Global Santa Fe presents former U.S. Ambassador to Panama Linda Watt on the strategic importance of the world’s waterways, from the Panama Canal and the Strait of Hormuz to emerging Arctic routes, and what their future means for global power and the United States. Doors open at 5:30pm for mocktails and light refreshments; the talk begins at 6pm. Tickets $25 members, $40 nonmembers, through globalsantafe.org.

Part 1 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

Fading oceanographer and documentary filmmaker Steve Zissou (Bill Murray) sets out to hunt the shark that killed his partner, with a patched-together crew that includes a young pilot who may be his son (Owen Wilson) and a pregnant journalist (Cate Blanchett).

Directed by Wes Anderson. 2004. 119 minutes.

Celebrate the opening of Toros de Fuego, photographs by Gustavo Martínez Contreras, in the CCA Cinema Gallery. In Tultepec, Mexico’s fireworks capital, artisans build bulls packed with pyrotechnics and carry them blazing through the streets during the town’s annual festival. Martínez Contreras photographs the people, the craft, and the fire at the heart of this tradition.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, performs “COVEN” in the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.

Part 2 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

A year after their father’s funeral, three estranged brothers (Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman) board a train across India hoping for a spiritual reunion, though their luggage, their grudges and a few detours get in the way.

Directed by Wes Anderson. 2007. 91 minutes.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, performs “Copland + Imaginary Dances” in the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.

Part 3 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman), a prep school student far better at running clubs than passing classes, falls for a first-grade teacher (Olivia Williams) and lands in an escalating rivalry with a gloomy millionaire (Bill Murray).

Directed by Wes Anderson. 1998. 93 minutes.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, performs “Oracle Hysterical” in the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.

Part 4 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

On a New England island in 1965, two twelve-year-olds (Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward) run away together into the wilderness, as her parents (Bill Murray and Frances McDormand), the local sheriff (Bruce Willis) and a scoutmaster (Edward Norton) search for them ahead of a storm.

Directed by Wes Anderson. 2012. 94 minutes.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, welcomes the Del Sol String Quartet to the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.

Part 5 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

After every dog in a near-future Japanese city is exiled to a trash island, a young boy named Atari (Koyu Rankin) flies there to find his own dog, joined by a pack of strays led by the wary Chief (Bryan Cranston).

Directed by Wes Anderson. 2018. 101 minutes.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, performs “Britten Serenade” in the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.

Part 6 of Wednesdays with Wes, a six-film CCA series. Every Wednesday at 6pm.

In a fictional European country between the wars, legendary concierge Monsieur Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes) and his loyal lobby boy Zero (Tony Revolori) are pulled into a scramble over a priceless painting left to Gustave by a wealthy guest.

Directed by Wes Anderson. 2014. 100 minutes.

Chatter North, presented by Ensemble Music New Mexico, performs the music of Sofia Gubaidulina in the Muñoz Waxman Gallery. Tickets $5 to $17 at chatterabq.org.