Gila Monster Road Race.   

Check web site for details: www.CLAYFestival.com   

Suzanne Toupin will speak to us about our Inner Passion   

FREE for WNMU students; community students - $1; adults - $2.Fridays, 6 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 2 p.m.Concession items available for sale. Movie titles: http://movies.wnmu.edu.   

There will be a reception following the concert. Child care will be provided.   

The Rotary Club of Silver City is proud to present William Florian, with his nationally acclaimed show "Those Were the Days" in concert to raise money for Rotary.   

Check web site for details: www.CLAYFestival.com   

All SuperHeroes ages 0-18 are encouraged to participate in the many activities offered from June 3 - July 17 at the Silver City Public Library.Come into the Library to get your registration bag which will include an information folder, reading ...   

Use the physical act of laughter to enhance your health. No jokes are used but lots of breathing, laughing and clapping.   

Taught by Becky Glenn.   

Summer Osborne and Sarah McCracken. Free and open to the public.   

The public is invited to enjoy student-generated research projects, creative works, public service projects, technological, industrial and applied technological projects, scholarship of teaching and learning exhibits, innovative ideas, and other exhibits.   

Give Grandly is part of the National Day of Giving.It is organized by 37 non-profits in Grant and neighboring counties, who form the Southwest New Mexico Non Profit Coalition.   

Please remember the Volunteer Center on May 5, Give Grandly Day or click http://tvcgrantcounty.org/about-us/donate/-us/donate/   

Join the latest fitness party and have fun getting some exercise. Zumba Gold® uses easy steps with no impact to burn calories, improve strength and increase stamina. First class: free. Afterwards, $3 per class.   

Taught by Becky Glenn.   

Gentle, restorative and enlivening. Small classes, safe for older adults and those with physical issues. Cost: $8./class, or $35/5 class punch card. Drop-ins welcome.   

Meetings are confidential and open to anyone who needs support for themselves or a loved-one.    

The performance includes featured guest artists of Norte Jazz Ensemble. Members include professors from Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez (UACJ) and WNMU. Free.   

Free consulting for non-profits, social entrepreneurs and start-ups.   

Discussions: what is diabetes and how is it managed; meal planning and nutrition; stressmanagement and exercise; medications; avoiding complications. Free.   

Beginners welcome. Experts challenged.   

Free class series covers computer hardware basics, computer operation basics, internet and emailing, and Microsoft Office basics.   

Free workshop.   

Learn about this public school, grades 6- 12. Refreshments will be served.   

Q's is now hosting an Open Mic event every Wednesday   

Hosted by Byron Trammell   

Photography demonstration each month. Members are encouraged to bring 3-4 images based on a monthly theme. Contact Sonnie.Sussillo@gmail.com to be added to the Photo Club's mail list for each month's activities and theme.   

Based on traditional Tai Chi, this program works for all people. It also meets the needs of those with diminished balance or strength. Beginners welcome at any time.  First class: free. Afterwards, $2 per class.   

Bill Dunmire, Chautauqua speakerThis program is sponsored by the New Mexico Humanities Council, The Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Silver City Museum Society.   

Applications may be obtained at the school.   

At 6 p.m. a short presentation in upper gallery. Light Refreshments. Free.   

2nd Fridays.   

Visit with Sharman Apt Russell, the author of the new book, "Teresa of the New World", a historical fantasy set in the dreamscape of the sixteenth-century American Southwest.   

Free class series covers computer hardware basics, computer operation basics, internet and emailing, and Microsoft Office basics.   

Viewing and reception at the Visitor Center Friday May 8, 2015. The painting will be on view at the Silver City Visitor Center (201 N Hudson St) from May 8-21, and thereafter at the festival.   

FREE for WNMU students; community students - $1; adults - $2.Fridays, 6 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 2 p.m.Concession items available for sale. Movie titles: http://movies.wnmu.edu.   

The Fort Bayard Restoration and Development Coalition will hold a VE Day Victory Celebration dance to support the restoration and development of Fort Bayard. Tickets will cost $10 per person, with WW II veterans and a guest each attending at ...   

Come listen and dance to Glen Miller selections as we commemorate the ending of WWII in Europe. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased in advance at Alotta Geloto, Gila Hike & Bike, Leyba and Ingalls, and at the Santa ...   

FREE for WNMU students; community students - $1; adults - $2.Fridays, 6 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 2 p.m.Concession items available for sale. Movie titles: http://movies.wnmu.edu.   

Fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, veggie and herb starts, landscape plants and other local products. Live music.   

Auto Show and Festival   

Second Saturdays.   

Santa Clara Fiesta   

Learn about how food justice and social justice issues affect you and how public art can be used as a catalyst for change. Work with other youth to create a graffiti-style mural that reflects the culture of youth, food, art ...   

Meet on the second Saturday of every month.   

There will be a Ft. Bayard float at the Santa Clara Parade and Fiesta.   

Support local artisans   

Relax in Victorian elegance while enjoying Spanish guitar music. This program is free and open to the public.   

Mindful Living in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. Arrive before 1:30 pm. Dhana-gratitude offering only. All are welcome.   

FREE for WNMU students; community students - $1; adults - $2.Fridays, 6 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 2 p.m.Concession items available for sale. Movie titles: http://movies.wnmu.edu.   

The event will include musical performances by Polynesian Club members representing different islands. Club members will also cook and serve an authentic dinner including drinks and desserts.The cost is $5 per plate for community members and $2 for WNMU students ...   

Blues, folk, country and rock ‘n roll oldies. Free.   

Spring constellations predominate. Matt Wilson presenting.   

FREE for WNMU students; community students - $1; adults - $2.Fridays, 6 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 2 p.m.Concession items available for sale. Movie titles: http://movies.wnmu.edu.