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07:00pm Museum Hosts Bilingual Bedtime Story May 17 :: Kids' Activity
On May 17 at 7pm, at Zoom meeting https://zoom.us/j/96571460566, Nena Benavidez and Angelica Padilla will read Tres Pequeños Jabalies/Three Little Javelinas in Spanish and in English.Nena and Angelica will team up to read this bilingual Southwest take on a classic fairy ...
Contact (575) 538-5921
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04:30pm May "Being Home: A Southwestern Almanac" Episode :: Arts & Music
In the May episode of Catalina Claussen's radio show on KURU radio, Being Home: A Southwestern Almanac...it's the beginning of fire season and Filiberto Aguilera, full-time house painter and part-time lover, is swept up in an all-consuming blaze grand enough ...
Contact KURU 89.1
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04:00pm - 05:00pm Virtual Minecraft Club :: Kids' Activity
You can email your Minecraft username to us at ref@silvercitymail.com to join our invite list. If you do not have a Minecraft login please contact us. Remember that usernames are case sensitive. The library Minecraft Realm is online and always accessible. Only people ...
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05:00pm “Tuesday Poetry and Music with Jack Crocker” a Virtual Literaray Event :: Arts & Music
Former Silver City Poet Laureate, Jack Crocker, hosts a 12-15 minute reading/performance by a writer on WNMU's Facebook page. Join on Tuesdays, when a new reading is posted around 5 pm, or at a time of your convenience: Find the ...
Contact https://www.facebook.com/WesternNewMexicoUniversity/videos/280758342924270/. hashtagged WNMUHometogether.
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10:00am Streaming Storytime :: Kids' Activity
https://facebook.com/SilverCityPublicLibrary Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes. Storytimes are designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers.
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07:00pm - 09:00pm Zoom Open Mic :: Arts & Music
The Cultural Affairs department of WNMU will host a virtual open mic for Silver City Musicians and Poets this Thursday, May 21, from 7-8 pm.Whether you'd like to perform, or just listen, send an email to alexandra.tager@wnmu.edu. Cultural Affairs will send ...
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Silver City Blues Festival to Move Online :: Social Events
In consideration of the health and wellbeing of our community and visitors, the Mimbres Region Arts Council is canceling the Silver City Blues Festival as planned in Gough Park. In its place, a series of live stream performances will be ...
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04:00pm "Poetry Tea and Prose Scones” a Virtual Literary Event :: Arts & Music
A light fare of short poems and prose, mixed with conversation about our writing lives. It will be online on Zoom. Given Zoom’s 40 minute time-limit, please keep your shares under three minutes. If you'd rather just listen and be ...
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Silver City Blues Festival to Move Online :: Social Events
In consideration of the health and wellbeing of our community and visitors, the Mimbres Region Arts Council is canceling the Silver City Blues Festival as planned in Gough Park. In its place, a series of live stream performances will be ...
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