WNMU Professor Dr. Felipe de Ortego speaks about attacks on public education in the current New Mexico legislature.  Coffe and conversation after the service.   

Also February 4th.  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!   

Fire and Open Drum Circle.  Families and kids welcome, as are costumes.   

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

Also February 7.  Open meeting to provide seniors with an opportunity to participate in planning.   

In honor of Black History Month, WNMU presents a musical account of the Civil Rights movement.   

Business meeting follows public discussion.   

Every Monday.  Ages 10 and up.   

In honor of Black History Month, WNMU presents a student/staff panel discussion.   

The work session is in preparation for the regular Thursday Grant County Board of Commissioners regular meeting.  No action will be taken.   

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.   

Also February 6.  Open meeting to provide seniors with an opportunity to participate in planning.   

WNMU hosts Grant County area parents interested in learning about enrollment options at the University.  High school students and parents will have the opportunity to interact and ask questions of WNMU students, faculty, and staff to learn about the admissions ...   

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

"Fruitful Questions: Generating Writing" is the title of this half-day workshop with author Sharman Apt Russell, sponsored by WILL and the Southwest Festival of the Written Word.  Register at maryhotvedt@aol.com.   

Ann Hedlund presents "Navajo Weaving: Then, Now, and in the Future."  Bring a bag lunch and your enthusiasm!   

Open meeting to provide seniors with an opportunity to participate in planning.   

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

Also Feb. 10 & 11.  This Community of Silver City Blood Drive will help those hospitalized and needing blood in Southwestern New Mexico. Donating 1 pint can save up to 3 lives.   

Open meeting to provide seniors with an opportunity to participate in planning.   

Spanish at 5:00 pm; English at 6:00 pm.  Grant County Community Health Council wants to learn the health and wellness needs of Grant County Residents.  Reserve a spot:  388-1198.   

2nd Thursdays. The monthly meeting includes potluck at 6:00 pm; then meeting, rock draw, and program at 6:45 pm.   

MRAC & WILL present Suk Jun Kim, WNMU Professor of Sound.   

Also Feb. 9 & 11.  This Community of Silver City Blood Drive will help those hospitalized and needing blood in Southwestern New Mexico. Donating 1 pint can save up to 3 lives.   

Fundraiser to help with medical expenses.   

Open meeting to provide seniors with an opportunity to participate in planning.   

The community is invited to celebrate with birthday cake and a pinata, as well as the burial of a time capsule.   

Opening reception for the Museum's historical presentation of people behind the formation of the Territorial Normal School at Silver City.   

Also February 11.  Opening reception will feature paintings by Gay Marks and sculpture by Jim Palmer.   

2nd Fridays. Sung prayer, alternating with spoken scripture readings, spoken prayer, silence, and prayers for healing.  A non-denominational service, free and open to all.    

Art reception and poetry reading.   

"Rainger" performs:  Paul and Sue Wise Smith present their delightful folk and Americana music.   

Members may purchase books starting at 9:00 am; non-members at 10:00 am.   

The Magic of Reading will be a carnival of activities focused on the power of reading and on the importance of families reading together.   

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

Fundraiser for Veterans of Foreign Wars Women's Auxiliary.   

Also Feb. 9 & 10.  This Community of Silver City Blood Drive will help those hospitalized and needing blood in Southwestern New Mexico. Donating 1 pint can save up to 3 lives.   

Also February 10. The show will feature paintings by Gay Marks and sculpture by Jim Palmer during the Chocolate Fantasia event.   

Join the fun as Silver City celebrates Chocolate Fantasia! Stroll galleries, shops, and greet old friends while sampling delicious, gourmet chocolate chocolate confections.   

Silver City Astronomical Society presents the film Seeing in the Dark by Timothy Ferris, emeritus Professor at the University of California Berkeley.  The film is about our universe, seen through three historical contexts.   

Circle dances, chanting, and live music celebrating the sacred which unites all beings.