed with the release of the Mining & Smithing Rework, the flyers became unobtainable. The flyer cannot be traded via the Grand Exchange however may be traded in-person. According to the wiki, Jagex does not recognize the mining and smithing fliers as discontinued Items. However, they are unobtainable now and treated as discontinued items by some collectors.
2. Rare Raw Shrimp, Bones, and Pot of Flour- These rare/smuggled items were obtainable from the Tutorial Island before an update that made them become unobtainable on July 2008. Although they share the same name and appearance as their common counterparts, there are ways of telling them apart. Firstly, unlike their common counterparts, these items cannot be traded via the grand exchange but only via player to player trades. Secondly, the rare pot of flour has a slightly different appearance than normal, has a high alch value of 6 coins rather than 8, and does not have an "empty pot" option like normal. The rare bones have a different examine text than common bones; The rare bones examine text says, "these bones are for burying!", while the common bones examine text has a period rather than an exclamation point. Since these items have different item IDs from their common counterparts, they do not stack in bank or when noted. Because of this, players with the rare variation of bones, raw shrimp, or pot of flour will often show 2 noted forms of the item to prove its authenticity, one stack of the rare variation and one stack of commons. This practice of showing two stacks of items that share the same name/icon is done with most of the non ge rare and smuggled items to prove authenticity.
3. Rare Bronze gauntlets - Rune gauntlets- According to the wiki, bronze-rune gauntlets were originally obtained as a reward from the Fist of Guthix minigame. They were changed in the 10 August 2015 update to drop from monsters; On 7 January 2019, the mining and smithing update did not convert some of the gauntlets into metal item tokens, thus creating two forms of bronze through rune gauntlets. Just like the tutorial island items, they share the same name and appearance as their common counterparts and cannot be traded via the grand exchange but only via player-to-player trades. Since these items have different item IDs from their common counterparts, they do not stack in bank or when noted. The rare variations of the gauntlets also have different high alch values in the price checker. The normal rune gauntlets have a high alch value of 500 coins, while the rare variation has a high alch value of 4500 coins. The normal steel gauntlets have a high alch value of 100 coins while its rare variation has a high alch value of 600 coins. Also, the rare variations have the examine text: "i have to keep my hands safe!" instead of the normal examine text: "a pair of rune/steel gauntlets." The rare bronze/iron/mithril/addy gauntlets are much rarer than the rare rune/steel gauntlets.
4. Rare burnt lobster-The rare variation of the burnt lobster was accidently created on 4 March 2013, after an update that made burnt food stack in your inventory. According to the wiki, two different types of burnt lobster exist, mostly due to the way the aforementioned update was handled. When the update hit, all noted versions of burnt items were updated, losing the functionality of notes and getting the same inventory icon as their normal counterpart. Visually, these items cannot be distinguished; however, while the common burnt lobster later received an "Eat" option, the previously noted items did not. The rarity of the previously noted type of burnt lobsters comes from the fact that not many people had large quantities of burnt lobsters in their inventory when the update occurred.
5. Magical Bunny, Lamb, and Chick eggs- These magical eggs could be won from Treasure Hunter on 17 April 2014. They can be activated to turn the player into a baby bunny, lamb, or chick respectively for a brief duration, and then the egg will be consumed. It can also be eaten to heal 200 life points. As a discontinued item, it is now considered a tradeable rare. It was made available again during the "Second Chance" Treasure Hunter Promotion from 2 April to 7 April 2015. You can only trade this with other players, not in the grand exchange
6. Diamond Jubilee foods- The Diamond Jubilee was a street party in Varrock prepared for Queen Elizabeth II that began on 29 May 2012 and ended on 13 June 2012. In celebration, Varrock square had been filled with tables for a Jubilee feast, special commemorative stalls and Jubilee themed decorations. Among these commemorative stalls was one called "Exotic foods," owned by Bang Ersenmash and found on the east side of the square. This stall sold 5 exclusive British-themed foods: cream teas, coronation chicken sandwiches, fish 'n' chips, steak and kidney pies, and full breakfasts. On 13 June 2012, most of these foods were removed from game. However, some of these food items have somehow remained in game after the update and are now traded amongst players.
Rare POF Animals
7. Araxyte Spider- Araxyte spiders are a breed of spiders that may be raised on the player-owned farm. One can be obtained by checking an araxyte spider egg or by trading with another player. There are 6 types of Araxyte spider pairs (male/female): the 1-trait non-shiny, 2 trait non-shiny, 3 trait non-shiny, 1 trait shiny!, 2 trait shiny!, and 3 trait shiny! pairs. The names and traits of the spiders do not matter since they can be rerolled, although some traits cannot. The 1 trait shiny! araxyte spider pair can still be obtained by checking an araxyte spider egg, a very rare drop from Araxxi. However, all other Araxyte spider pairs are discontinued following an update on 29 July 2019, which caused Araxyte spiders no longer being able to be bred from existing Araxyte spiders.
8. Two-trait Radiant Animals- According to word of mouth, when Player-owned farm was relatively new, there was a bug that caused the second trait to be missing from the bred animals. Since the Radiant trait can only be in the 3rd trait slot and usually slots aren't skipped, many players who are unaware of the bug will say that having a 2t Radiant animal is impossible. However, they do exist. Although animals without the radiant trait can also have the second trait missing, Radiant Animals can easily be shown to have its second trait missing by glossing over them with the mouse to see they only have two-traits. Some 2t Radiant animals are rarer than others, since more prized animals would have most likely been kept while more common animals would be traded for beans before the bug was discovered.
Special mentions: "Glitched" or "smuggled" items.
(Tutorial Island items are considered smuggled)
9. New Varrock Cabbage- This cabbage exists in an area of RuneScape known as New Varrock. Items within New Varrock cannot be taken outside the area..usually. Some players have found a way to "smuggle" these items outside the area via a glitch of some kind, allowing them to trade these items with other players anywhere. These items cannot be traded on the grand exchange but can be traded player to player. Now concerning the cabbage, it shares the same name and appearance as normal cabbage. however, it does have a small sword icon next to its name in unnoted form. Since there is also a draynor cabbage that shares the same name and appearance as normal cabbage as well, players must show 3 stacks of cabbage in noted form to prove the authenticity of the New Varrock Cabbage.
10. Zemomark, zombie cowhide, chocolate cake, stew, beer, doogle leaves, Strength potion(4)- These items have also been smuggled out of New varrock. The zemomark is the currency of New Varrock and the zombie cowhide is a drop recieved from killing a zombie cow in New Varrock. Chocolate cake and Stew can be bought from Gertrude in New Varrock for 140 and 170 Zemomarks respectively. They heal the same amount as their normal counterparts, but unlike the normal versions they stack in inventory. Beer is bought from the bartender at the Blue Moon Inn in New Varrock for 2 zemomarks. Doogle leaves are bought from Xuan's Fresh Produce in New Varrock for 100 zemomarks each. Unlike regular doogle leaves, Doogle leaves (new Varrock) are tradeable and can be noted. Strength potion (4) can be created by the apothecary by using a limpwurt root and red spiders' eggs at the cost of 5 zemomarks. The two ingredients are obtained from looting the chest in the south-east corner of New Varrock, which is accessible after completing Dimension of Disaster: Demon Slayer. This chest can only be looted once, and no more ingredients can be obtained in New Varrock afterwards. Only 3 strength potion (4)s can be obtained per account, and sipping the potion produces 1, 2, and 3 dose smuggled variants.
11. Zombie outfit, Black robes- The Zombie outfit and Black robes set can be bought from Thessalia in New Varrock. The complete zombie set consists of Zombie Mask, Zombie Shirt, Zombie trousers, Zombie gloves and Zombie Boots. The complete Black robes set consists of Black hood, Black robe (top), and Black robe (bottoms).
Unbankable "smuggled" items- These smuggled items cannot be banked and are usually held in the inventory of collectors permanently or traded to alts.
12. Mystery gift- Among the smuggled New Varrock items is the prized mystery gift, which is opened to receive a chromatic Party Hat. However, unlike the other new varrock items, the mystery gift cannot be banked. Opening this Mystery Gift in the main game will produce an Alt-id Chromatic Party Hat that doesn't stack with the normal one.
13. Bandages (Castle Wars)- This is a tradeable item smuggled out of the Castle wars minigame. Bandages are an item used to heal combatants in the Castle Wars minigame. They can be found on the table in the start room. Bandages restore 10% of a player's life points (rounded down) and restore 30% of a player's run energy. Usually, people are hesitant to call smuggled items discontinued because it is not known whether or not the glitch has been patched. However, the wiki mentions that the glitch allowing the smuggling of items out of Castle wars has been patched. According to the wiki, around 2007, bandages were smuggled from Castle Wars and used in the Duel arena when food and drinks were disabled. They allowed the abuser to heal because the bandages were not counted as prohibited consumables and gave them an advantage. Bandages can come in noted/unnoted forms.
14. Ogleroot- This is a tradeable item smuggled out of the Vinesweeper minigame. The wiki mentions that the glitch allowing the smuggling of items out of Vinesweeper has been patched. Therefore, Ogleroot is a smuggled item that is considered a discontinued item with confidence. Ogleroots are bought from Farmer Blinkin in the Vinesweeper minigame, by right-clicking Farmer Blinkin. They can also be found while digging with a spade during the minigame. Ogleroots are fed to rabbits to make the rabbits disappear, stopping the rabbits from eating the seeds that are found. When ogleroots are fed to the rabbits, players will receive 30 Hunter experience points. Usually, players cannot take ogleroots out of the minigame area, but players will be given 10 coins per Ogleroot when they leave. There is a YouTube video that shows how the glitch was done: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mstRCLE-hhg).
15. Calcified fungus, Fungal algea, Fungal spore, Timber fungus, Rotten fungus (Croseus)- These 4 fungi (and rotten fungus) have been smuggled out of the Croseus Boss instance on the day of release (which was on 27 September 2021) using the waterfiend familiar or a simple teleport/interface stall. These fungi differ from their normal counterparts in three ways. Primarily, the normal variation of the four fungus are gatherable outside the boss instance, while the smuggled fungi could only be obtained within the instance. Secondly, the smuggled fungi have a "Rot fungus" option in the inventory while the normal fungi do not when outside the boss instance. Lastly, the smuggled fungi are not available in the grand exchange and cannot be banked. However, these 4 smuggled fungi were available in the Grand exchange up until 4 October 2021. (The rotton fungus is still available on the grand exchange as of today). There are two forms of the smuggled fungi, noted and unnoted forms. They could be noted even though they are unbankable because they were available in the grand exchange for a short period of time. Since noted smuggled Croesus fungus can no longer be noted, they are considered discontinued. (unnoted smuggled Croesus fungus can still be smuggled out as of today) Noted smuggled Croesus fungi do not have the "rot fungus" option and can be shown alongside their noted common counterparts to showcase them in the trade window. Unnoted smuggled Croesus fungi cannot be distinguished from their common counterparts easily in the trade window, which makes the noted version more desirable.
16. Any New Rares to come- There are many other discontinued/smuggled items rumored to still be tradeable in-game that we have yet to see.
Items we have found since writing this script
1. Weapon Store key from the old shield of arrav quest,
2. smuggled, unbankable, tradeable Trouble Brewing items (8 set)
3. non-shiny Royal Dragon that is 2t radiant. (Double Glitched Dragon)
4. Alt-id coin (from item reclaim)
5. Smuggled, unbankable, untradeable, yet transferrable Fist of Guthix runes

