June 21st -
July 1st
2006
Pre-registration
for Fall 2006
Pre-registration
for the Fall 2006 semesters is now underway at
The WNMU Web site features schedules and other important information regarding
registration (www.wnmu.edu) .
Printed schedules are available on campus and at various locations
around town.
For more information, stop by the
WNMU Class Schedules for Fall
2006
If you are
planning to attend Western for the first time, please contact the Admissions
Office at 538-6106 or stop by the office in Castorena
Hall.
WNMU Summer Music Concert Series
Sunday evenings for
the month of June will be filled with the sweet sound of music as the Western
New Mexico University Summer Music Concert Series gets underway in June. All of
the concerts are free to the public.
June
25- "
Expressive
Arts Courtyard Amphitheater at 6:00 p.m.
For more
information contact Expressive Arts at 505-538-6614
Fine Arts Center Theatre
July 29- William Chapman
NYAHO Benefit Concert for One Family International & MRAC
July 29 at 7:30pm
Tickets: $15
WNMU Fine Arts Theater
More about Nyaho . . .
Besse Forward Global
June 24- WNMU Student Orientation
8:00 am - 4:00 pm- Contact WNMU Admissions at 538-6000 for more information.
McCray
Gallery 
Annual
Student Art Exhibition & Graduating Senior Exhibition: 3 Different Girls, 3
The community is
invited to attend “Annual Student Art Exhibition and Graduating Senior
Exhibition: 3 Different Girls, 3
Open weekdays 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. After May 5, call
538-6614 for gallery hours. The opening reception begins at 4:30 pm on
Friday, April 21. BFA student, Tasha Cooper,
will present a lecture discussing her work after juried awards at 5:00 pm in
McCray building room 118.
Art Scholarship recipients will be recognized following the
BFA lecture.
This exhibition will feature the artwork of Tasha Cooper, B.F.A., Kristin Wilson, B.S. and Sara
Billings, B.A.
Cooper: Tasha Cooper uses the world around her as
influence and inspiration. What she sees in everyday life becomes a little
piece of her and in turn becomes a little piece of her artwork. This
philosophy is present in both her weaving and digital paintings.
7-17-06 REVITALIZING
Click on the link below to
review details on the project:|
Learn more about the WNMU
Museum renovations.
Is the
The Museum will maintain regular hours through July
16, 2006. The Museum is closed entirely for only 5 months, beginning July 17,
2006, when the total electrical re-wiring of the Museum will begin followed by
the installation of new lighting. During the 5 month period, the public is
invited to visit some of the Museum's most famous prehistoric Mimbres pottery pieces from the Eisele
Collection at the Silver City Museum and WNMU Miller
Library.
The Museum and shop will reopen in January 2007 when all
permanent exhibitions will resume. A Revitalizing History Celebration will be
held in January 2007 along with the opening of the exhibition The Photography
of Michael Berman, specific date TBA.
Before
we visit, how can we find out what’s open and what’s closed?
The Museum will be open to the
public through July 16, 2006. Please click here for hours of operation,
directions, and contact information. For the latest information, visit www.wnmu.edu
and choose Museum, or call the Museum’s hotline at
505-538-6386.
Click on the link below to
review details on the project:|
Learn more about the WNMU
Museum renovations.
View WNMU’s
Athletics Schedule
Click on www.silvercity.org to view
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Book Signing — 2:00 pm. Raising Mama by Larry Michael Sullivan, is an American
saga. Larry, the voice, attends eight schools in five states from 1958 to
1962. Reality is one surreal situation after another. Larry Sullivan.
The Silver Confectionary. Phone:
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Stars-N-Parks
astronomy program — 8:10 pm. The Stars-N-Parks astronomy outreach programs,
designed to educate and orientate attendees to the night sky as seen from a
dark sky site and provide telescopes for deep sky observation, are sponsored
by the National Public Observatory and New Mexico State Parks. Specific
details for this event include: Sunset 8:10 p.m., night 9:20 p.m., Moon, Mars
and Saturn low in the West, Jupiter on the meridian, Cancer to Sagittarius, Scorpius well presented, program ends at 10:50 p.m.
National Public Observatory. City of |
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Art‚ Antiques &
Flea Market — Saturdays‚ 8 AM to 3 PM. |
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Autism Support Group
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Bike Club — Anybody
who can ride a bike is welcome! Meet at Penny Park. Bring your bike and
helmet or call us to arrange to borrow a bike. Helmets are available. M,W,TH - 3:30-5:30PM Tue: 5:15-7:15PM. Nathan Shea. Penny Park. Phone: 534-2953. Email: bethanysaunders@gmail.com.
