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Local Events
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GRMC Auxiliary selling luxury linens April 29 and 30, 2025
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The One That Pulled Power Forth - Ruben Leyva
Full flyer of event below
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Get ready to party as Glenwood Woman's Club hosts a Mexican Fiesta on Saturday May 10th featuring music by the popular 575 Band.
Based in Las Cruces, the 575 Band performs throughout southern New Mexico, and has an avid following. The band, whose name includes the southern New Mexico area code, has expanded its horizons and also performs in El Paso, Albuquerque and other parts of the Southwest. Its playlist includes classic and hard rock, classic country and Mexican music, which offers something to get everyone's toes tapping and up and dancing.
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Image by David Marsh, part of the Earth Matters exhibition. Light Art space is pleased to present Earth Matters, photographs by The Photographer's Eye: A Creative Collective. The Photographer's Eye Collective is located in Escondido, California, and is made up of 16 artists from all over San Diego County. Each artist has a unique way of seeing and hopes to inspire you with their image-making. Their commitment is led by the concept that photography not only enriches lives but can change them.
Featured in Light Art Space's Flash Gallery is a unique spring exhibit opening May first. Dialogue: Art andPoetry Speak of Spring, moving through the difficult present, will feature a conversation between visual arts and poetry. Both art forms, created separately and later matched in either theme, image or emotion, will explore the contradictions of this very unusual spring, one filled with the joy of life renewing itself after a long winter and tension at the challenges presented by domestic and global upheaval. By way of this expansive conversation, the work looks to discover new ways to express the old truth that life is ultimately and stubbornly about beauty and renewal.
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See flyer below for informations
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chorale posing at Terrazas Funeral Chapel last ChristmasSilver Chorale will be performing their spring concerts the first weekend of May. The mixed choir is performing at Terrazas Funeral Chapel Friday, May 2nd at 7pm, doors open at 6:30. It is located at 1 Ft. Bayard Rd. in Santa Clara, NM. The second performance will be a Crosspoint Church Sunday, May 4th at 3pm, doors open at 2:30. "Luis Terrazas and his wonderful staff provide a lovely venue for our evening concert Friday night. They are very accommodating and happy to hear us sing at their facility. "Luis says there's always so much sadness here, but it's so nice to hear beautiful music and see smiling faces enter our doors," reported a board member of their bi-annual performances at Terrazas' chapel.
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An Afternoon Dedicated To Learning What Our Disabled Community Lives With Every Day.
Food - Vendors and Illusion Band
See Flyer below
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GLENWOOD — Everyone is invited to "A Tale of Two Tails," a unique public event Friday April 25 from 3-7 p.m. at Glenwood Community Park. The Two Tails — turkey tails and fish tails — represent some of the many popular outdoor sports in the Gila Wilderness.
Sponsored by Impact Outdoors and Outlaw RV, the event kicks off with a flag raising ceremony honoring our service members, youth and volunteers.
A free dinner will include picnic fare like hot dogs and hamburgers. Desserts will be provided by members of the community.
National Prayer Day
GRMC Auxiliary linen sale
Upcoming Events
| Tue Apr 29 TheActrix Studio Announces Crackerjack Cast for This Year's Shakespeare in the Big Ditch - Big Ditch Park |
| Tue Apr 29 @10:00AM - WNMU Board of Regents - |
| Tue Apr 29 @ 4:00PM - Silver City Public Library - Book Tasting - Silver City Public Library |
| Tue Apr 29 @ 6:00PM - Whiskey Creek Zócalo - Los Mirlos - Whiskey Creek Zocalo |
| Tue Apr 29 @ 7:00PM - WNMU Cultural Affairs - Chamber Music Series - WNMU Fine Arts Theatre |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 1:00PM - 02:30PM Gin Rummy - Every Wednesday - Little Toad Creek Brewery |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 2:00PM - Cemetery Board of the Town of Silver City will hold a Regular Meeting - Public Works Department Administrative Office |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 3:00PM - 05:00PM Silver City Public Library- Computer Class- Internet and Email Basics - Silver City Public Library |
| Wed Apr 30 @ 4:15PM - 05:15PM Silver City TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensible) - American Legion Post 18 |
| Thu May 01 @12:00PM - 01:00PM 74th National Day of Prayer - Gough Park |
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