Pics of me :)
DINK = dual income no kids
Hello! I’m a nerdy 34-year-old woman in Charlotte, NC. After spending two years as a digital nomad (with my tuxedo cat travel companion) and living in Chicago, Denver, Seattle, and San Diego, I’ve finally settled in Charlotte to be close to my family.
I've decided to jump back into the dating scene after a multi-year hiatus, but swiping apps and I? We're just not a match!
I'm hoping to connect with someone who is either in Charlotte, NC, or within a few hours' drive. I'm searching for the right person to establish a long-term, monogamous relationship with.
About Me - Pharmacist who works in a really niche role. - No kids and 1 cat - Lifestyle/Values: Advocate for the DINK/childfree lifestyle, agnostic, progressive/left-leaning - Ideal night in: Cooking dinner together while listening to music and drinking a local beer or wine. Cuddling and watching Tiny Desk Concerts or playing games together (video games or board/card games). - Ideal weekend out: Exploring a new city together, trying a new restaurant, taking a hike (but not camping), going to a concert at a cool venue (go to Red Rocks with me?), checking out a beefood festival.
Hobbies - Live music (6/1: Pixies/Modest Mouse, 8/7: Glass Animals) - I love cooking but am not the best (my cat might have PTSD from me setting off the smoke alarm) - PC games and learning board games (I built my PC and it hasn't exploded yet) - Making coffee (I have an espresso machine and chemex and can make you the most mediocre latte/coffee you've ever had!) - Very very amateur photographer - Beginner vinyl collector
What I’m looking for: - Someone who is also ready to invest in the right person for a lasting relationship. - 28 - 40 (age range is somewhat flexible - I find I have most in common with men closer to my own age) - Someone who is kind, caring, dependable, can communicate in a relationship, and is emotionally intelligent - someone with a similiar lifestyle/hobbies/values
If you think we might resonate on multiple levels, I’d love to hear from you! Please send a message with a picture, your age, and a little about yourself!

** ALL WEEKEND (FRI 5/10 - SUN 5/12 *\*
Mother's Day Afternoon Tea Snapdragon Tea, 127 Harvard Dr. SE What better way to celebrate Mother's Day than with a tea party? We welcome kids of all ages, and provide children’s menus upon request. Special gluten free/vegan/vegetarian menus available upon request. Reservations are required and can be made through our website. Tea party cost is $18.50 for the children's menu and $34.95 for the full 3-course tea party

• Fri 10 AM - 2 PM
• Sat and Sun 10 AM - 4 PM

Arsenic and Old Lace presented by Rio Rancho Players Community Theater St. Francis Episcopal Church, 2903 Cabezon Blvd. SE, Rio Rancho Tickets are $20 for seniors, students, educators, and military personnel. General Admission is $25. We also offer a group rate for parties of 6 or more, for $18 a ticket. All tickets include one dessert and one beverage

