Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 63. Calm wind becoming southwest between 10 and 13 mph.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. South wind around 5 mph becoming calm.
Sunday, November 20
The Sunday Morning Cup. 9:30-11:30 am, Yankie Creek Coffee House, Yankie & Texas Sts. Amos Torres Back porch blues.
Soft Sunday Breakfast and Music. 9:30-11:30am, Vicki’s Eatery, 315 W Texas St. Kegan Severe Alto flute and penny whistle.
LGBTQ Brunch. Noon, Isaac’s.
Chocolate Making. 1-3 pm, Curious Kumquat, College & Bullard. Chef Rob teaches how to make truffles and bon bons just in time for the holidays -- how to temper (make chocolate hard and shiny) and how to make delicious and decadent treats perfect for gift giving. $35 (includes chocolate gift box). rob@curiouskumquat.com; (575) 5340337
Chautauqua Program and Dinner. 3 pm, Silver HS Little Theatre. For National History Day, ‘living history’ presentations by Irene Blea, portraying Dona Tules, lady gambler of Santa Fe, and Allan Wheeler, portraying William Alexander Becknell, father of the Santa Fe Trail. Followed by dinner. Tickets $15. Sponsored by SHS and NM Humanities Cncl. 388-1563.
“SARAH’S KEY ” 4 pm, Real West Cinema II, Hwy 180. A story about an American journalist writing about a young Jewish girl in Paris in 1942. $8 adults; free to WNMU students and staff w/ valid ID. Sponsored by WNMU-Silver City International Film Society. 538-5659. www.silverfilm.org
Drop-in-Knitters yaDa-yaDa Yarn Everyone Welcome - Sunday 12:00 noon-3:00 pm info
Insight Meditation Wednesday evenings, from 7pm to 8:45 pm and/or Sunday mornings, 9am to Noon. Location is 510 Broken Arrow Drive, Silver City; park and walk to the cottage at the rear of the main house.Please call 575-534-4231 or email wA2peace@gmail.com
Silver City Soccer Club, 3:00 pm-6:00 pm every Sunday at Ben Altamirano Complex... Info
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