Local tourist information and events.
Over 60 community leaders, including business owners, elected officials, teachers, nurses, city and county employees, dance band members and people from all walks of life have been meeting regularly as Teatro del Cobre to practice for a performance of A Chicano Christmas. This is a bilingual play written by Patricia Cano and directed by Guadalupe Cano. The name, Teatro del Cobre, was chosen for the group because most of the participants have some kind of association with the copper mine. Either their grandparents, parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins worked there or they themselves were employed by the mine at some point or they are current employees of the mine.
The 10 th annual Silver City Holiday Artisan Market will be held on December 7 th and 8 th at the Grant
County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center (Next to ACE Hardware). The show hours
will be Saturday 10:00 to 4:00 and Sunday 11:00 to 3:00. This annual juried show features many of Grant
County's best artists and craftspeople. To see a preview of the work that will be exhibited, go Silver City
Holiday Market on Facebook, or #silvercityholidaymarket on Instagram.
See flyer below
The Silver City Main Street Project presents - see flyer below
If you're looking for special gifts for your family and friends, head to Glenwood Saturday Nov. 16th for the annual Holiday Bazaar.
Glenwood Community Center Holiday event gives the public an opportunity to experience a bazaar with a mix of vendors offering unique gifts, and hand-made arts and crafts.
This year's vendors include Holly's Enchanted Stitches, Cliff High School CTSO, Just Imagine, Crafts by Joella, C.P. Homestead, Scrub Lady, Carrie's Coin Jewelry, Amplified Therapy and many more.
The11th Red Paint Powwow seeks volunteers to come to a meeting Nov. 13, 2024 at 4 p.m. Please see PDF below for more information.
Website: Chiricahua Apache Nation
Come celebrate the 249th birthday of the United States Marines. Dinner and Dance
See flyer below
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