• Fri 2 PM and 7:30 PM
• Sat and Sun 7:30 PM only

** BOTH SAT 5/11 AND SUN 5/12 *\*
Sat AND Sun 8:30 AM - 3 PM Spring Garden Festival Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2901 Candelaria Rd. NW The festival will feature live acoustic music, craft vendors, guided walks, Discovery Pond Open House and presentations about the local plants and animals. Just in time for Spring planting! Garden Plant Sale. Locally grown, Great prices, Cash sales only. While you are at the park, check out the Nature Shop, managed by the Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center. Purchases are tax-free and help to support the Park: books & field guides for adults & children ~ T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats ~ posters ~ jewelry ~ toys & games ~ gifts and arts & crafts by local and US artists. Day-Use Fee: Cost $3 per vehicle (exact cash or check) Friends of the RGNC permit holders and NM State Parks annual permit holders enter free with valid permit displayed
Sat 12 - 8 PM AND Sun 11 AM - 5 PM Let's Celebrate Mom Pinspiration, 6271 Riverside Plaza Ln. NW, Ste D1 Let’s celebrate Mom, dad or that special mother figure in your life! Looking for something fun and different to do with mom on Mother’s day? Why not spend some quality time with that very special mother figure in your life? Crafting together will bring lasting memories for years to come! All crafts, splatter, food and drinks will be 20% off for your entire group. We thought this would be a great way to honor and celebrate that special someone. A free non-alcoholic mimosa for mom or dad is our treat for them. We strongly encourage reservations, especially for Sunday. We are opening early on Sunday and closing an hour earlier so we can spend time with our families as well
Sat 7 - 9 PM AND Sun 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Mother's Day: Chicago Flix Brewhouse, 3236 La Orilla Rd. NW Join us for a special Mother's Day screening of the timeless classic, CHICAGO. Treat your mom to a night of glitz and glamour as you sing along to hits like 'All That Jazz' and 'Cell Block Tango.' This event is sure to be a roaring good time with a glass of complimentary wine and an in-theater raffle! (tickets)
** Fri 5/10 *\*
Fri 11 AM - 9 PM Last Day of Teacher Appreciation Week D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro, 901 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Ste B-100 Let's raise a glass to the real MVPs of education – our incredible teachers! From inspiring minds to shaping futures, they do it all with passion and dedication. Thank you for your tireless efforts, unwavering support, and endless encouragement. Here's to celebrating the superheroes in our classrooms every day! Dine with us and show your school ID for a special $10 thank you card
Fri 6 PM World Ballet Series: Swan Lake Kiva Auditorium, 401 2nd St. NW Swan Lake, the ballet of all ballets, will be performed one night only as a part of the World Ballet Series. See the iconic Dance of the Little Swans, count the 32 fouettés performed by Odile, and immerse yourself in magical Tchaikovsky's music. The production will feature richly detailed, hand-painted sets as well as over 150 radiant costumes that bring fresh representation to this timeless classic. World Ballet Series is a unique project that attracts many international artists and is composed of renowned professional dancers representing over ten countries who are united by a passion for entertaining audiences and enriching classical ballet traditions through brilliant, critically-acclaimed new productions of timeless ballet classics. Audience: For ages 5 & over. Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (including 20-minute intermission) (tickets)
Fri 7 – 11:30 PM The Mango Cakes w/ Nosotros Sister, 407 Central Ave NW Get ready for an unforgettable night of music with The Mango Cakes and Nosotros! Join us for a spectacular show featuring the infectious pop sounds of The Mango Cakes and the sensational salsa rhythms of Albuquerque's own, Nosotros. Don't miss this dynamic musical fusion that promises to get your feet moving and your heart singing (tickets)
Fri 7:30 PM Doug Lawrence's Nuevo Mexicanos Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale Blvd. SE Albuquerque’s own multi-Grammy-winning tenor saxophonist Doug Lawrence, the featured soloist with The Count Basie Orchestra for the past 25+ years, returns to Outpost with his New Mexican bandmates – Steve Figueroa, piano; Paul Gonzales, trumpet; Milo Jaramillo, bass; Ricky Carrido, congas and David Flores, drums – the group he has dubbed his Nuevo Mexicanos band. Always adding a new twist to their performances, for this show, they will be playing new material and featuring two special guests - "The Queen of New Mexico Salsa," Jackie Zamora with Liza Flores singing backup to Jackie, along with their signature hard bop and Latin jazz tunes they are known for. Besides his work with the Count Basie Orchestra, Doug Lawrence has also worked and recorded with a veritable “who’s who of jazz” including Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, Sarah Vaughan, Joe Williams, Nancy Wilson, Joey DeFrancesco, Aretha Franklin and many others. He continues to tour and record with many of today’s top names in jazz (tickets)
Fri 7:30 PM Freud's Talking Head Historic Lobo Theater, 3013 Central Ave NE Pink Freud and Start Making Sense team up for a night of funk, rock, spectacle, dancing and friendship, while we all celebrate Samantha and Tony's and all the other May birthdays! There will be booty shaking, lasers, too many cocktails maybe, and a night of fun to remember! (tickets)
Fri 8 PM Blue Lab Comedy Night! Brew Lab 101, 3301 Southern Blvd. SE, Rio Rancho Come out for our first outdoor "blue" comedy show of the season! The local comics will be bringing the thunder outside in the Beer Garden, and you won't want to miss it! We'll have the usual great selection of adult beverages and food trucks, but leave the kiddos at home for this one! No cover, but 21+ please!
Fri 8 PM Live Salsa with Son Como Son Juno, 1501 1st St. NW Dance to live Salsa with Son Como Son, hosted by DJ Solovino. Authentic Cuban Salsa with Son Como Son on Juno's patio. 21+. Come early and get a pizza or another item from Juno's menu; kitchen stays open until 9:45p (tickets)
Fri 8 – 11 PM Orange Lala Vinyl Club Spins Out Tractor Brewing, 122 Tulane Dr. SE @ the_orange_lala vinyl club with Biscodots, DJ Boggle, Dusty Breaks, and night_cruiser spinning an eclectic assortment of all-vinyl tracks and curating wild videos for the night
Fri 8 – 11 PM Goth Night & Dark Market: Summer Goth Edition Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, 1800 4th St. NW We're celebrating summer as it was intended to be celebrated, with Goth music. Time to break out your Doc Martins, black nail polish, eyeliner, choker, and red lip stick because we're hosting a night of beautiful music for you dark hearts. DJ Riff Rat and DJ Batboy will be spinning one the ones and twos, Pepe El Monstrito will be providing sound, and Spectral Youth will be featuring some amazing local vendors
** Sat 5/11 *\*
Sat 8 AM – 12 PM Downtown Growers' Market Robinson Park, 810 Copper Ave NW The Downtown Growers' Market happens every Saturday! This vibrant community event connects local farmers, growers, artisans, wellness makers, and hot food vendors with the local community from mid-April to early-November. Bring friends / family or come solo to enjoy fresh food made on sight, a variety of seasonal produce, unique arts and crafts, live music, and special programming all in the heart of downtown
Sat 9 AM – 12 PM Bosque Restoration Field Day Tingley Beach, Tingley Dr. SW Help us restore Bosque habitat, Yerba Mansa, and other native plants. Our restoration work includes the removal of invasive non-native Ravenna Grass from the understory along with the replanting and reseeding of native grasses, herbs, and shrubs. These events are open to all members of the community so bring your family and friends. Work takes place at our Albuquerque restoration site located along Tingley Drive, south of Central. Park in the lot at the south end of all the fishing ponds, which is .8 miles south of Central. Wear protective long sleeve clothing and bring plenty of water as well as work gloves and a shovel, if you have them. City of Albuquerque Open Space will be there to train our work crew and provide gloves and tools for anyone who needs them. Please RSVP so we know how many volunteers to expect. Thank you!
Sat 9 AM – 12 PM Spinning at the Market Robinson Park, 810 Copper Ave NW Meet us at the center lawn at the Downtown Growers Market. Come and see us, chat with us, or bring something soft to put your wheel on and a chair if you want to spin with us. If planning on spinning, please RSVP through the website
Sat 9 AM – 1 PM Mother’s Day Sip and Shop Rust is Gold Coffee, 3732 Eubank Blvd. NE Join us for our 5th Annual Mother’s Day Market, featuring local vendors with Mother’s Day inspired gift ideas including: • Flower Bouquets • Greeting Cards • Jewelry • Baked goods • Music (Vinyl Albums). Coffee Drink specials for Mom too!
Sat 10 AM – 2 PM Paws & Pedals: A Pet Adoption Day with Cross My Paws Animal Rescue Bike In Coffee, 949 Montoya Rd. NW Don't miss out on puppy cuddles, coffee, and the chance to meet your new best friend!
Sat 10 AM – 3 PM Shop Local Market Cabezon Park and Community Center, 2307 Cabezon Blvd. SE Rio Rancho If you are a local vendor, come out to Cabezon Park’s local market! We support all things local! Everything must be handmade, or homegrown. No franchise companies. No resale of items. No political booths. No prepared food from Big Box Stores! No premade items re-branded and resold as homemade! No products containing non-sustainable oils. No products containing preservatives, colorants, etcetera, that are artificial, chemical or contain carcinogenics. No sale of weapons or alcohol. Please call the Cabezon Community Center at 505-892-4499 for more information. No admission fee for shoppers
Sat 11 AM The Mama Bear Market Boxing Bear Brewing, 8420 Firestone Ln. NE Get ready for a fun-filled day of shopping, eating, and celebrating your Mama Bear! Join us to explore a variety of unique vendors offering everything from handmade crafts to delicious treats. Whether you're a mom looking for some well-deserved pampering or just looking for a fun day out, this event is perfect for everyone. We will also have a FREE photobooth available to help capture a special moment for your mama bear. Don't miss out on this opportunity to support local businesses and connect with the community. This event is FREE and open to the whole family
Sat 11 AM – 12 PM Animal Tales with the ABQ BioPark International District Library, 7601 Central Ave NE Dive into the captivating world of animals with "Animal Tales" presented by the ABQ BioPark! Join us for a delightful reading session featuring an animal-themed book. Experience the magic as the BioPark brings along real animals and biofacts that connect to the story, giving kids an exciting opportunity to meet these creatures up close! Don't miss this engaging and educational adventure for young animal enthusiasts!
Sat 11 AM - 3 PM Lemonade Day Albuquerque Old Town Plaza Join us for Lemonade Day, where young entrepreneurs showcase their business skills by running lemonade stands across the city! From budgeting to marketing, they'll be serving up delicious drinks while learning valuable lessons. Mark your calendars to support our budding business leaders!
Sat 11 AM – 3 PM Multicultural Arts Festival 13200 Wenonah Ave SE Last year, the festival featured around 30 artists, outdoor activities for the family, food trucks with a range of options, and resource tables for the community. This year, the City is looking forward to building upon the success of the event and creating more opportunities for artists and families to come together to celebrate the talent within our community
Sat 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM Adoption Event Rio Bravo Brewing, 1912 2nd St. NW Join us and our BernCo pets for an adoption event. Come find your new best friend! All adoptions include rabies vaccine, spaying/neutering, and microchips. Did we mention there is no adoption fee? Adopt, don't shop!
Sat 12 PM Mosaic Bird Ornament Rise and Shine Mercantile, 8208 Menaul Blvd. NE $20 all materials included (no refunds). We will practice making a coaster first and then we will make an ornament. Very beginner class. Must stop in and register and pay for class first
Sat 12 – 1:30 PM Mother's Day Cookie Class Poulin Marketplace, 8600 Pan American Fwy NE We'll have an afternoon of fun with friends and partners (or come solo and make new friends). I will walk you through decorating these three beautiful cookies. This class will not cover outlining and flooding skills. Instead, we will work on leaf techniques and floral techniques using two piping tips. (Piping tips will be provided but will not be taken home) Tickets include: -Drink from the venue -Personalized cookie in a different flavor -Materials for class (Cookies, icing, etc.) -Guided instruction from a professional cookie decorator -Giveaways -A percentage of every ticket is donated to Shine, a local organization working in local schools
Sat 12 – 5 PM Mothers Day Market Bow & Arrow Brewing, 608 McKnight Ave NW Mother’s Day Market featuring fine art, home decor, sweet treats, clay works, pottery, flowers, jewelry, & eats by Four Corners Navajo Tacos!
Sat 12 – 10 PM Party In the Park Roosevelt Park, 500 Spruce St. SE Line Up: 12p Moxie, 1p Vic, 2p Number 9, 3p Scin.Til.Late, 4p Walter, 5p B12, 6p the Rev, 7p Sin Seven, 8p Swift Money, 9p 8th Wonder
