Featuring a message from Asa Barnes, who has returned from missionary work in Kenya.  Public invited.  Breakfast served after the service.  Sponsored by the Tyrone Community Fellowship.   

UUFSC will show a video of Alain de Botton -- Swiss writer, philosopher, entrepreneur, and author of Religion for Atheists -- talking about The Benefits of Religion without God.  Coffee and conversation follow the service.   

Free.  Refreshments served, and nursery provided.  Sponsored by Calvary Chapel.   

Every Sunday.   

Learn the "Audacity Radio Editing Program" with Tater Todd of New Potato X on KOOT 88.1 FM.  Open to the public.   

Every Monday.  Ages 10 and up.   

WNMU and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas co-host the symposium, which will feature speakers from the Federal Reserve on such topics as:  the Economic Recovery, Regional Economy and Energy Markets, and Mexico and the Border Region.  The symposium includes breakfast ...   

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.   

Also April 12.  Samaya Jones presents "Introduction to Quinoa: the history, culture, politics, nutrition, and taste of this valuable grain".  FREE.   

WNMU Occupational Therapy Assistant 2nd Year Students conduct the fair.   

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

Jeff Goin will teach a four-class series entitled "Maintaining Healthy Relationships."  FREE and open to the public.   

Free interactive forum for all parents, but particularly those of elementary school age children.  FREE copy of Your Home is a Learning Place by Pamela Weinberg, other books, and door prizes.  Refreshments provided by Mi Ranchito.   

2nd & 4th Tuesdays.   

Every Tuesday.   

Gila Regional Medical Center will make a presentation about the current status of your community owned hospital.  The public is invited. Refreshments provided by the GRMC Courtyard Café   

Terry Deacon of UC Berkeley and Ursula Goodenough of Washington University explore the complexities of the emergence of the first cells.  Also, Learning, Living, and Dying, tells the story of the evolution of the brain.   

Also April 10.  Samaya Jones presents "Introduction to Quinoa: the history, culture, politics, nutrition, and taste of this valuable grain".  FREE.   

Grant County Democratic Party hosts a brisket dinner with Senator Tom Udall in lieu of the regular monthly meeting.  For reservations, call 654-6060.   

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

A Very Special Performance presented by MRAC:  MICHELLE SHOCKED's 2012 Roadworks Tour: Roccupy!   

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.    

R. J. Vandygriff presents "an inspiring one-man, one-act, musical comedy about the most fascinating character to ever ride across the pages of history, the American Cowboy."  A fundraiser for the Gila Regional Medical Center Foundation.   

Every Saturday.  Local handmade arts and crafts.   

Also 4/15.  Unique Crafts & Gifts, including decor, knife sharpening, gifts, food & more will be presented by the Grant County Home Business Network, a non-profit organization.   

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

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

Local author Robert Sasse presents a reading and book signing of his recently published book, Ghost Warrior, which tells the story of one warrior’s journey from despair and hopelessness to finding a life filled with inner peace through creative written expression.   

John Trentacosta & Straight Up Jazz Band.