Upcoming Events in
Silver City and Grant County
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Silver City and Grant County are home to dozens of festivals and special events throughout the year. There is almost always something to celebrate under our sunny blue skies.
These events are scheduled for the coming weeks. If you are planning a visit to the area, do not hesitate to contact Colleen for assistance scheduling your visit and for information on things to do and places to see while you are here!
Sponsored by: MainStreet Project. Location: Historic Downtown Silver City. Phone: 575-534-1700. More info to come
A special Winter Weekend Package has been put together by Bear Mountain Lodge allowing an opportunity to take part in the workshop: Native People of the Southwest that runs from December 12-15. In winter's heart of darkness, native peoples gathered around fires and told stories. At Bear Mountain Lodge, the tradition continues. Join us around our hearth and on our nearby preserves for a winter weekend of Apache and Mimbreno lore. Who were these peoples and what stories guided their lives? What messages have drifted down to us through time? Joined by a local archaeologist and astronomer, we will look for answers scattered among the stones and we will look to the stars above. And, in the warm light of the lodge's fire, we will all look beyond winter's darkness into the storied heart of the past. $350/person includes workshop, 3 nights lodging, 3 dinners, one sack lunch and $25 donation to The Nature Conservancy. (lodging tax not included) This event will be offered again January 23-26, 2009 - more info to come.
Second day of a two-day workshop by Jennifer Moore called “Mathemagical Design: She currently maintains a studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico and travels throughout the world giving lectures and workshops in weaving and design. You can check out her work at www.doubleweaver.com. Register for the class at The Common Thread Gallery at 107 West Broadway Street in Silver City, 538-5733. For more information and registration form, go to the SWFAC website www.fiberartscollective.org and look on the Education page. This class is limited to twenty students (note – class is half full now—don’t delay!) and pre-registration with a $50 deposit is required by February 1st. Cost is $100 for SWFAC members and $110 for others, and includes the material fees. Questions about the class contact Jean Hill at jeanh@fiberartscollective.org. Contact: Jean Hill 575-538-5733 Website: www.fiberartscollective.org
Sponsored by: GRIP. Location: Various locations - see description. Phone: 538-8078. PLANNING & STARTING A FOOD GARDEN: FEED THE SOIL & IT WILL FEED YOU - presented by Karen Danhauer & Patty McDonnell 8:30-9:45 a.m. 1002 Sotol Loop, Silver City; NATURAL SYSTEMS LANDSCAPING presented by Mark Cantrell, 10am - Noon Butterfly Garden, Jose Barrios Elementary School, Little Walnut Road, Silver City; CREATING SOIL & COMPOSTING presented by HiDOGs, Anaia Song & Basira Nickle 10am - Noon, 1919 N. Bartlett Street, Silver City; SQUARE FOOT GARDENING presented by Marilynn Freeman 12:30 - 2pm 9 Wildwood Circle, Silver City, Class size limited to 10; YEAR-ROUND BACKYARD GARDENING IN RAISED BEDS & COLD FRAMES presented by Dianna Wynn & Terry Timme, 3-4:30pm, 811 Oak Street, Silver City, Class size limited to 10; CONTAINER GARDENING: HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SMALL URBAN SPACES presented by HiDOGS Anaia Song & Basira Nickle, 12:30-2:30pm, 1919 N. Bartlett Street, Silver City; BACKYARD PERMACULTURE: SMALL SCALE DESIGN, PLANT STACKING & EDGE EFFECTS & SHEET MULCHING presented by Hi-Desert Sustainable Living's Patricia Pawlicki 3-4pm; 401 W. Gordon Street, Silver City, class size limited to 10. REGISTER EARLY COST $8/WORKSHOP $15/2, $20/3 and $25/4.
Breakfast served following the service. 3550 U.S. Hwy 180 E, Silver City, (575) 538-3558
These events are scheduled for the coming weeks. If you are planning a visit to the area, do not hesitate to contact Colleen for assistance scheduling your visit and for information on things to do and places to see while you are here!
November 29 —
18th Annual Lighted Christmas Parade.
Sponsored by: MainStreet Project. Location: Historic Downtown Silver City. Phone: 575-534-1700. More info to come
December 12 —
Native People of the Southwest (3 day workshop).