Sat 1 – 3 PM Basics of Distilling Class Southwest Grape & Grain, 3401 Candelaria Blvd. NE A beginner level class covering the distilling process and the ingredients that go into various spirits. Enjoy some good craft spirits? Always wanted to make your own? In addition to discussing the various types of spirits and the ingredients that go into them, we will cover the basic distillation process, various types of stills, and everything else you will need to start making your own whiskey, rum, vodka, or moonshine! (tickets)
Sat 1 – 4 PM Birthday Party for Sebas w/Mala Maña! A Kid-Friendly Brewery Fundraiser to Fight Childhood Cancer Canteen Brewhouse, 2381 Aztec Rd. NE Join us in celebrating our sweet Sebas' 5th birthday! • Canteen Brewhouse will generously be donating $1 per beer, wine, cider or root beer sold during the event! So come thirsty! • Live music by Mala Maña (1:30-2:45PM) and DJ Pancho! • Kid-friendly activities. • Buy Besos for Sebas Merchandise. • Join Chuy Martinez in singing "Happy Birthday" to Sebas and make a donation. This Mother's Day, help us spread hope and make a difference in the fight against Myoepithelial Carcinoma (MEC). If you are unable to join in person you can still send Sebas a "beso" (a kiss) with a contribution to the "100k Besos for Sebas" Facebook fundraiser. All proceeds will benefit cureMEC to support cancer research for Sebas
Sat 1 – 5 PM Carne Asada Sabado! Bike Day Hangout! 1119 Candelaria Rd. NW Your Rebels just want y'all to come hang out! It's a Rebel event, so who knows what can and will happen? We do know that there will be Fun, Drink, Camaraderie, and a Food Truck. Red Taco Shop will be there serving Carne Asada Specials (Asada Nachos, Asada Tacos, Asada Quesadillas and Asada Bowls). Please bring your Friends and your whole Family. More information will be added as The Rebels figure out what they want to do. They can be quite secretive at times lol. Remember, it's all about the cause
Sat 2 – 4 PM Pre-Mother's Day Show Sawmill Market, 1909 Bellamah Ave NW Burque Jazz Bandits are Celebrating all the mommas at Sawmill! This event is outdoors, so be prepared for the sunshine! Tips appreciated! Bandit merch will be available for purchase!
Sat 2 – 6 PM Birds of a Feather Fundraiser Bosque Brewing Cottonwood Public House, 10250 Cottonwood Park Dr. NW Join us and the amazing folks at Birds of a Feather Parrot Rescue of New Mexico for a special fundraiser! Meet several exotic parrots and learn all about their incredible mission! They will be raffling awesome prizes and a percentage of drink sales during the event will be donated to BoaF
Sat 3 – 10 PM Pints for Parenthood Marble Brewery, 111 Marble Ave NW Join Dar a Luz Birth & Health Center for our Pints for Parenthood event at Marble Brewery Downtown! Donations for Dar a Luz are welcome at the door. Along with Marble's renowned libations and food, we'll have live music from incredible local artists: All Thicc, Red Light Cameras, Willa Jay, Sweet Roll, Sun Sounds, Trillbot. Dar a Luz Birth and Health Center is the only nationally accredited & state licensed freestanding birth and health center in NM. We are dedicated to providing compassionate and holistic prenatal care for birthing people, reproductive health services and a safe alternative to hospital birth for birthing people and their families
Sat 4 PM Make-A-Wish Sand Volleyball Tournament Charlie’s Sandbox, 4335 Paseo del Norte NE Come support the Make-A-Wish Foundation! We will have multiple snack bar items and prizes for 1st and 2nd place! $20 per person. 2-6 players per team (sign up)
Sat 4 – 5 PM Concerts @ the Library: The Enchanters Taylor Ranch Library, 5700 Bogart St. NW Join us for Concerts @ the Library featuring The Enchanters! Experience the magic as this ten-member choral ensemble takes you on a musical journey through the decades, singing favorites from the 30s to the 90s in beautiful four-part harmony. With a diverse repertoire that includes holiday and patriotic numbers, The Enchanters have been delighting audiences for over four years. Don't miss their enchanting performance at the Taylor Ranch Library, the latest installment of our monthly concert series - all for FREE!
Sat 5 PM Mother's Day Celebration Osuna Nursery, 501 Osuna Rd. NE Whether you're searching for a heartfelt gift, indulging in a little self-care, or simply creating cherished memories with your loved ones, Osuna Nursery is the place to be. As you browse our blooms from beautiful ornamental trees to attractive annuals you'll enjoy: • Live music from award-winning cellist Ryan Smith 11am-1pm •Scenic photo opportunities •Osuna University Residential Irrigation with Chris Schlouski of Dekker Perich Sabatini from 11am to 12pm. There is no gift more meaningful than the gift of life. Come find the perfect pairing of plants and pottery to be a personalized reminder of how much she matters for years to come
Sat 6 – 9 PM Annual Bach Society Concert Hope in the Desert Episcopal Church, 8700 Alameda Blvd. NE It’s nearly time once again for our annual Bach Society performances. The New Mexico Bach Chorale and the New Mexico Bach Orchestra will perform J.S. Bach’s full St. John Passion. Tickets for the performance can be purchased online or by calling Hold My Ticket at 877-466-3404. Day-of tickets may be purchased at the door with cash or check
Sat 6 – 9 PM Gone Country Saturdays with DJ Clout Ponderosa Brewing, 1761 Bellamah Ave NW The evening starts with complimentary dance lessons at 5 pm, followed by family-friendly entertainment until 9 pm. Get ready to groove and have a blast!
Sat 6:30 – 9:30 PM Mother's Day Dance Skidmore's Holiday Bowl, 7515 Lomas Blvd. NE Join us for a night of bowling, food, drinks, and a Mother's Day dance to celebrate everything they do for us
Sat 7 PM Mother’s Day Concert Bandido Restaurante, 2128 Central Ave SE A special Mother’s Day concert with Micky Cruz. $10 cover, all ages
Sat 7 – 9 PM First Floor Highway Tractor Brewing, 118 Tulane Dr. SE ABQ band blending original music & reimagined covers w. an 80s inspirited New Wave / Post Punk sound
Sat 7:30 – 9 PM Studio Night Out Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall & Saloon, 9800 Montgomery Blvd., Ste 4 Get your boots ready because we're going out! Come join us for a fun night out on the town. Come as you are and get your groove on. It's a great chance to put those dancing skills to good use. Feel free to invite anyone to come join the party. This event is free other than the cover at The Dirty Bourbon. There's no cover if you arrive before 8PM. Let us know if you have any questions at either 505-750-0011 or 520-261-1223
Sat 8 PM Emo Nite Live Bama's 1865, 6007 Osuna Rd NE Welcome to the electrifying world of Emo Nite Live! Hailing from the vibrant landscapes of Albuquerque, we are a dynamic band dedicated to bringing the spirited sounds of pop-punk and emo music to life, coupled with a unique karaoke experience that lets YOU be the lead singer! Signups to sing start at 8pm. Get there early if you want to participate. No door cover. 21+ only. Come and check out Albuquerque's newest southern style restaurant. Hear or sing some of your favorite pop-punk and emo anthems with us
Sat 8 – 10 PM Hops & Dreams: Star Wars Edition Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, 1800 4th St. NW Join us in a galaxy far, far away… The Desert Darlings return with Raqzia for an epic Star Wars belly dance show! Free show, but tips appreciated!
Sat 8:30 PM – 1 AM SABOR Latin Night - Saturdays with guest DJ ITALIA Bama's 1865, 6007 Osuna Rd. NE DJ Gabriel Goza will be serving you the saucy Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia, Merengue y Mas! Ample Parking, Safe Environment, Beautiful Venue, Good Food, Good Music, Good Vibes. 21+ / $10 cover
Sat 9 PM Back in the Saddle 90's Country Cover Band Backstage at Revel, 4720 Alexander Blvd. NE Doors open at 8 pm, no cover. Show starts at 9 pm! All Ages are welcome! We will have giveaways! Come prepared to two-step and country dance to the 90's country music you love!
** Sun 5/12 ** -- Mother's Day
Sun 10 – 11 AM Yoga & Tea Lost Cultures Tea Bar, 1761 Bellamah Ave NW, Ste C Starting in May, we will be doing our event EVERY SUNDAY. It's a special space where you can release what no longer serves you and rejuvenate your soul. Join us for a truly enriching experience. The first 3 Sunday's will be with @ yoga.birch and the last Sunday of the month will be with @ curvaceousmermaidgoddess. $25 per person, 1 drink from the menu included (tickets)
Sun 10 AM – 2 PM Seeds & Starts Day Rail Yards Market, 777 1st St. SW Ready, Set, Grow! The Rail Yards Market is the best local destination of plants for your garden, blooms for mom, and fresh spring produce for your table. Get your seeds and starter plants from your favorite local growers! Free for all! Everyone is welcome! EBT doubled with Double-Up-Food-Bucks. Senior and WIC programs welcome. Fresh local produce! Breakfast & lunch prepared food options. Handmade Art. ADA Accessible. Free Parking. FREE :: LOCAL :: FAMILY FRIENDLY :: PET FRIENDLY
Sun 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM Mother's Day Brunch Sheraton Uptown, 2600 Louisiana Blvd. NE Treat Mom to all her favorite brunch foods, including made-to-order omelets, garden salads, and of course elegant desserts. $55 per adult, $28 children 5-10 (plus tax & gratuity), children 0-4 complimentary with a paid adult. Reservations are required: 505.349.2520 (menu)
Sun 11 AM Mother's Day Special D.H. Lescomes Winery & Bistro, 901 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Ste B-100 Celebrate Mother's Day with a special meal! We’re excited to introduce two mouthwatering specials that are sure to delight her taste buds: Baked Penne Rustica and Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass. Plus, add a glass of any of our 631 Signature wines to one of these specials for only $7 Reservations recommended, please call your location (more info)
Sun 11 AM – 4 PM Mother's Day Sunday Rally Sunday Service Motor Co, 2701 4th St. NW Join us for May's Sunday Rally - cohosted by Indian Motorcycle and the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride 2024. This month, we will be meeting at Indian Motorcycle off of Alameda for coffee and pastries. We will then cruise back to Sunday Service for live music, food, and raffles. Drop in and learn more about Indian Motorcycles, The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride, and donate to Mothers in need this Mother's Day!
Sun 11:30 AM Mamma Mia! Historic Lobo Theater, 3013 Central Ave NE Showing Starts at 11:30 am Tickets are ONLY $10 for General Admission $25 Brunch and a Movie Ticket $21 Brunch Only ticket. Grab your ticket online or call for reservations today!
Sun 12 PM Mother's Day - Moms play for free! Empire Board Game Library, 3503 Central Ave NE Let Empire treat you to some free play time! If you're a mom, then come in this Sunday and play any of our 1,000 games without paying for table time on your special day
Sun 12 – 8 PM Mother's Day Seared Bistro, 119 San Pasquale Ave SW Brunch 12-3 PM (click link for full menu), Dinner 12-8 PM
Sun 1 – 5 PM Mother's Day in Old Town 2000 N. Plaza St. NW The City of Albuquerque presents this free event celebrates Mom on her special day in Old Town and features food, shopping, kids’ activities, and more. Enjoy live music on the Gazebo with performances by Nathaniel Krantz, Baila! Baila!, and Picoso. Grab a bite to eat from local food trucks Craft Q BBQ, Tikka Spice, and Pack’n Bowlz or enjoy a sit down meal from one of the Old Town restaurants. Eat, dance, and enjoy time with the family in Historic Old Town! (more info)
Sun 1 – 5 PM Animated Iris: Mother's Day Iris Show Albuquerque Garden Center, 10120 Lomas Blvd. NE Open to the Public. Free Admission. Public Invited to Submit Entries 8-9AM
Sun 2 – 5 PM May Swing Sanctuary Retreat Enchantment Ballroom, 337 San Pedro Dr. NE Do you love West Coast Swing? Do you compete or would you like to start competing? Have you been looking for a community of like-minded, supportive dancers to push your boundaries and empower you to reach your full dance potential? Join Melissa for The Swing Sanctuary Retreat, a competitors community focused gathering for those of us looking for a safe space to foster positive change in our dancing with like-minded community members. The only requirements to join are a positive attitude and having competed or planning to compete a West Coast Swing Jack and Jill within a year. If you competed at Rio Grande or are planning to compete at Dance Fiesta, those count! If you'd like to join the group but aren't sure about competing, let us know, we're happy to talk to you about it and help you plan an event within the next year, that's all it takes! This will be a regular monthly gathering. If you have any questions as to if this is a good fit for you and your goals, please let us know. Cost: $20
Sun 4 – 5:30 PM Paint Your Own Pot Mrs. Sprinkles Ice Cream, 3107 Eubank Blvd. NE Paint Night with Susan Gomez is your chance to grab your pals, the fam or just yourself and paint the night away. Have fun while creating lasting memories to take home and enjoy forever! Join us for my very first Paint Your Own Pot event! Mrs. Sprinkles is the newest addition to the charming Scottsdale Village Shopping Center. Come see the beautiful shop, have some fun with Mom or Grandma and have some amazing treats! What a wonderful way to spend Mother's Day! Enjoy buy one, get one half off the full menu that day! All supplies are included and all are welcome for this event. Seating is Limited. Please arrive a few minutes early for a 4pm start time. NO NEED TO PICK UP A TICKET AHEAD OF TIME, CHECK IN AT THE EVENT
Sun 6 – 9 PM Sunday Funday Karaoke Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, 1800 4th St. NW What brings the fun better then karaoke? Nothing! We got an all new night of karaoke for you singing addicts! Come amp up your Sunday Funday and sing a song with us! The Pop Up will be on hand serving up eats!

