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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}Local tourist information and events.
The public is invited to join us the committee for our 7th Annual Carnitas Musica Y Mas fiesta Labor Day weekend. There is a special event planned for Sunday at noon with a Dance Group called "The Pachucos" from El Paso, TX. They are a Zoot Suit Group that are going to be dancing for the public. The public will be the judges for each group.
Gough Park will be enclosed, including street closures and Security. We will have both food and non-food vendors and a Beer Garden. As a reminder per City Ordinance, only service dogs will be allowed and no bikes (bicycles) or skateboards will be allowed. We appreciate the support that we have received in the past from the public in attending the Fiesta. We like to keep our fiesta going as well as the other events that happen throughout the year. If anyone has questions they can contact either myself Sonia Ray at 575-777-2428 or my dad Jose at 575-313-4944.
Thank you the Carnitas, Musica Y Mas Fiesta Committee members
See poster below for schedule:
The date and time were incorrect for the Mimbres event. Please see the PDF below for the correct date and time.
See Flyer below
Eighteen studios with 21 artists will be opening up their private creative spaces from Wind Canyon to greater downtown Silver City and out to Hurley. The annual Labor Day Red Dot Studio Tour features the Silver City Art Association Studio members.
The event begins on August 21 with a preview art exhibit at Light Art Space, 209 West Broadway Street, Silver City NM. Stop by, see artwork from each studio, and pick up a Red Dot Studio Tour guide. For your convenience and tour planning, the guide is broken into two maps, "Outlying Studios" and "Greater Downtown Studios". The guide lists all participating at Light Art Space ng studios, description of each, directions and maps. Bright Red Dot signs will lead your way to each studio. The Studio Tour guides are also available at the Visitor Center and local galleries.
Come join us for a Vintage Motorcycle Event in the High Desert of Southwest New Mexico.
Have a Pre-1984 motorcycle? 10$ entry fee to join the judged show. Prizes for Best in Show, Best European Bike, Best Japanese Bike, Best American Bike, Best Scooter, Best Rat Bike.
Vendors, bands, Poker Run, Raffle Prizes & More!!
Benefiting our community here in lovely Silver City, New Mexico. Proceeds from the event going to :
FRIENDS OF THE SILVER CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
TWO-FOR-ONE BOOK SALE- INSIDE THE LIBRARY
EXTENDED
AUGUST 1-31, 2025
During regular Library Operation Hours
Hardbacks – Two for $1.00
Paperbacks – Two for $1.00
The sale is open to the public.
Jim Charleston, Executive Director of Silver City Theatre, has announced that the play, The Last Angry Brown Hat, will be performed locally in September of 2026. Quoting from the website of Silver City Theatre, "the Brown Berets, founded in the late 1960s, were an influential community-based social justice organization which played a leading role in the Chicano Civil Rights Movement of the '60s and '70s…" The play is particularly relevant to Grant County because the Brown Berets passed through Grant County and many residents have memories of that visit.
Members of the Fort Bayard Fire Department in 1924The Fort Bayard Historic Preservation Society will present a program to celebrate the 159th birthday of the facility, on Saturday, August 2, at 2:30 p.m. in the New Deal Theater, on the grounds of Fort Bayard National Historic Landmark.
The program will feature a presentation about the history of the Fort Bayard Fire Department. John Baker, who currently serves as a volunteer fire fighter, and is a member of the FBHPS Board of Directors, will present the keynote talk, which will touch on the evolution of the department from 1866 to the present.
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