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Creatures of the Gila Art Show
Silver City Silver City, NM
The Gila Lobsters
Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery 200 N Bullard Street, Silver City, NM
Grant County Art Guild 6 x 6 Mini Show
Grant County Art Guild Gallery 316 North Bullard Street, Silver City, NMThe Grant County Art Guild Gallery is holding a 6x6 mini-show now through the end of September. It has been a couple of years since they had a group mini show at the gallery, and are having great fun with this playful exhibit. There are 25 pieces in the show. New work is added as
Aaron Golay & The Original Sin
Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery 200 N Bullard Street, Silver City, NM
DAC – Our Feathered Friends
Deming Arts Center 100 South Gold Avenue, Deming, NMAn exhibit devoted entirely to “Our Feathered Friends,” will be the subject of the September 2024 art display at the Deming Art Center. Stop by and step into a fantastical world of birds. Meet the artists on Sunday, September 8, 2024, from 1PM- 2:30PM.
Chiricahua Apache Sacred Origins and Lifeways Art Exhibition
Light Art Space 209 W Broadway Street, Silver City, NMThe Chiricahua Apache Nation, a sovereign nation recognized by the United States in the Treaty of Santa Fe (1852), and the Chiricahua Apache People (Nde), in concert with the Light Art Space gallery, is excited to showcase the work of Chiricahua artists from September 5th to October 5th in the Flash Gallery at Light Art
Trees of the Gila
Silver City Public Library 515 W. College Avenue, Silver City, New MexicoSCAA artist Paula Manning-Lewis is showing her latest series, "Trees of the Gila" at the Silver City Public Library for the months of August and September. There will be an artist reception on Friday, September 6th, 3:00-4:30pm. The reception precedes the monthly First Friday openings at the galleries in downtown Silver City. Stop by to
Josephine LoRe – Poetry Reading
Whiskey Creek Zocalo 11786 Hwy 180 East, Silver City, New MexicoJosephine 's poems are rooted in and inspired by nature and family, and contain lyricism and depth. Her first publication at age 12 appeared in the Toronto Gladstone Library collection. Josephine went on to win the Norma Epstein Prize for Creative Writing in her third year at University of Toronto for her first collection of