What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.
I will be playing AAA 1440p games.
What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?
$2000 USD
When do you plan on building/buying the PC
Soon-ish.
What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (ToweOS/monitokeyboard/mouse/etc\)
Everything
Which country (and state/province) will you be purchasing the parts in? If you're in US, do you have access to a Microcenter location?
No, San Diego CA
If reusing any parts (including monitor(s)/keyboard/mouse/etc), what parts will you be reusing? Brands and models are appreciated.
None
Will you be overclocking? If yes, are you interested in overclocking right away, or down the line? CPU and/or GPU?
Yes, Both
Are there any specific features or items you want/need in the build? (ex: SSD, large amount of storage or a RAID setup, CUDA or OpenCL support, etc)
At least 2TB, most performance per dollar, ray tracing if possible.
Do you have any specific case preferences (Size like ITX/microATX/mid-towefull-tower, styles, colors, window or not, LED lighting, etc), or a particular color theme preference for the components?
All black with ARGB
Do you need a copy of Windows included in the budget? If you do need one included, do you have a preference?
No
Extra info or particulars:
Upradability would be Nice

State: California (not Bay Area)
Major: Computer Engineering
Family Income: 45k
Academics
GPA (UW / W): 3.64 / 4.39
Class Rank: 17/400

of AP courses: 6 (reported 2 5s, 3 4s, and a 3)

of CC courses: 10

SAT/ACT: N/A
Extracurriculars

• Intern at local community college, worked on workshops & curriculums for new courses
• Created a competitive classroom game to teach physics concepts
• Boy Scouts, 200+ volunteer hours, served as Patrol Leader & Instructor
• STEM instructor job (~6 hrs/week)
• Independent volunteer project (hosted a go-fund me and donated handcrafted decorations)
• Made a collection of app that visualize STEM concepts I find interesting
• Developed cross-platform software, used by multiple school districts
• 3D printed miniature cities as a hobby
• Prototyped a device to detect distracted driving
• Maintained websites for local businesses over quarantine

Awards

• Eagle Scout
• Winner @ Congressional App Challenge
• Winner @ a local hackathon

Essays
I was procrastinating so hard I started my UC PIQs a days before deadline (skipped school just to finish them 💀) I was so unmotivated halfway through I deadass wrote a devlog for one of my games. Overall a 4/10.
Decisions

• Virginia Tech (waitlisted)
• SJSU (rejected)
• SDSU (accepted)
• Cal Poly Pomona (accepted)
• Cal Poly SLO (waitlisted)
• UCSB (accepted + chancellor’s reception)
• UC Irvine (waitlisted)
• UC Santa Cruz (accepted)
• UC Davis (accepted)
• UC San Diego (accepted)
• UCLA (rejected)
• UC Berkeley (waitlisted)

I grew up in the New Orleans area and lived for many years in NYC. I've also spent a lot of time in other parts of the Northeast. All of these places have their own local seafood specialties. San Francisco seems to have a thriving local seafood culture with its own signature dishes (Cioppino?). Same for the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. The southern parts of the Eastern Seaboard have crab cakes, low country boil, etc.
Why doesn't Los Angeles have its own unique seafood dishes, coastal seafood restaurant culture, specific local fish or shellfish, etc?
And, yes, there are fish tacos, but that's more of a Baja/San Diego thing imported to LA, as far as I've ever been able to tell. Same for ceviche, which is found across Latin-America.
I was out at a raw bar in Highland Park recently and was internally musing on the fact that everything on the menu was shipped out from back East or Canada.

