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Events-Calendars
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06:00pm - 11:59pm 244th Marine Corps Birthday Ball. :: Social Events
Pre-event tickets can be purchased for $30 single, $55 couple; at the door the cost is $35 single, $60 couple. Early ticket deadline is Nov. 8. Checks can be sent to P.O.Box 2251,SCNM,.88062. Dinner is a choice of prime rib or ...
Location WNMU Cafeteria
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10:30am - 02:30pm Santa Clara/Historic Fort Bayard Visitors Center :: Social Events
Winter schedule, open Mondays and Fridays.
Location Santa Clara Armory
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10:30am Widowed and Single Persons of Grant County Meeting :: Social Events
Entertainment will be about Children, Youth and Families and Foster homes. Speaker to be announced. Cost for lunch is $12. All singles are welcome.
Location Cross Point Assembly of God Church
Contact 575-537-3643
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12:00pm - 01:00pm Freeport-McMoran’s Reclamation Manager Discusses Local Mining at Rotary Meeting :: Social Events
Thomas Shelley, Freeport-McMoran’s Reclamation Manager for New Mexico Operations, will talk about mining and legislative changes affecting mining. There is no charge to attend the meeting and presentation, but guests are asked to contribute $10 if they wish to join the ...
Location WNMU Sunset Room, 2nd Floor Cafeteria
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11:00am Ribbon Cutting for the Kelly Street Project :: Social Events
At the corner of Kelly and Bullard Streets. So much work by so many to get this project completed. Please help us celebrate with a ribbon cutting!
Location Silver City, New Mexico
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01:00pm Gin Rummy at Tranquilbuzz Coffee House :: Social Events
Beginners welcome, experts challenged.
Location Tranquil Buzz Coffee House
Contact 575-534-9355
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10:30am - 02:30pm Santa Clara/Historic Fort Bayard Visitors Center :: Social Events
Winter schedule, open Mondays and Fridays.
Location Santa Clara Armory
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01:00pm - 05:00pm Fire Cider Day :: Social Events
Fire Cider is a long-time traditional herbal remedy. Come and taste delicious Fire Cider appetizers! Try Desert Woman’s new, limited edition, “Campfire Cider”: smoky, intriguing, and mysterious, (approved by Smokey the Bear). There will be readings and book signing of the new ...
Location Bear Creek Herbs
Contact 575-388-5035
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07:00pm Gila Native Plant Society Monthly Meeting :: Social Events
Patrice Mutchnick will talk on “Gila Wilderness Canyon Flora: Natives and the Riparian Invasion.” This past summer, with help from a grant from the National Wilderness Stewardship Alliance, the Heart of the Gila organization held four canyon stewardship days and executed a five-day ...
Location WNMU Harlan Hall
Contact www.gilanps.org/events/programs/
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10:00am - 02:00pm Autumn Abundance Celebration :: Social Events
Mesquite Milling - $4/gallon to mill your mesquite pods into flour 10am - 2pm. Don't have pods? please come anyway to learn and interact! Wild and Local Foods Potluck Brunch - mesquite pancakes & coffee provdied 10am-noon. bring a dish to ...
Location The Commons
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10:00am - 02:00pm Silver City Farmers' Market :: Social Events
Saturday market to remain open in temporary location with new hours. Fresh produce, food and fun.
Location Temporary Farmers Market
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10:30am - 02:30pm Fort Bayard Museum Winter Hours :: Social Events
The Fort Bayard Historic Preservation Society has announced that effective November 2, the Museum, located in the historic Hospital Commander’s house at Fort Bayard National Historic Landmark, will be open Saturdays only, from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Special hours and tours of the ...
Location Fort Bayard Museum
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