Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2016

Tour of the Gila Criterion Race Fashion


My daughter, Hallie, styling with gloves and fascinator before joining her friends to watch the Tour of the Gila's Criterion Race, Silver City's "Kentucky Derby," downtown last Saturday, May 7th.

I love the way the people in Silver City dress up and have fun!

We had a great race week at Adobe Agave and had the opportunity to host a wonderful professional cycling team. Thank you so much (you know who you are) for staying with us!

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Kick-off Pickamania with a Foot Stomping Street Dance

The Out of Kilters, playing the 6th Annual Pickamania Kick-Off Dance, Friday night, Sept. 12, 6:30-9pm, on 6th St. off Bullard

Silver City's Pickamania Kick-Off Street Dance

DateFriday, 12th September 2014
Time6:30 to 9:00 PM
Location6th street off Bullard (Food Coop parking area)

Next weekend, Silver City and the Mimbres Regional Arts Council will host the 6th annual incarnation of Pickamania: a free weekend of some of the best bluegrass, folk and traditional acts in the country, with some Southwest talents if you're craving local flavor. The weekend kicks off with a foot stomping, kilt lifting street dance, sponsored by the Silver City Food Coop.

6th Annual Pickamania

Silver City loves it's citizens. That's the only explanation I can find for our fabulous music festivals that are free to the public. Silver City's 6th Annual Pickamania is a mountain haven for Bluegrass and traditional music fans.
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Sarah Jarosz plays Pickamania on Saturday, Sept. 13 in Gough Park. The Festival runs Sept. 12-14th in Silver City, New Mexico.
Headlining the event are the critically acclaimed Grammy nominated folk artist Sarah Jarosz playing on Saturday and the fabulous Grammy nominated Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys serving up some kickin' cajun music on Sunday.

The venue is Gough Park, in downtown Silver City. Festival-goers can buy food, enjoy the beer