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Recorded Programs
Lectures:
2022:
Labor Unions in the Mining District A Personal Story with Terry Humble
Voting Rights and Voting Wrongs with Dr. Stephen Fox
The Meaning of Things with Daniel Romero
A Thin Red Line: How Economic Segregation has Influenced Silver City with Javier Marrufo
2021:
Unpacking Silver City: The Role of Government, with Dr. Doug Dinwiddie
Unpacking Silver City: The Wild West & Pop Culture, with Jim Smith
Unpacking Silver City: The Economy, with Dr. Scott Fritz
Unpacking Silver City: Sustaining & Changing Cultural Identities, with Tom Hester
Unpacking Silver City: Community-Building, with Susan Berry
Unpacking Silver City: Health & Medicine, with Dr. Heather Moreland
Unpacking Silver City: The Environment, with Dr. Stephen Fox
2020:
The Spanish Flu of 1918 in Grant County, with Dr. Stephen Fox
The Sacred Return of the Chiricahua Apache, with Joe Saenz, Doug Dinwiddie, and Dale Giese
The Street That Changed Everything, with the Silver High National History Day Team
Jaime Crow: Segregation in Southwest New Mexico, with Dr. Stephen Fox
The Bandit Wars Along the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1915-1919, with Professor Andy Hernandez
Doctors, Midwives, and Quacks: The State of Medicine in Silver City from 1870, with Dr. Don Montoya.
Bilingual Storytime:
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Rattlestiltskin, read by Xochitl Hernandez Moctezuma and Kristin Warnack
Calling the Doves/El Canto de Las Palomas, read by Raul Turrieta and Phyllis McQuaide
Arrow to the Sun/Flecha al Sol, read by Javier Marrufo and MJ Medel
Stone Soup/Sopa de Piedras, read by Bart Roselli and Amanda Gomez
How Chile Came to New Mexico, read by Bayou Seco & Angelica Padilla
Little Roja Riding Hood, read by Laura Phelps & Jose Carrasco
When Clay Sings, read by Joao Galera & Luis Feltrin
The Tortoise & the Jackrabbit, read by Mayor Ladner & Al Gamboa
Nena & Angelica Read Tres Pequenos Jabalies/Three Little Javelinas
Check out Storytime with our partner, Silver City Public Library, Wednesdays at 10am. Click for info.