January 20, 21, & 22.  8th Chiricahua Apache PowWow, Indian Market & Native Arts Concert. Daily dancing, cultural exhibits, music, and vendors.   

Rev. Azima Lila Forest will speak regarding spiritual support of this important dimension of our national and global life.  Coffee and conversation after the service.   

Too Personal for Words:  The Invisible Path of Aging by Bonnie Buckley Maldonado.  Light refreshments following.   

Every Sunday in January.    

Sixth in Victoria Tester's fifteen-act New Mexico Ghost Play Cycle.  FREE, for mature audiences.   

Heather Wilson, candidate for US Senate, and George Zsoka, candidate for District Attorney, will attend.   

Open to the public.   

Bus tour to learn about the mining history in and around Bayard. Call for reservations.   

Every Tuesday. Fundraiser for Faith Community, planned senior living community for southwest New Mexico. Each week features a meat-based soup and a vegetarian soup, all homemade, with bread and beverage for $6.   

The topic of this session is "Navajo Weaving: Then, Now, and in the Future."   

4th Tuesdays. Our mission is to provide support and assist families toward positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age.   

“Beekeeping as a Hobby” by Travis Kirkland. Free to the public.   

Monthly meeting, open to the public, last Wednesdays.   

The non-partisan group will present the January Unified Action.  Speakers may then present issues of concern.     

The American Assoc. of University Women is hosting the conference on February 25th for 5th through 8th grade girls in Grant, Catron, Luna, and Hidalgo counties.  Registration forms received from science or math teachers, and registration begins on 1/17/12 and ends on 1/26/12.  Registration required ...   

Discussion regarding whether FANC remains as the community Fitness and Nutrition organization.    

First in a series of Friends of the Library moderated panel discussions.  This first topic is CRIME as presented in fiction and non-fiction.  The panel will include Mary Hotvedt and Jane Vanvig, a local author, and will be moderated by ...   

Public invited.   

"Get acquainted" meeting for auditions for Alice in Wonderland production by the Theatre Group New Mexico.  The show is scheduled for April 27 through 29.   

Telephone conference from Santa Fe meeting.   

Sound installation by Suk-Jun Kim with event and performance at 5:30 pm.  Korean refreshments served.  Exhibition through March 2nd.   

January 27, 28, & 29.  Open to All.  A time of coming together and hearing real life stories of faith, led by Tom Riley.  Dinner at the Church, songs, and sharing.   

Dane Dexter and Edie Steed perform sophisticated and polished renditions of standards and surprises.   

Appearing with the Silver City String Beans and the Latchkey Kids.   

Date change to 4th Saturday.  Must be a member or member's guest.   

January 27, 28, & 29.  Open to All.  A time of coming together and hearing real life stories of faith, led by Tom Riley.  Lunch at the Church, songs, and sharing.   

2nd & 4th Saturdays. See the 100 year old buildings and re-live some of the history of our important fort and hospital.    

This accomplished mystery writer discusses his newest book One Perfect Shot and some of his older ones, including four western novels and 18 contemporary mysteries set in New Mexico.   

Authors Harley Shaw and Mara Weisenberger present their chronicle of a young man from West Texas.   

Meet George Zsoka, Candidate for District Attorney of Grant, Luna, and Hidalgo Counties.   

Kids’ Program – Willem & the Whale and Darkened Horizons at 2:00 pmAdults’ Program – WildWater, Incident at Tower 37, and People Restoring Rivers at 6:30 pm   

Circle dances celebrating the Sacred which unites all beings.  Chanting and live music.  No experience or partners needed.   

American Folk, Blues, Country.