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"The Working Horse of Southwest New Mexico" Photo Exhibition :: Arts & Music
Frank and Judith Kenney's photographs document the demands and risks placed on the Agricultural Producer. Perhaps most critical to the safe, quiet handling of cattle is a well-trained horse. And most of these “working” horses are also used in team ...
Location First New Mexico Bank
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Now Showing at the Silco Theater :: Arts & Music
"Pokémon Detective Pikachu" (PG) 1:00 & 7:00pm; "Booksmart" (R) 4:00pm
Location Silco Theater
Contact www.thesilco.com or 575-956-6185
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08:00am - 01:00pm Glenwood Street Market :: Social Events
The Glenwood Street Market, is back with a variety of unique arts and crafts, and baked goods, produce and snacks. The market is open from every Friday and Saturday and holidays from approximately 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Highway ...
Location Glenwood, New Mexico
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08:30am Weight Watchers :: Health & Wellness
Weigh-in will begin at 8:00am and the meeting begins at 8:30.
Location First Presbyterian Church
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12:00pm - 03:00pm Rodeo Day at the Silver City Museum :: Social Events
Guests will be treated to guided tours of the Ranching in Grant County exhibit, live cowboy poetry by renowned local talent Stuart Hooker and Linda Locklar, dummy-roping in the courtyard for kids and kids at heart, jerky sampling in the ...
Location Silver City Museum
Contact 575-597-0222 or www.silvercitymuseum.org. or
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01:00pm - 03:00pm Herbal Yoga with Lindsey Orellano :: Health & Wellness
Cost: $25. The healing and supportive benefits of plants can be used with yoga practice, and everyday life. After exploring supportive ways each herbal ally can be incorporated, we will move into yoga poses that correlate with the plants discussed; ...
Location Lotus Center
Contact www.lotuscentersc.org/events
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01:00pm - 03:00pm Permaculture Silver City Meeting :: Social Events
Plant of the Month: Jerusalem Artichoke - Please share your knowledge, experiences, and ideas about this plant. Discussion Topic: Local sources of seeds for eating - sunflower, sesame, chia, etc that we can grow & harvest locally.
Location Silver City Visitor Center
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06:30pm Sam Madan :: Arts & Music
Live music
Location Buckhorn Opera House
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07:00pm "The Candy Shoppe Calamity, Or The Good, The Bad, & The Pretty: A Bawdy Melodrama of Deceit, Decay, and Just Desserts" :: Arts & Music
Tickets $10. A Virus Theater original melodrama directed by Teresa Dahl-Bredine and written by Douglas Shelton and the Virus Ensemble. Bring your friends to boo the villains and cheer for the heroes. Popcorn and refreshments available for sale in the ...
Location Buckhorn Opera House
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07:00pm Movies at the Light Hall Theater :: Arts & Music
"Dumbo (2019)" (PG)
Location Light Hall Theatre
Contact movies.wnmu.edu
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