"Won't You Be My Neighbor?" (PG-13) 4:00pm; "Mama Mia! Here We Go Again" (PG-13) 7:00pm   

Fresh local produce, plants, music and fun. Silver City Mainstreet Plaza7th Street between Bullard Street and the Big Ditch.   

Flag raising ceremony on the parade ground at 9 a.m. The Fort Bayard Museum, will open at 9:15 a.m., with tours of the museum and parade ground area beginning at 9:30. At 10:45 a.m. local rancher Deily Crumbley will present a ...   

Featuring arts and crafts, and food. New vendors are adding even more variety to the selections.   

In each session, we will go into deep relaxation, join our spiritual energies, and use them for healing and blessing in four directions: to ourselves, to those we know in need, to places and situations on the planet in crisis, ...   

Girl Scouts is for all girls entering Kindergarten through 12th grade. Wherever girls live, whatever their circumstances, we help them learn to be safe, think for themselves, and lead the way for others. If you have the time, join our 900,000 volunteers. ...   

Teens are invited to hang out with video games, board games, and music. Ages 10+, free, no registration necessary.   

This weekend’s Featured Artists are Ruth Hamby (Friday), and Jackie Blurton (Saturday and Sunday). Jackie serves on the board of the Southwest New Mexico Audubon Society where she combines her art and love of birds with her conservation and education efforts.    

The sale will benefit the High Desert Humane Society's halt a litter today program.   

Give yourself enough time to hike the half mile from the trail head to the dwellings in order to be on time for the 1:00 pm start. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, sunscreen and a hat. Bring plenty of water. The ...   

Plant of the Month: Peanut - Please share your knowledge, experiences, and ideas about this plant. Skill Share: Nuts about Peanuts: planting, growing and harvesting peanuts in SW New Mexico, with guest speaker Carol Fugagli.   

Santa Fe poet Pamela Williams and Silver City poet Stewart Warren read from their work. Followed by open mic for poetry and prose.   

A barbecue sandwich meal will be served at 6:30. Cost of the dinner is $15, and reservations are required. Following the meal, a special program will be presented by Mr. Ralph Estes, entitled “The West: Singing its Story”. In song, ...   

Three-course meal and conversation under the stars, plus short readings from Sharman Apt Russell, Philip Connors, Beate Sigriddaughter, and Jack Crocker. $25 per person.   

Singer/songwriter.   

Revue tickets will be $10 at the door and the Woman's Club will sell refreshments during intermission to aid their scholarship fund. Produced by Silver City Community Theatre.    

"Won't You Be My Neighbor?" (PG-13)   

DJ Nick Prince. 50/50 raffle, prize for best costume, and some local entertainers. Dance to benefit this years Pride Fest on September 15th. $10/person or $15/couple.