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Bilingual Storytime: How Hollyhocks Came to New Mexico. by Rudolfo Anaya
| Sunday, November 29, 2020, 07:00pm |
Read by State Senator-elect Siah Correa Hemphill from Bayard (English), and District 2 County Commissioner Javier Salas (Spanish). Late great New Mexican author Rudolfo Anaya weaves a fanciful folk tale that helps explain the beautiful flowers that can be seen in all parts of the Southwest in the summer and fall. Escaping Herod's wrath, Sueño, a near-sighted angel, takes the Holy Family to New Mexico by mistake. The story blends history in this tale that shows how different cultures can work together peacefully and respect the land we all need. Sign up at www.silvercitymuseum.org or click here to register and attend: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HC5CuMuyRGy-t8NcYomemQ. All Silver City Museum programs are free with a suggested donation of $5.
Upcoming Events
| Sat Jul 26 @ 7:30AM - 03:00PM 2025 Hummingbird Festival on the bluff overlooking the Mimbres River - Mimbres Cultural Heritage Site |
| Sat Jul 26 @10:00AM - 02:00PM Makers Market at the Main Street Plaza - Main Street Plaza |
| Sat Jul 26 @ 7:00PM - Whiskey Creek Zócalo - The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Whiskey Creek Zocalo |
| Sun Jul 27 @ 7:30AM - 03:00PM 2025 Hummingbird Festival on the bluff overlooking the Mimbres River - Mimbres Cultural Heritage Site |
| Sun Jul 27 @10:00AM - Unitarian Universalist Fellowship - Calming the Nervous System in Turbulent Times - 3845 N Swan Street |
| Sun Jul 27 @ 3:00PM - Good Shepherd Summer Recital Series - Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd |
| Sun Jul 27 @ 3:00PM - Free concert at Episcopal Church - Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd |
| Mon Jul 28 @ 3:30PM - 05:00PM Classic Gentle Yoga - Church of Harmony |
| Tue Jul 29 Grant County 4-H Horse Program - Southwest Horsemens Arena |
| Tue Jul 29 @10:00AM - Silver City Public Library Baby Time - Silver City Public Library |
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