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Local Events
Local tourist information and events.
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Music - Dance - Glamor - Revelry
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Model Elizabeth Foster in a previous fashion show. Photo credit: Val WestonThe Tapestry of Talent Fiber Art Fashion show, a fundraiser for the SW Women's Fiber Arts Collective (SWFAC) features wearable fiber art and accessories. The fiber art fashions made by members of SWFAC showcase one-of-a-kind designs, unique accessories and home decor. The show will be held Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 1 pm with doors opening at 12:30 pm at The Hearth located at 1915 N. Swan Street in Siver City, NM. Funds raised by the event will go to support classes, outreach to the community, and sales events.
SWFAC was founded in 2005 to provide rural fiber artists a means to earn income, share fiber art skills with others and promote fiber art as a cottage industry. The fashion show not only raises funds for SWFAC but provides income to the members that sell their work at the show.
"Many of the fashions and accessories for the fashion show will be available for sale immediately after the show." Lisa Rush, show chair continues, "All of the fashions are one-of-a-kind and include handwoven, knitted, felted, hand-dyed silks, hand sewn, upcycled, quilted items and so much more. We have great models lined up, both men and women, and we are so excited to share this experience with the community."
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The Grant County Community Concert Association presents The Waddington Brothers, a Bluegrass and western music band, Thursday, March 5 in the WNMU Fine Arts Theater at 7 PM.
The Waddington Brothers, a band of four brothers from rural North Dakota, perform what they live: a mixture of traditional bluegrass, gospel music, and Western strains reminiscent of The Sons of the Pioneers.
Seth, Ethan, Jacob, and Job Waddington skillfully blend cowboy and bluegrass music with their rich, vocal harmonies and instrumental versatility. From hard-driving bluegrass to more mellow acoustic tones, this quartet has developed a sound that is truly as strong as it is special.
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First installment offered for free while coworking community members get continued support
Silver City, NM — A free seminar about websites for small business owners will take place on Thursday, February 26, at 3:30 p.m. at The Seedboat Collective. Open to the public, the February 26th event kicks off a series of workshops with Boondock Consulting owner Sierra Eberly.
The marketing consultant lends her expertise in websites to entrepreneurs at no charge for this first event. The rest of the series is open exclusively to members of The Seedboat Collective coworking community.
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Mention “Love Local” to receive the following discounts (participating business hours vary) on Saturday, February 7, 2026.
Did you know all of the businesses (and nonprofit organizations!) in Downtown Silver City are locally owned? Make a purchase downtown and support our community!
Adobe Springs Cafe
25% off one item
Animalia Studio
214 N Bullard
10% off
Avalon Books & Music
405 N Bullard
Enter to win a $30 Avalon Gift Certificate
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Friday, January 30 through Saturday, February 7
The band featuring fiddler Ryan McKasson, guitarist/vocalist Eric McDonald, and accordionist Jeremiah McLane returns to the Southwest after a successful winter 2025 run
"Pluck, depth and good reels." – Rachel Lynne Wilkerson, folkradio.co.uk
"Headland is a gift in music." – Recording Artists Guild
"There's a certain spontaneity at work as the three musicians alternately contest and duel, combine and coalesce to bring their talents together." – Tim Carroll, folkwords.com
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The Grant County Community Concert Association presents The Brothers Doobie, a Doobie Brothers tribute band on Saturday, February 7th in the WNMU Fine Arts Theater at 7 PM.
Return to the 1970s and 80s with the energetic and soulful sounds of the Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald as presented by the 6 dynamic musicians of the tribute band, Brothers Doobie.
Passion for their craft is evident in every performance as they pour their heart and soul into each song. The electrifying energy and musicianship engages the audience in the power of the rock era. The band's dedication to preserving the legacy of the Doobie Brothers is a true testament to the enduring power of music.
Upcoming Events
| Sat Apr 04 @ 9:00AM - Kiwanis Club of Silver City Annual Easter Egg Hunt - Penny Park |
| Sat Apr 04 @ 9:00AM - Marine Corps League, regular meeting - |
| Sat Apr 04 @12:00PM - 05:00PM Whitewater Mesa Fun Kite Flying Picnic - Whitewater Mesa Labyrinths |
| Sat Apr 04 @ 1:00PM - Tapestry of Talent Fiber Art Fashion Show and New Location - The Hearth |
| Sat Apr 04 @ 7:00PM - Dog Gone at historic El Sol Theatre - El Sol Theater |
| Sun Apr 05 @ 9:00AM - 02:00PM Henry V. "La Burra" Morales Recreation Center - pickle ball - Henry V. "La Burra" Morales Recreation Center |
| Sun Apr 05 @10:00AM - "A Fresh Look at the Battle Between Good and Evil: Why Our Efforts Count" - 3845 N Swan Street |
| Sun Apr 05 @ 2:00PM - Dog Gone at historic El Sol Theatre - El Sol Theater |
| Sun Apr 05 @ 2:30PM - Unity del Corazon Monthly Gathering - The Hearth |
| Sun Apr 05 @ 2:30PM - Unity del Corazon Gatherings in Silver City - The Hearth |
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