A special Winter Weekend Package has been put together by Bear Mountain Lodge allowing an opportunity to take part in the workshop: Native People of the Southwest that runs from December 12-15. In winter's heart of darkness, native peoples gathered around fires and told stories. At Bear Mountain Lodge, the tradition continues. Join us around our hearth and on our nearby preserves for a winter weekend of Apache and Mimbreno lore. Who were these peoples and what stories guided their lives? What messages have drifted down to us through time? Joined by a local archaeologist and astronomer, we will look for answers scattered among the stones and we will look to the stars above. And, in the warm light of the lodge's fire, we will all look beyond winter's darkness into the storied heart of the past. $350/person includes workshop, 3 nights lodging, 3 dinners, one sack lunch and $25 donation to The Nature Conservancy. (lodging tax not included) This event will be offered again January 23-26, 2009 - more info to come.
February 18 —
Internationally Recognized Artist Jennifer Moore to Teach Workshop.
Second day of a two-day workshop by Jennifer Moore called “Mathemagical Design: She currently maintains a studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico and travels throughout the world giving lectures and workshops in weaving and design. You can check out her work at www.doubleweaver.com. Register for the class at The Common Thread Gallery at 107 West Broadway Street in Silver City, 538-5733. For more information and registration form, go to the SWFAC website www.fiberartscollective.org and look on the Education page. This class is limited to twenty students (note – class is half full now—don’t delay!) and pre-registration with a $50 deposit is required by February 1st. Cost is $100 for SWFAC members and $110 for others, and includes the material fees. Questions about the class contact Jean Hill at jeanh@fiberartscollective.org. Contact: Jean Hill 575-538-5733 Website: www.fiberartscollective.org
March 15 —
Seeding Sustainable Dreams: Grassroots Gardening.
Sponsored by: GRIP. Location: Various locations - see description. Phone: 538-8078. PLANNING & STARTING A FOOD GARDEN: FEED THE SOIL & IT WILL FEED YOU - presented by Karen Danhauer & Patty McDonnell 8:30-9:45 a.m. 1002 Sotol Loop, Silver City; NATURAL SYSTEMS LANDSCAPING presented by Mark Cantrell, 10am - Noon Butterfly Garden, Jose Barrios Elementary School, Little Walnut Road, Silver City; CREATING SOIL & COMPOSTING presented by HiDOGs, Anaia Song & Basira Nickle 10am - Noon, 1919 N. Bartlett Street, Silver City; SQUARE FOOT GARDENING presented by Marilynn Freeman 12:30 - 2pm 9 Wildwood Circle, Silver City, Class size limited to 10; YEAR-ROUND BACKYARD GARDENING IN RAISED BEDS & COLD FRAMES presented by Dianna Wynn & Terry Timme, 3-4:30pm, 811 Oak Street, Silver City, Class size limited to 10; CONTAINER GARDENING: HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SMALL URBAN SPACES presented by HiDOGS Anaia Song & Basira Nickle, 12:30-2:30pm, 1919 N. Bartlett Street, Silver City; BACKYARD PERMACULTURE: SMALL SCALE DESIGN, PLANT STACKING & EDGE EFFECTS & SHEET MULCHING presented by Hi-Desert Sustainable Living's Patricia Pawlicki 3-4pm; 401 W. Gordon Street, Silver City, class size limited to 10. REGISTER EARLY COST $8/WORKSHOP $15/2, $20/3 and $25/4.
March 23 —
13th Annual Sunrise Service, Tyrone Community Fellowship, Indian Hills Baptist Church.
Breakfast served following the service. 3550 U.S. Hwy 180 E, Silver City, (575) 538-3558
March 23 —
Location: Cobre Performing Arts Center. This fundraiser will benefit Miss Southwest NM and Miss Copper Country (Miss America affiliate) scholarship fund. The fashion show will include clothing from Bealls, Rue 21, maurices and Vintage Fantasies. There will be over 25 models and as a special attraction - Miss New Mexico 2007, Jennifer Marlowe, will be participating in the fashion show.
You can find more information on things to do and places to see at the Silver City - Grant County Chamber of Commerce web site.
November 15 —
Fashion Show.
Location: Cobre Performing Arts Center. This fundraiser will benefit Miss Southwest NM and Miss Copper Country (Miss America affiliate) scholarship fund. The fashion show will include clothing from Bealls, Rue 21, maurices and Vintage Fantasies. There will be over 25 models and as a special attraction - Miss New Mexico 2007, Jennifer Marlowe, will be participating in the fashion show.
You can find more information on things to do and places to see at the Silver City - Grant County Chamber of Commerce web site.
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