Colorado Moon by Jim Jones.   

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

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

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

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 ...   

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 ...   

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.   

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!   

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

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 ...   

"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!   

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

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

Susan Berry will present "Built to Last: The Eclectic Architecture of Silver City."   

Sharman Apt Russell, Director of Writing Across the Curriculum, introduces readers including:  Dr. Joseph Shepard, Dr. Mark Chu, Dr. Mary Leen, Ann Marie Elder, Dr. Manda Jost, J.J. Wilson, Andrea Jaquez, and Dr. Suk-Jun Kim.  The event will show the ...   

Mark Dimmitt of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum will present a program entitled: "The Madrean Sky Island Archipelago: Summary of Recent Botanical Surveys with Notes on the Aftermath of the Monument Fire in the Huachuca Mountains."  Refreshments following the program.   

Celebrate Black History Month and the influence of African American musicians on the evolution of music from past to present.