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Copper Creek Ranch: Chuckwagon Supper and Western Show — Friday and Saturday
evenings. Gates open at 6 PM; supper served at 7 PM. 505-538-2971 for
reservations. |
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Melodrama Theatre at
the Pinos Altos Opera House — Historical and
frequently hysterical‚ the melodramas of Pinos
Altos Melodrama Theater are great for adults and kids alike‚ and are
presented Saturday at 8:00 p.m. in the amazing Pinos
Altos Opera House. The 2006 season features “The Legend of Billy the Kid
or...It’s Just a Little Gun Play.” This original rendition of Billy the Kid’s
life is filled with fast-paced slapstick humor and plenty of opportunity for
the audience to participate as they are encouraged to boo the villainous gunslingers, cheer the hero and throw popcorn to their
heart’s delight. Historic Pinos Altos. Phone: 505-388-3848. Email: melojill@aol.com. Website: www.pinosaltos.org/melodrama/
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Rolling Stones Gem
and Mineral Society meeting — The Rolling Stones Gem and Mineral Society
meets on the second Thrusday of the month at the |
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San Vicente Art
Walk- Self Guided Tours — While you're in Silver City‚ take the Self-Guided
Art Walk and visit the galleries and studios in the area. The self-guided
tour is sponsored by San Vicente Artists of Silver City and promoted through
the Artists Guide. The guide lists information on each of our member artists‚
has a directory of the participating galleries and studios‚ and includes maps
showing the gallery and studio locations. Call SVA for details at 388-4854. Phone: 505-388-4854. Email: sva@gilanet.com. Website: www.silvercityartists.org
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Silver City Museum —
Located in downtown Silver City‚ 4 blocks west of Highway 90‚ the Silver City
Museum is open with free admission 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM Tuesday through Friday
and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Saturdays and Sundays. It is closed Mondays. Guided
group tours available by prior arrangement. 312 West Broadway. Phone: 505-538-5921. Email: scmuseum@zianet.com. Website: www.silvercitymuseum.org
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Yoga Class — Join
Silver City's yoga class at 12:30 pm each Wednesday to enjoy the benefits of
a gentle workout that exercises the body, mind and spirit. Lead by Colleen Stinar, the weekly yoga class builds flexibility and
strength with a combination of breathing, physical posture and meditation
techniques that devotees say can reduce stress, improve posture and
coordination, and increase energy and balance. Class meets at the St. Francis
Newman Center, |
Click on http://www.mimbresarts.org/mracevents.html to view the Mimbres Region Arts Council Homepage
William Chapman NYAHO
Benefit Concert for
One Family International
& MRAC
July 29 at 7:30pm
Tickets: $15
WNMU Fine Arts Theater
More about Nyaho . . .
San Vicente Artists
Juried Show
June — July
D e
s e r t E x p
o s u r e
Click
on www.desertexposure.com
to view Desert Exposure’s Homepage.
June | 17-23
| 24-30
| into July
CLUBS GUIDE
Silver City/Grant
County
Brown Derby-411 N. Bayard,
Buckhorn Saloon-Shows
start at 7 p.m. Mon. Open mic. Hosts June 5: Greg
Renfro; 12: George and Eric Montoya; 19: Dave Cohen; 26: Andrew Dahl-Bredine. Live music June 1-4: Fiends of Underground; 8, 10:
Andrew Dahl-Bredine; 8: Wally Lawder
and the Flying Coyotes; 15-17: Dave and Dave-Old-Time Jam; 22-24: Drew Reid;
29-July 1: Kim Young. Pinos Altos, 538-9911.
Buffalo Bar-Thurs.:
College Night, 9 p.m.
Dan
& John's Rejuvenations-201 N. Bullard
Dos Baristas-Live
music Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., $3 cover. June 8: Jammin'
Jeff; 15: TBA; 22: Wally Lawder; 29: TBA. 112 W. Yankie St., 388-5952.Drifter Lounge-711 Silver Heights
Blvd., 538-2916.
Flame
Entertainment Center-2800 Pinos
The Wateringhole-Mon., 7-11 p.m., open mic.
Twisted Vine-June
1: Scott Van Linge; 3: Drew Reid; 4: Open Mic; 9: TBA; 10: Rhythm Mystic; 11: Open mic; 16: Wally Lawder; 17:
Friends of Underground; 18: Open mic; 19: poetry
night; 23: Brandon Perrault; 24: Rhythm Mystic; 25:
Open mic; 30: Drew Reid. 108
Broadway, 388-2828.
Yesterday's Lounge-Wed-Thur.: Karaoke, 9 p.m.; Fri.-Sat.: House music, dancing.
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