Vault-Tec Vault 39 Documentation
One of the few vault tec vaults that successfully saw the experiment through and was not nefarious
Vault Overview:
Vault 39 is a state-of-the-art underground facility designed and constructed by Vault-Tec Corporation. Situated on the Californian coast near San Diego, Vault 39 is a marvel of engineering and innovation, dedicated to the preservation and protection of marine life in the event of a global catastrophe.
Vault Construction:
Vault 39 is constructed in the form of a large cylindrical silo, with the main entrance located at the top of the structure. The vault extends approximately 500 meters deep into the earth, with a diameter of 20 meters. The primary chamber of the vault houses a massive cylindrical aquarium, measuring 500 meters in depth and 20 meters in diameter.
Aquarium Design:
The aquarium within Vault 39 is a feat of engineering, designed to replicate the diverse ecosystems found in Earth's oceans. The cylindrical shape of the aquarium allows for optimal water circulation and distribution, ensuring the health and well-being of the marine life housed within.
Marine Life Preservation:
The primary purpose of Vault 39 is to preserve and protect marine life in the event of a global catastrophe. To this end, the aquarium is stocked with a diverse array of species, including fish, corals, mollusks, and other aquatic organisms. Advanced filtration and monitoring systems are in place to maintain water quality and ensure the health of the inhabitants.
Underwater Tunnel:
Vault 39 is equipped with a large underwater tunnel that extends from the base of the vault to the ocean floor. This tunnel serves as the primary means of access to the outside world and is sealed by a massive vault door to prevent water ingress and maintain the integrity of the vault.
Environmental Monitoring:
Vault 39 is equipped with advanced environmental monitoring systems to track radiation levels, temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors both inside and outside the vault. This data is continuously monitored and analyzed to ensure the safety and well-being of the vault's inhabitants and the marine life within the aquarium.
Power and Life Support Systems:
Vault 39 is powered by a combination of nuclear reactors, solar panels, and hydroelectric generators, ensuring a reliable and sustainable source of energy. Life support systems, including air filtration, water purification, and waste management, are in place to support the needs of the vault's inhabitants and the marine life within the aquarium.
Research and Education:
Vault 39 serves as a center for marine research and education, with state-of-the-art laboratories and educational facilities available to the vault's inhabitants. Scientists and researchers within the vault conduct studies on marine biology, ecology, and conservation, contributing to our understanding of the oceanic world and the preservation of marine life.
Population and Community:
The population of Vault 39 consists of a diverse group of scientists, engineers, technicians, and support staff, all dedicated to the mission of preserving and protecting marine life. The vault is designed to foster a sense of community and cooperation among its inhabitants, with shared living quarters, common areas, and recreational facilities available for socialization and relaxation.
Further explanation:
Vault 39 is a sprawling underground complex designed to mimic the vastness and diversity of the ocean floor. Its layout is divided into several distinct areas, each dedicated to a specific aspect of marine research and conservation.

1. Main Entrance: The vault's main entrance leads into a large atrium, designed to resemble the entrance to an underwater grotto. Artificial Sunlight from Vault Tec made Helios panels filters down from above, casting shimmering patterns of light on the walls and floor. A massive glass dome covers the atrium, providing a breathtaking view of the ocean above.
   
2. Aquarium: The centerpiece of Vault 39 is its gigantic aquarium, a sprawling underwater habitat filled with a diverse array of marine life. The aquarium is divided into different sections, each representing a different underwater ecosystem, from coral reefs to kelp forests. Glass tunnels allow dwellers to walk through the aquarium, observing the marine life up close.
   
3. Research Labs: Surrounding the aquarium are a series of research labs, where marine biologists and geneticists work side by side to study and care for the vault's aquatic inhabitants. Each lab is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for conducting experiments and analyzing data.
   
4. Living Quarters: Scattered throughout the vault are living quarters for the dwellers of Vault 39. These quarters are spacious and comfortable, with large windows that provide panoramic views of the underwater world outside. Each dwelling is decorated in a nautical theme, with colors and furnishings reminiscent of the ocean.
   
5. Hydroponic Gardens: In order to sustain the vault's population, Vault 39 is equipped with hydroponic gardens where a variety of fruits, vegetables, and other crops are grown. These gardens are tended to by agricultural specialists, who work to ensure a steady supply of fresh food for the dwellers.
   
6. Common Areas: Interspersed throughout the vault are common areas where dwellers can gather for meals, recreation, and socializing. These areas are designed to resemble seaside cafes and lounges, with comfortable seating, large windows, and even artificial beach areas where dwellers can relax and unwind.
   

Overall, Vault 39 is a vibrant and bustling community dedicated to the study and preservation of marine life. Its layout reflects the awe and wonder of the ocean, providing a home for both its human inhabitants and the creatures that dwell beneath the waves.

Making food together is an amazing way to bond with your kids and family members. There's something special about working together to create something that's then shared by everyone involved. And food made around the holidays has even more special, memory-making potential. This fall, spend time with your young ones by making any of these 10 edible Thanksgiving food crafts.
Fall-Flavored Fun
Thanksgiving may be the fall holiday where food is most celebrated but the entire harvest season presents unique opportunities to make food with your little ones.
Halloween Candy Bark (by Just A Taste) – Have a bunch of leftover Halloween candy that you don't know what to do with? Take 10 minutes to make a giant sheet of candy bark that you can nibble on as a family or share with friends.
Candy Corn Fruit Cocktail (by Family Fresh Meals) – Use a quintessential fall candy to lure your kids into eating their daily serving of fruit. With just a few candy corn on top, this 5-minute fruit bowl can be adjusted to include ant kind of fruit you think works best for your family.
Caramel Apple Slices (by On My Kid’s Plate) – A less-awkward take on a fall favorite. Instead of a giant apple the size of your child's head, have fun decorating and customizing easy-to-munch apple slices.
Thanksgiving-Themed Snacks
Thanksgiving is the perfect time for fun food crafts. So grab your kiddos, jump into the kitchen, and make some edible Thanksgiving food crafts that your kids — and your dinner guests! — will never forget.
Pilgrim Hats (by Taste of Home) – Make a batch of cute edible "hats" that will keep people coming back for more. Don't let the prep time in the recipe scare you. That shrinks when you have more people helping!
Thanksgiving Rice Krispies Turkey Legs (by Kitchen Fun With My Three Sons) – These silly turkey leg lookalikes make for a great weekend of after-school snack. You as mom or dad may need to make the "bone," but your kids will get a kick out of forming the leg out of the Rice Krispies mixture.
Turkey Pretzels (by Welcome to the Mouse House) – These pop-able pretzel snacks are a great assembly line treat that really display the personalities of the people who made them. From your tiny 2-year-old all the way up to grandma and grandpa, have fun constructing (and eating!) your turkey creations.
Reese’s Turkeys (by Mom on Timeout) – This is similar to the Turkey Pretzel recipe but uses Reece’s Cups instead. It’s another great food craft to use up some of the leftover Halloween candy that may be floating around your house.
Thanksgiving Day Goodies
Celebrate Thanksgiving day with your preschoolers by finding time to make food that’s perfect for them.
Turkey Pancakes (by Kitchen Fun With My Three Sons) – Start the day off with a breakfast made for Thanksgiving. Some of the steps in this recipe may be a little advanced for younger kids, so work together to find ways they can contribute.
Fruit Turkey Fondue (by Clean & Sensible) – Make the kids table a blast with this great fruit and chocolate dessert. Include your kids by having them decide what the turkey “feathers” are and how they’re organized and displayed.
Turkey Pudding Cups (by Crystal & Comp) – Pie may not be everyone’s piece of cake, but who doesn’t like pudding? Make these fun turkey-themed pudding cups after Thanksgiving dinner and watch all of the kids in attendance light up with excitement.
The holidays can become stressful when the focus shifts from being together to throwing a party. Take a breath, slow down, and make some tasty (and probably messy) memories with the children in your life. If you take the time to truly have fun and and enjoy the time with your kids, these activities have the potential to be memories they keep for their entire lives.

Long-term exposure to triclosan, an antimicrobial agent commonly found in a broad array of soaps, shampoos, toothpastes and other consumer products, may have potentially serious health consequences, reports a research team including a UC Davis scientist.
Data from a new study shows that triclosan causes liver fibrosis and cancer in laboratory mice through molecular mechanisms that are also relevant for humans. The study, led by the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, appears Nov. 17 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
further - https://www.ucdavis.edu/news/soap-antimicrobial-may-damage-liver-and-raise-cancer-risk-mouse-study-shows

Thank you to everyone who sent me a birthday card to help celebrate my dirty 30!! I had an amazing day and all of your cards brought a smile to my face :)
u/ritaalbertson Love the national park card! It would be awesome to visit one day!
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All remaining land is available including Everest!
More available in the patch notes! https://www.disney-magic-kingdoms.com/news/patchnote_upd82
All of the Haunted Mansion Ghost tokens are getting shifted to and from different characters (which makes me think they are setting something up for them or the characters collecting them in the future updates.
They are really jumbling the Thrill Zones requirements, taking away magic boost percentages and upping and lowering magic costs across the game.
Hercules fans rejoice! Hera and Zeus are swooping into the Kingdom for our limited-time Hercules event.

Plus, be on the lookout for the ferocious three headed Hydra.

But that's not all. If you loved the Underworld boss battle from our first Hercules update, then get ready! Our brand-new Underworld attraction is here, so seize the chance to add some divine darkness to your park.
Download the update on Tuesday, May 7th
Cascading Tappers Event begins on Thursday May 9th
Hercules Event begins on Thursday, May 16th

\Note: Some platforms may receive the update at a later time, but don’t worry—everyone will be able to take part in our time-limited events at the same time!*
Note II: This is a time limited event. Hercules is not permanent content.

New Content

Characters

• Hera
• Hydra (Premium Character)
• Zeus

Concessions

• ZPD Bowler Hat Stand (Cascading Tappers Event Leaderboard Reward)
• Decorations
• Meditating Yax Monument (Tapper Leaderboard Reward)

Attraction

• The Underworld

Float

• None this update, stay tuned!

Costumes

• None this update, stay tuned!

Note: Tokens available from Token Sources—e.g. Attraction, Enchanted Attractions, Character Activities, etc.—are balanced on an Event/Update basis and are subject to change.

