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May May 5th -- 10:00 AM LCC/NMHU 3rd Custom Car Show and Cinco de Mayo Celebration NMHU Campus between Ilfeld Auditorium and the Felix Martinez Bldg. Contact: Anthony Baca Phone: 454-2591 May 5th -- 10:00 AM Las Vegas Mud Racers Mud Bog County Fair Grounds Contact: Gene Trujillo Phone: 429-0227 May 6th -- 2:00 PM Madrigal Choir /w Santa Fe Symphony directed by Andre' Garcia-Nuthmann Immaculate Conception Church Contact: Jane Quintana Phone: 454-3238 May 6th -- 2:00 PM NMHU Mariachi featuring "New Mexico Lindo y Querido" Ilfeld Auditorium Phone: 454-3238 May 13, 2007 -- 2:00 PM A Mariachi Mother's Day Ilfeld Auditorium Contact: Donna Martinez Phone: 454-3238 May 17th -- 7:00 PM Glimpses of the Past Fort Union Lecture History Series CCHP, 127 Bridge Street Contact: Maggie Nelson Phone: 425-8803 May 19th World Series Team Roping Santa Fe Trail Event Center Contact: Kenny Zamora Phone: 425-3850 May 19th LAND: Resource, Right, Refuge The City of Las Vegas Museum and the Friends of the Museum present a two-day event focusing on historical perspectives of land use as well as present-day options for maintaining and managing the finite resource of land which sustains us. It will take place at Vital Arts Gallery, 423 Grand Avenue. Free and open to the public. Information: City Museum, 454-1401, ext. 283. May 19th -- 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM LAND: Resource, Right, Refuge Roberto Mondragon will host a discussion on land use in the region. Other panel members are former state historian Robert Torrez and Miguel Santistevan, New Mexico Acequia Association youth project director. Mr. Torrez will talk on Voices from the Past: The Land and Its People. Miguel Santistevan will speak about his experience working with Taos-area young people on land-based activities. Discussion is encouraged. May 20th -- 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM LAND: Resource, Right, Refuge A day of fun for families and children. Local performers will create a mountain man, curandera and rancher whose livelihoods depend on a close relationship with the environment. Following the performances, children’s activities include seed planting and an interactive “water wagon” from the local Future Farmers of America where participants see the effects of water on the land by building land formations and running water over them. Diana Sherman of the NMHU anthropology department will guide children in creating pictographs based on a taking on a role as a Native American of 800 years ago. May 28th -- 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM Pecos National Historical Park Guided Ruins Tours Memorial Day through Labor Day Contact: Christine Beckman Phone: 757-6414 Ext. 1 May 28th Pecos National Historical Park Cultural Demonstrations Every Weekend - Memorial Day through Labor Day Contact: Christine Beckman Phone: 757-6414 Ext. 1 May 28th Pecos National Historical Park Moment of Rememberance Contact: Christine Beckman Phone: 757-6414 Ext. 1 |
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