Eric Luther is a painter, landscape designer, and natural builder who lives in Hillsboro, New Mexico. Eric fostered his natural drive to create art as a teenager and spent his young adult years getting a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Eric eventually found his way to New Mexico, where he built a … Read more
After a day at the Rock & Gem Show, head over to the Brewery for the blues of Tucson’s Tiny House of Funk!
Hailing from Arizona, the John Mitchell Trio will perform cool jazz at the T or C Brewery from 7-10pm.
DJ Jah Karma spins funky global beats during Art Hop – dancing starts at 7pm!
If you haven’t seen the improvements made at the Hoosier Hot Springs, here’s your chance! The Hoosier is holding an Open House that includes live music from Drew Willard, treats from Kimberly’s Guest House Kitchen, art, body work and more.
Ethel Hopkins was the publisher of “Hoofs and Horns“ magazine during the Great Depression and a significant contributor to the founding of the National Rodeo Association. Learn all about her history as the “first lady of rodeo” at the April Damsite Historic District History Program.
An evening of dinner, music by / dancing to The Yarbrough Band, and lots of fun at the T or C Civic, with one $10k winner, raffles, and a silent auction. There’ll be drawings all night, with the last number drawn winning the big cash prize. Tickets are $125 per couple and include 6 drinks … Read more
A terrified girl of no more than six sits astride a bucket, grasping a rope that is lowering her to the bottom of a well in the middle of the Jornada del Muerto in the early 1900’s. The decaying carcass of a jack rabbit has been poisoning the families drinking water, and lowering a child … Read more
Sirsy is singer-songwriter pop/rock duo with lots of heart, soul, & sass. Their live shows have lots of intimate folk moments – with heartfelt stories, nerdy jokes, and dance parties.
“I Am Hologram” is a unique, musical journey that spans 100 years in modern music and hundreds of original compositions.
Ethel Hopkins was the publisher of “Hoofs and Horns“ magazine during the Great Depression and a significant contributor to the founding of the National Rodeo Association. Learn all about her history as the “first lady of rodeo” at the April Damsite Historic District History Program.
It’s always a treat when Camerata del Sol, classical musicians from Las Cruces New Mexico, come to town. On May 18 they will perform a Brahms Sextet.
Artist, author and curator Diana Molina will talk about “Icons and Symbols of the Borderland: Art from the US-Mexico Crossroads.“ Molina curated the traveling exhibit, which explores the region’s animal and plant ecosystems, food and religious culture, and history. Her book, a companion to the show, delves further into participating artists’ stories, work and the … Read more
Camerata del Sol will perform quartets by Jewish composers.
Photographer / DJ / Fuzzy Logic owner Andrew Williams will talk about his work as part of the SCAC lecture series.
T or C band “The Consequences” performs at Healing Waters Plaza at 5pm. Donation.
The Damsite Historic District was host to three different Civilian Conservation Corps companies that were responsible for changing the entire look of the area and building many significant structures. Learn about their contributions at the first history program on Spring 2024!
The Damsite Historic District was host to three different Civilian Conservation Corps companies that were responsible for changing the entire look of the area and building many significant structures. Learn about their contributions at the first history program on Spring 2024!
Painter Stacy Blum-Hay will talk about her work as part of the SCAC lecture series.
Bring an instrument and a song and share your talent at this monthly open mic hosted by The Consequences. Sign-ups start at 3:30pm.
Abiquiu poet Oro Lynn Benson will read her work and sign books.
Black Cat is back! Check the hours on the door or on Facebook and pop in for coffee, snacks, books and conversation.
Personalized custom gifts, Day of the Dead items, jewelry, custom tshirts, and — here’s the flippin’ vintage part — furniture refinishing. Bring it in, Maia can bring it back to life!