Upcoming Events

Cascading Tappers Event – May 9th – May 15th

Enjoy 3 Tappers in 1! Turtles, Frogs, and Honey Bees will soon be arriving in your Kingdom.

A Cascading Tappers Event runs 3 Tappers simultaneously! Put your tapping skills to the test, Kingdomers! Read on for some important, strategic information.

Turtles

No helper characters or attractions required. Simply tap them away, and wait for more to appear!

Spawn time: Up to six (6) Turtle Tappers every two (2) hours

~Milestone Rewards:~

• Common Blueprints
• Extra Small Elixir Ingots
• Happiness

~Leaderboard Rewards:~

• Magic
• Bronze Chests
• Decoration Chest

Frogs

In order to maximize your success at this stage, you can rely on Boo, Roz and Mickey Mouse for help!

Spawn time: Up to six (6) Frog Tappers every four (4) hours

~Token Sources – Frog Net~

• Turtle Tappers
• Token Sources – Frog Tank
• Bo Peep – Check Al’s Toy Barn (Level 2)
• Buzz Lightyear – Space Orbiting (Level 2)
• Hamm – Getting a Toy Tour (Level 2)
• Rex – Make New Friends (Level 2)
• Alberto – Counting Down the Days (Level 2)
• Ercole – Practice Harpooning (Level 2)

~Milestone Rewards:~

• Small Elixir Ingots
• Uncommon Blueprints
• Happiness

~Leaderboard Rewards:~

• Magic
• Silver Chests
• Concession Chests

Honey Bees

In order to maximize your success at this stage, you can rely on Luca, Goofy and Tinker Bell for help!

Spawn time: Up to six (6) Honey Bee Tappers every four (4) hours
~Token Sources – Honey Bee Dipper~

• Frog Tappers
• Token Sources – Honey Bee Honeycomb
• Celia Mae – Meet for Sushi (Level 4)
• Sulley – Laugh it Up (Level 2)
• Pete – Evil Laugh (Level 3)
• Pluto – Take an Afternoon Nap (Level 3)
• Buzz Lightyear – Go to Buzz Lightyear’s Astro (Level 4)
• Giulia – Join the Portorosso Cup (Level 3)
• Machiavelli – Lay About (Level 4)

~Milestone Rewards:~

• Medium Elixir Ingots
• Rare Blueprints
• Rowlf (Fallback: Attraction Enchantment Chest)

~Leaderboard Rewards:~

• Magic
• Resource Chests
• ZPD Bowler Hat Stand

Hercules Mini Event – May 16th – May 31st

Chapter 1: May 16th
Characters unlocked: Hera, Hydra (Premium)
Chapter 2: May 18th
Attraction unlocked: The Underworld

Chapter 3: May 25th
Character unlocked: Zeus

Event Ends: May 31st

Tapper Events

Pegasus Clouds – June 7th – June 10th

Spawn Time: Up to ten (10) Pegasus Clouds Tappers every two (2) hours
~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Silver Chest
• Uncommon Blueprints
• Resource Chest
• Concession Chest
• Happiness

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Magic
• Rare Blueprints

Jeweled Crabs – June 3rd – June 8th

Spawn Time: Up to five (5) Jeweled Crabs Tappers every two (2) hours
~Characters Involved:~

• Moana
• Pete
• Goofy

~Token Sources (Crab Gem Lure)~

• Rapunzel – Create Artwork
• Woody – Orbiting Some Space (Level 4)
• Eve – Solve a Cube Puzzle (Level 3)
• Maui – Seek New Adventures (Level 3)
• Gramma Tala – Guiding the Way (Level 4)
• Hei Hei – Walking Along
• Token Sources (Crab Net)
• Randall Boggs – Go Scaring
• Jessie – Visit Pizza Planet Aliens (Level 4)
• Woody – Go on Duty (Level 5)
• Sina – Collecting the Coconuts
• Chief Tui – Check Fish Traps (Level 3)
• Pua – Wander About (Level 2)

~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Common Blueprints
• Decoration Chest
• Resource Chest
• Yellow Ribbon Chest

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Uncommon Blueprints
• Silver Chests
• Meditating Yax Monument

Sand Whirls – June 5th – June 10th

Spawn Time: Up to five (5) Sand Whirls Tappers every four (4) hours
~Characters Involved:~

• Pinocchio
• Zurg
• Hamm

~Token Sources (Dust Whirl Duster)~

• Roz – Sushi Dinner (Level 3)
• Daisy Duck – Strut Your Stuff (Level 6)
• Mickey Mouse – Visit Minnie’s House (Level 7)
• Geppetto – Take in the Sights (Level 4)
• Jiminy Cricket – Keep Out of Trouble (Level 4)
• Honest John – Pull a Gambit (Level 3)
• Token Sources (Dust Whirl Container)
• Mike Wazowski – Check on the Laugh Floor (Level 2)
• Goofy – Play the Tuba (Level 4)
• Toy Alien – Cowboy Alien (Level 4)
• Figaro – Prance Across Cobblestones (Level 3)
• Blue Fairy – Provide Hope (Level 3)
• Stromboli – Curse at Misfortune (Level 3)

~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Uncommon Blueprint
• Decoration Chest
• Resource Chest
• Kermit’s Swamp (Fallback: Attraction Enchantment Chest)

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Bronze Chests
• Common Blueprints
• Epic Blueprints

Striking Gold Events - May 17th – May 30th

Find gold trophies hidden throughout the Kingdom by collecting from Attractions and Character Activities!

Chapter 1: May 17th – May 20th
Chapter 2: May 22nd – May 25th
Chapter 3: May 27th – May 30th

The following Character Activities will drop Gold Trophies:

• Cinderella – Galloping Around
• Prince Charming – Jousting Practice
• Tinker Bell – Find Lost Things
• Goofy – Attend a Show
• Mickey Mouse – Play the Trumpet
• Bo Peep – Check Al’s Toy Barn
• Buzz Lightyear – Go to Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters
• Hamm – Getting a Toy Tour
• Jessie – Visit the Snack Roundup
• Sarge – Meeting at Al’s Toy Barn
• Woody – Rest up at the Roundup
• Simba – Learning of Past Kings
• Nala – Taking a Break – Nala
• Timon – Explore the Tree
• Pumbaa – Favorite Grub Spot
• Rafiki – Visiting a King
• Zazu – Keeping an Eye Out
• Scar – Spy on the Advisor
• Shenzi – Locate Lions
• Banzai – Watch for Lions
• Ed – Hehehehehehe!
• Hera – Appreciate Flower Arrangement
• Hydra – Ravenously Roar
• Zeus – Throw Lightning

The following Attractions will drop Gold Trophies:

• Astro Orbiters
• Mickey’s Fun Wheel
• The Circle of Life
• Tree of Life
• Festival of the Lion King
• Scar’s Den
• Training Grounds
• Zeus’ Temple
• The Underworld

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Event Currency
• Hercules Relics
• Hercules Gold Trophy

Quality of Life Changes

None this update, stay tuned!

Balancing Changes

Why do we rebalance the game? Disney Magic Kingdoms is a game with many interconnected systems. Since our initial launch, we have added a lot of new features and content, and each time we do this, it can significantly affect how these systems interact with each other. To ensure that the gameplay experience remains as intended, we are sometimes required to make balancing changes. Ultimately, rebalancing the game is necessary so that Disney Magic Kingdoms is fun and enjoyable for all. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Activities

The following Character Activity rewards have been changed:

• Cinderella - Sing for the Guests:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Boo - Surprise Guests:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Celia Mae - Head Count:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been removed from possible drops
• Celia Mae - Manage Desk: • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Mike Wazowski & Sulley - Rehearse Show:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been added to possible drops
• Randall Boggs & Roz - Lecture by Roz:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been added to possible drops
• Jack Sparrow - Live the Pirate's Life:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Daisy - Visit Minnie's House - Daisy:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Donald - Clean the Deck:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Minnie Mouse - Check on Donald - Minnie Mouse:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Chip - Explore a Boat:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Dale - Feeling Goofy:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been added to possible drops
• Fauna - Spreading Green Cheer:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Mother Gothel - Recruit Help for Plans:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Rapunzel & Flynn - Visit Strange Kingdom:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Bo Peep - RC Racing Lady:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been added to possible drops
• Zurg - Do Some Lurking:
  • The Bride Hatchet has been added to possible drops
• Jessie - Racing Queen:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Bullseye - Visit the Barn:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Bullseye - Run Around the Planet:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Toy Alien - The Claw:
  • The Bride Hatchet has been added to possible drops
• Ducky - Go For a Ride:
  • The Bride Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Bunny & Ducky - Get Excited!:
  • Gus's Ball and Chain has been added to possible drops
• EVE - Scan for Lifeforms:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been added to possible drops
• EVE - Find Malfunctioning Robots:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• The Captain - Explore New Home:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• The Captain - Look at Earthly Objects:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been added to possible drops
• WALL•E - Re-Charge:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Jack Skellington - Thinking Time:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been added to possible drops
• Oogie Boogie & Jack Skellington - Scary Face-Off:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• The Mayor & Sally - Work On Holiday Ideas:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Lock - Knock Three Times:
  • Ezra Ears Hat to Ezra's Top Hat has been added to possible drops
• Barrel - Sweet Tooth:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde - Grab a Small Snack:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Nick Wilde - Walk Downtown:
  • Phineas's Carpet Bag has been added to possible drops
• Chief Bogo - Track Down Suspect:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Chief Bogo & Judy Hopps - Downtown Car Chase:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Mowgli & Bagheera - Dangerous Sleeping Spot:
  • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Bagheera - Avoid Hypnosis:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Huey - Following the Clues:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• Dewey - Discovering Solutions:
  • Phineas's Carpet Bag has been added to possible drops
• Coco Rivera - Spending Time With Family:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• The Bride - Here Comes the Bride:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been added to possible drops
• The Bride - Floating About:
  • Gus Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• The Bride - Peruse Wedding Gifts:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
    • Hatbox Ghost Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• The Bride & Phineas - Lurk in the Shadows:
  • Ezra's Top Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Gus - Pick Up a Ride:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Phineas - Appear in Photos:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been added to possible drops
• Phineas & Gus - Make Floors Creak:
  • Ghostly Hatbox has been removed from possible drops
• Hatbox Ghost - Disappearing Act:
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
• Hatbox Ghost - Haunt the Attic:
  • Ezra Ears Hat has been removed from possible drops
  • Phineas Ears Hat has been added to possible drops

