Print Edition 4-25-2013
Socorro
Blues Brothers revival show at Macey Center
Kicking off the 2012-13 season of the Performing Arts Series on September 21 at Macey Center is the high energy, fun-filled, “official” Blues Brothers Revue. Wayne Catania and Kieron Lafferty a.k.a. Jake and Elwood are the most dynamic and authentic Blues Brothers show to ever hit the stage. The duo got their start in the award winning Las Vegas show “Legends in Concert,” performing in showrooms and theatres from coast to coast.
Socorro Community Youth Fishing Derby
A day of fishing for Socorro County youth is coming up with the annual Community Youth Fishing Derby on Saturday, March 31, at Escondida Lake, beginning at 8 a.m.
ArcAttack to light up Macey’s stage with electrifying performance
The Performing Arts Series brings high voltage excitement to Socorro with ArcAttack, March 30 in Macey Center. This high power performance is unique in its elements and energy, being at the same time mesmerizing and energetically thrilling.
America’s big band, the U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors invade Macey
The internationally acclaimed U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors of Washington, D.C., will continue its long history of presenting free public performances when it appears at Macey Center on Tuesday, Mar. 6, at 7:30 p.m. The Jazz Ambassadors’ concert in Socorro is presented by the New Mexico Tech Performing Arts Series.
Local artist makes waves in New Mexico art scene and beyond
Magdalena artist Natasha Isenhour, co-owner of Curious Crow Studio with Margi Lucena in Socorro, has been spending a good part of her time lately in Santa Fe with a variety of art projects.
Hunter education classes in Magdalena and Socorro
New Mexico Game and Fish has announced its schedule of Hunter Education Classes for Magdalena and Socorro.
In Magdalena, the class will be taught by Marshal Larry Cearley.
Everybody gets to be an artists at Arts Party in Finley Gym
Everyone – young and old – are artists when they attend the 16th Annual Community Arts party Saturday, Feb. 11, at Finley Gym. Arts and crafts, ranging from bottle blowfish to wire art, will be demonstrated and created throughout the day.
No contest in Socorro; Magdalena candidates file for March election
The March 6 municipal elections will see no change in the Socorro City Council, as the only candidates filing on Jan. 10 were the four incumbent councilors: Mary Ann Chavez-Lopez, Toby Jaramillo, Michael Olguin Jr. and Peter Romero. There were no write-in candidates, so the four will run unopposed.
Flying J Wranglers put a cowboy spin on the holidays
The Performing Arts Series presents a different kind of Christmas show for area residents in December, the Flying J Wranglers from Ruidoso.
Farm Bureau Brings Lowell Catlett To Annual Meeting
The Socorro County Farm Bureau’s Annual Meeting Oct. 20 will feature nationally known speaker and agriculturist Lowell Catlett, Dean of the College of Agricultural Consumer and Environmental Planning at New Mexico State University.
Catlett is known as an exciting futurist.
