January 27, 28, & 29.  Open to All.  A time of coming together and hearing real life stories of faith, led by Tom Riley.  Combined with Church service.   

Consuelo Leal Hester will speak regarding the work of La Cooperativa de la Frontera, a trans-border cooperative to create independent livelihoods for women in Palomas and Columbus.  Coffe and conversation after the service.   

Randal Bays and Davey Mathias perform on the fiddle and fingerstyle guitar.  FREE and open to the public.   

Sign up for parts in the play, Until the Violence Stops: A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer.  Discuss needs and opportunities for the April 12 to 14 event.    

Every Sunday in January.    

Free, public invited.   

The meeting will address citizen concerns regarding an employee pay increase.   

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.   

Rotary World Peace Fellow, Zelie Pollon, will speak on "The Healing Power of Testimony:  Voices from Survivors of the Khmer Rouge."  Free presentation by this award-winning independent journalist, focusing on social and humantiarian issues.   

Dr. Joseph Shepard, WNMU President, will present "The First 180 Days of Transforming the Future Together."  Bring a bag lunch and your enthusiasm!   

Feasibility of Chino site for solar arrays will be discussed.   

The Grant County Relay for Life will be held this year on June 29 and 30 at the Silver High School football field.  Cancer survivors and their families are especially invited to participate.   

Grant County Community Health Council wants to learn the health and wellness needs of Grant County Residents.  Reserve a spot:  388-1198.   

This eleventh day of Chinese New Year is dedicated to gathering and eating with family and friends at our wonderful downtown restaurants.   

The meeting is to solicit the community's ideas for the new Murray Ryan Visitors Center mural, whose them is "What Brings People to Silver City/Grant County?"   

Every First Friday.   

The topic is art criticism.  Bring an art history book with an image to critique.  Music, fire, and libations; limited to 14 attendees.   

Amos Torres, back porch country soul singer-songwriter and guitarist, performs.   

Tricia Hurley presents "Get Ready for Spring with Native Plants for Wildlife," which illustrates the importance of native plantings in enhancing habitat for our wild neighbors.  FREE and open to the public.  Light refreshments served after the program.   

MRAC Performance Series presents this group and their world fusion of folk rock and pop hooks over danceable world rhythms, stirred with a Celtic fiddler's bow.   

Carpool to Animas Valley & Lordsburg Sewage Ponds to check for wintering duck, grebes, and cranes.  Four-wheel drive recommended; bring drinks and lunch for full day trip.   

Artwork, lamps, CDx/DVDx, books, tables, dishwasher, and lots more!  Clothes = $1/bag after 11:00 am.Note:  Lots of FREE clothes and other items available all day Friday.   

Also February 5th.  Theatre Group New Mexico is casting its spring musical "Alice in Wonderland, Jr." for about 40 roles for children ages 6 to 18.  Bring a short song to sing!   

Craft class for children.  Call to pre-register:  538-5921.   

Staged play reading of the 7th of 15 plays in the New Mexico Ghost Play Cycle by Victoria Tester.  For mature audiences.   

Authors in celebration of home-grown creativity, including local author Rick Stansberger, as well as Ron Hamm, John Rider, and Royce Grubic, will present short readings, book signings, and a drawing.  FREE and open to the public.   

Puppy Dog Ranch is hosting this All You Can Possibly Eat SPAYghetti and NEUTERball Dinner in honor of National Spay/Neuter Month.   

Demonstration by New World Drummers.