Expansions

NEW – Adventure Land Center Expansion:

• Magic cost – 14,000,000
• Time to unveil (hours) - 24

NEW – Adventure Land Left-Center Expansion:

• Magic cost – 12,000,000
• Time to unveil (hours) - 24

NEW – Expedition Everest Expansion:

• Magic cost – 1,000,000
• Time to unveil (seconds) - 6

Attractions

Hercules – Training Grounds:

• Token 1 changed from Muses Vase to Phil Training Doll
• Token 2 changed from Phil Training Doll to Pegasus Wings
• Token 3 changed from Meg Ears Hat to Meg Flower
• Token 4 changed from Pegasus Ears Hat to The Hydra’s Broken Vase Painting
• Token 5 changed from Hades Ears Hat to Hercules Belt

Hercules – Statue Garden:

• Token 1 changed from Meg Flower to Phil Ears Hat
• Token 2 changed from Pegasus Wings to Pegasus Ears Hat
• Token 3 changed from Hercules Belt to Meg Ears Hat
• Token 4 changed from Panic Ears Hat to The Hydra Ears Hat
• Token 5 changed from Pain Ears Hat to Hercules Ears Hat

Hercules – Zeus' Temple:

• Token 1 changed from Phil Ears Hat to Hera’s Flower Bouquet
• Token 2 changed from Pain Potion Vial to Panic Potion Stopper
• Token 3 changed from Panic Potion Stopper to Pain Potion Vial
• Token 4 changed from Hades Buckle to Zeus’ Thunderbolt

Magic Production

• The base Magic generation of Attractions has been changed as follows:
• Base Magic produced per hour changed from 30 to 10
• Magic now scales proportionally with the production time of attractions

Enchantment Recipes

• The Collection Tokens required to enchant a building have been adjusted as follows:
• Enchantment Level 1: from 10 Collection Tokens to 0 Collection Tokens
• Enchantment Level 2: from 20 Collection Tokens to 0 Collection Tokens
• Enchantment Level 3: from 30 Collection Tokens to 0 Collection Tokens
• Enchantment Level 4: from 40 Collection Tokens to 0 Collection Tokens
• Enchantment Level 5: from 50 Collection Tokens to 0 Collection Tokens

The Magic cost to upgrade an Attraction has been changed as follows:

• Enchantment Level 1: Magic Cost increased from 2,000 to 2,500
• Enchantment Level 2: Magic Cost unchanged
• Enchantment Level 3: Magic Cost unchanged
• Enchantment Level 4: Magic Cost increased from 50,000 to 60,000
• Enchantment Level 5: Magic Cost increased from 150,000 to 300,000

Thrill Zones

New Thrill Zone

• Expedition Everest Zone has been unlocked

Magic Pedestal
The values for the Magic Pedestal of all Thrill Zones have been changed as follows:

• Level 1 Magic produced every hour changed from 60 to 25
• Level 2 Magic produced every hour changed from 100 to 75
• Level 3 Magic produced every hour unchanged (150)

Bonus Magic

• The bonus Magic rewarded by Thrill Level 3 has been changed from 50% to 25% to all buildings in the zone

California Screamin’ Zone
The requirements for Decorations and Concessions Thrill Level requests have been changed as follows:

• Amenity Decorations required decreased from 12 to 10
• Scenery Decorations required increased from 8 to 10
• Food Concessions required increased from 10 to 11
• Headwear Concessions required decreased from 10 to 9

The requirements for Attraction Thrill Level requests have been replaced with the following:

• 5 Attraction Enchanted to Level 1 required
• 4 Attraction Enchanted to Level 2 required
• 3 Attraction Enchanted to Level 3 required
• 2 Attraction Enchanted to Level 4 required
• 1 Attraction Enchanted to Level 5 required

Space Mountain Zone
The requirement for Decorations and Concessions Thrill Level requests have been changed as follows:

• Souvenir Concession required decreased from 6 to 5
• Headwear Concession required increased from 8 to 9

The requirements for Attraction Thrill Level requests have been replaced with the following:

• 10 Attraction Enchanted to Level 1 required
• 8 Attraction Enchanted to Level 2 required
• 6 Attraction Enchanted to Level 3 required
• 4 Attraction Enchanted to Level 4 required
• 2 Attraction Enchanted to Level 5 required

“It’s a Small World”: Zone
The requirement for Decorations and Concessions Thrill Level requests have been changed as follows:

• Amenity Decorations required increased from 9 to 10
• Greenery Decorations required increased from 9 to 10
• Scenery Decorations required decreased from 12 to 10

The requirements for Attraction Thrill Level requests have been replaced with the following:

• 15 Attraction Enchanted to Level 1 required
• 12 Attraction Enchanted to Level 2 required
• 9 Attraction Enchanted to Level 3 required
• 6 Attraction Enchanted to Level 4 required
• 3 Attraction Enchanted to Level 5 required

Big Thunder Mountain Zone
The requirement for Decorations and Concessions Thrill Level requests have been changed as follows:

• Amenity Decorations required increased from 9 to 10
• Greenery Decorations required increased from 9 to 10
• Scenery Decorations required decreased from 12 to 10
• Drink Concessions required increased from 7 to 8
• Headwear Concessions required decreased from 8 to 7

The requirements for Attraction Thrill Level requests have been replaced with the following:

• 20 Attraction Enchanted to Level 1 required
• 16 Attraction Enchanted to Level 2 required
• 12 Attraction Enchanted to Level 3 required
• 8 Attraction Enchanted to Level 4 required
• 4 Attraction Enchanted to Level 5 required

Enchanted Chests: Decoration Chest

The following Decorations have been removed from the possible rewards:

• Hero's Duty Arcade
• Fish Fountain
• Friendship Statue
• Light in the Forest
• Pillar Bench
• Peppermint Evergreens
• Tiny Treehouse
• Beauty and the Beast DMK Billboard
• Chessboard

The following Decorations have been added to the possible rewards:

• Stargazing Telescope
• Tropical Bonanza
• Olaf's Summer Fun
• Palm Tree Bench
• Stacked Honey Pots Sign
• Sunflowers
• Pirate Aquarium
• Fisherman's Getaway
• Pirate Plunder

Enchanted Chests: Concession Chest

The following Concessions have been removed from the possible rewards:

• Bakery
• Stitch Headband Stand
• Dalmatian Macarons Stand
• LeFou's Brew Stand
• Unbirthday Hat Stand
• Blackberry Pie Stand
• Robin Hood's Hat Stand
• Lei of Flowers Stand
• Scrump Backpack Kiosk

The following Concessions have been added to the possible rewards:

• Face Paint Studio
• Pasta Stand
• Gummy Grubs Stand
• Coconut Smoothie Stand
• Lion King Mask Shop
• Pizza Concession
• Baby Bird Plushie Stand
• Captain Hook's Hat Stand
• The Queen's Crown Stand

Attraction Enchantment Chest

• Hercules Relic has been changed from Uncommon to Common

Silver Chest

• Hercules Relic has been changed from Uncommon to Common

Resource Chest

• Hercules Relic has been changed from Uncommon to Common

Hercules Legendary Chests

The following items have been removed from the possible rewards:

• Training Grounds
• Zeus’ Temple

Token Shop

The following items have been added to the Token Shop:

• Critter Net
• Critter Tank
• Honey Dipper
• Honeycomb
• Brush
• Dustpan
• Gem Lure
• Net
• Hercules Relic (Unlimited, Price: 150 Elixir)
• Lion King Relic (Unlimited, Price: 150 Elixir)
• Hydra’s Broken Vase Painting
• Hydra Ears Hat

The following items have been removed from the Token Shop:

• Refresh Token
• Shadow Lantern
• Shadow Candle
• Wreck-It Ralph Relic
• Robin Hood Relic

Building Shop

The following item has been added to the Building Shop

• Training Grounds