A festival celebrating the progressive in art, held annually in downtown T or C. 2024 Schedule Friday February 23 6PM Meteoric Grand OpeningArtist Abbey & Lunaticus Opening reception of two group shows featuring the work of artists from around the region. The shows feature visual artists from around the Desert Southwest as well as solo … Read more
Artist Abbey is excited to welcome Hungrytown (Ken and Rebecca Hall) back to T or C! “Hall’s original compositions hark back to the earliest traditions of acoustic Americana, tracing a sepia-tinged line from the Carter Family to the contemporary lo-fi classicism of Gillian Welch.” – Steve Bennett, Acoustic Magazine
RioBravoFineArt presents a show featuring two uniquely New Mexican artists, Nolan Winkler and Raul Dorn. The show runs through April 21, 2024 during gallery hours (Wed-Sun noon-5pm and during 2nd Saturday Art Hop). Winkler, whose studio is in the former mining town of Hillsboro, New Mexico is a longtime regular artist at RioBravoFineArt. She has … Read more
RioBravoFineArt presents a show featuring two uniquely New Mexican artists, Nolan Winkler and Raul Dorn. The show opens on Saturday, February 10 and runs through April 21, 2024. Winkler, whose studio is in the former mining town of Hillsboro, New Mexico is a longtime regular artist at RioBravoFineArt. She has a distinctive style with an … Read more
The Sierra County Historical Society & the Geronimo Springs Museum present the film “Coronado: The New Evidence” at their 2024 Annual Membership Fundraiser Dinner. The film details Dr. Deni Seymour’s archaeological work on discovering Coronado’s entrada route of 1539-1542. Dinner starts at 5pm, film is at 6pm followed by a question & answer period. Chicken … Read more
The Black Cat Poets have been meeting since 1991. Anyone can join the monthly gathering and enjoy a noncritical, appreciative atmosphere and either listen or read poetry or prose to the group (5 minutes-worth, or about 3 poems). The event repeats every 1st Sunday of the month. Admission is free.
The SIerra County Recreation and Tourism Advisory Board meets quarterly at 9 am at the Sierra County Government Administration building’s conference room.
Offering lashes, facials, manis & pedis and other services. Call for appointments.
Sculptor Otto Rigan, whose “Genesis” is installed at the entrance to Spaceport America, will talk about his work as part of the SCAC series.
Fiber artist Rebecca Speakes opens the SCAC Art Talks season with “My Pathway as an Artist,” a conversation about her quilts and other hand-made pieces. $7 admission, $5 for SCAC members.
Spectators and players are invited to the Fourth Annual Turtleback Classic, a Professional Disc Golf Association B-Tier event. Two rounds of at least 18 holes of disc golf will be played on two 18-hole courses — Gila Monster and Kit Fox. Rolling hills, cedars, pines and desert flora line the fairways at the Muni, providing … Read more
Two 18-hole disc golf courses — Kit Fox (red baskets) and Gila Monster (yellow baskets) — are ready for play at T or C Municipal Golf Course. The course is dog-friendly and open most days from 7am to sunset. The Turtleback Classic Disc Golf Tournament is held annually in early spring, bringing disc golfers from far … Read more
The market happens weekly on Saturdays from Memorial Day through October, bringing fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and handmade items to Ralph Edwards Park. Pay with EBT, DUFB, debit, or cash. Vendor spots available.
Visit downtown Truth or Consequences for a fun festive night out during Old-Fashioned Christmas! The event is sponsored annually by MainStreet Truth or Consequences. Events usually include a tree lighting at Evelyn Renfro Park at 6, a light parade, open shops serving holiday treats, and more.
The Black Cat Poets have been meeting since 1991. Anyone can join the monthly gathering and enjoy a noncritical, appreciative atmosphere and either listen or read poetry or prose to the group (5 minutes-worth, or about 3 poems). The event repeats every 1st Sunday of the month. Admission is free.
Each Second Sunday, October through March, Story Lab brings community-building and literacy to rural New Mexicans, all in the beautiful setting of the historic El Cortez Theater on Main Street in Truth or Consequences, NM. Contact Story Lab to find out how to participate.
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