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| Misty, Drizzle Sat Morning 17 Sept 2011 |
Lots of rain!!!! It's been on and off for the last couple of days. Cool and wet... Richard
Today's Weather
Today: A 10 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 75. Light wind becoming west between 10 and 13 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 54. Northwest wind between 6 and 13 mph.
Today in Silver City
Gila River Festival – Wild & Free! Also September 15, 16, & 18. Explore the Gila River's natural and cultural history and ecological and economic importance with keynote address by National Geographic Society's Sandra Postel, lectures, birding and nature field trips, family activities, kayak trips and more. Locations: Silver City, Gila River, Gila National Forest. Many activities. More info: 538-8078
Fort Bayard Days 2011. Also September 16. History comes alive at Ft. Bayard as the ways of life from 1866 to the 1940’s through Indian Wars and the Hospital Days are demonstrated.
10 am – Historians demonstrate life at the Fort.
11 am – Gary Daniels presents “Confederates in SW New Mexico”, New Deal Theater.
1 pm – Sheriff Don Bullis presents “Law and Order in Territorial New Mexico”, New Deal Theater.
7 pm – Military Ball. Come dressed in 1800s costume or just come! All ages.
Ft. Bayard, Santa Clara. More info: 388-4477.
Sit, Sip, & Shop! The Yankie-Texas Art District is closing off the 1st block of Yankie to cars, between Bullard and Texas Streets. Chairs, tables, and umbrellas provided for folks to enjoy coffee & goodies while lingering in the Art District. 8 am to 6 pm, every Saturday until November.
Silver City Farmers' Market. 8:30 am to12 pm, Main Street Plaza, 7th St and Main, next to Big Ditch Park and San Vicente Creek.
Silver City Saturday Art Market. Artwork, music, food, entertainment, and more! 9:00 am to 2 pm, 703 N. Bullard Street.
Silver City Museum Centennial Exhibit 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. “Catch the Kid”
Booths and Native American Foods in the Silver City Museum Courtyard and exciting events all day:Without a locale, the events are at the Museum. Note locale ofshoot-outs.
10 am – Billy the Kid Shoot-Out on Yankie Street
10 am – Silver Squares Square Dancing
11 am – Mike Eley, Cowboy Poet
Noon – Shoot-Out at High Noon on Yankie Street
Noon – Pete Kennedy, Cowboy Poet
1 pm – Hell 2 Pay, Country Music
2 pm – Billy the Kid Shoot-Out on Yankie Street
3 pm – Jericho Country Gospel Band
5 pm – Cowboy Karaoke Competition
7 pm - Billy's BBQ Restaurant Hwy 180 East "Billy the Kid" Look-alike contest
Red Dot Studio Tour. Also September 18. Free, self-guided weekend tour of artists’ studios, featuring 17 area artists. Meet artists up close and personal, including demos. 10 am to 5 pm. Studio maps available at galleries and 2011 Red Dot Studio Tour, 614 N. Bullard St., Silver City. 313-7917.
Juried Gila River/New Mexico Landscape Show. Also September 16 & 18. Presented by the San Vicente Artists at Lair Gallery, 315 Texas Street at Market Street, Silver City. 388-2410 or 590-2006.
“Power in the Pristine” Film Premiere & Dance. Outdoor film presentation and music with the Kas Nelson Trio. 7:30 pm at Seedboat Center for the Arts Courtyard, 214 W. Yankie Street, Silver City.
Hell-2-Pay. Country music and dancing. 8 pm at Isaac’s, 200 N. Bullard, Silver City.
Bayou Seco. Music at the Buckhorn Saloon, Pinos Altos. 538-9911.
Fort Bayard Days 2011. Also September 16. History comes alive at Ft. Bayard as the ways of life from 1866 to the 1940’s through Indian Wars and the Hospital Days are demonstrated.
10 am – Historians demonstrate life at the Fort.
11 am – Gary Daniels presents “Confederates in SW New Mexico”, New Deal Theater.
1 pm – Sheriff Don Bullis presents “Law and Order in Territorial New Mexico”, New Deal Theater.
7 pm – Military Ball. Come dressed in 1800s costume or just come! All ages.
Ft. Bayard, Santa Clara. More info: 388-4477.
Sit, Sip, & Shop! The Yankie-Texas Art District is closing off the 1st block of Yankie to cars, between Bullard and Texas Streets. Chairs, tables, and umbrellas provided for folks to enjoy coffee & goodies while lingering in the Art District. 8 am to 6 pm, every Saturday until November.
Silver City Farmers' Market. 8:30 am to12 pm, Main Street Plaza, 7th St and Main, next to Big Ditch Park and San Vicente Creek.
Silver City Saturday Art Market. Artwork, music, food, entertainment, and more! 9:00 am to 2 pm, 703 N. Bullard Street.
Silver City Museum Centennial Exhibit 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. “Catch the Kid”
Booths and Native American Foods in the Silver City Museum Courtyard and exciting events all day:Without a locale, the events are at the Museum. Note locale ofshoot-outs.
10 am – Billy the Kid Shoot-Out on Yankie Street
10 am – Silver Squares Square Dancing
11 am – Mike Eley, Cowboy Poet
Noon – Shoot-Out at High Noon on Yankie Street
Noon – Pete Kennedy, Cowboy Poet
1 pm – Hell 2 Pay, Country Music
2 pm – Billy the Kid Shoot-Out on Yankie Street
3 pm – Jericho Country Gospel Band
5 pm – Cowboy Karaoke Competition
7 pm - Billy's BBQ Restaurant Hwy 180 East "Billy the Kid" Look-alike contest
Red Dot Studio Tour. Also September 18. Free, self-guided weekend tour of artists’ studios, featuring 17 area artists. Meet artists up close and personal, including demos. 10 am to 5 pm. Studio maps available at galleries and 2011 Red Dot Studio Tour, 614 N. Bullard St., Silver City. 313-7917.
Juried Gila River/New Mexico Landscape Show. Also September 16 & 18. Presented by the San Vicente Artists at Lair Gallery, 315 Texas Street at Market Street, Silver City. 388-2410 or 590-2006.
“Power in the Pristine” Film Premiere & Dance. Outdoor film presentation and music with the Kas Nelson Trio. 7:30 pm at Seedboat Center for the Arts Courtyard, 214 W. Yankie Street, Silver City.
Hell-2-Pay. Country music and dancing. 8 pm at Isaac’s, 200 N. Bullard, Silver City.
Bayou Seco. Music at the Buckhorn Saloon, Pinos Altos. 538-9911.
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