September 2010

1st—Farmer's Market SBS Woodshavings, Glencoe, NM.
27489 Hwy 70, Glencoe, NM. 9-11 am.  More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

4th, 5th & 6th—River Rendevous Outdoor Fair Wingfield Park Event Plaza.
Join us at Wingfield Park for and meander through booth after booth of incredible handcrafted items. Jewelry, bear carvings, handmade benches, wind chimes, candles, soaps,  spiritual items and more. Sponsored by River Rendezvous at 524 Sudderth. All weekend including Monday! More Info: 505-990-3550 

4th & 5th—All-American Gun & Western Collectible Show Ruidoso Convention Center.
9-5. Admission $5 adults, kids 12 & under free. The All American Gun and Western Collectible Show is just what the name implies. 180 tables of everything that relates to guns as well as hunting equipment. knives, cowboy gear, saddles, blankets, spurs, western relics, Indian artifacts, jewelry, coins and much much more. More Info: 575-257-6171  Web: www.trekwest.com/gunshow/

4th—Farmer's Market  115 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan, NM,..
9 to 11 a.m. More Info: 575-653-4980   Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

5th—St. Eleanor Day in the Park Schoolhouse Park.
10 am - 4 pm. Admission is free. Activities: Drawing for Cash Prize Raffle (12 cash prizes), White Elephant (gently used items), food booths, arts and crafts. Booth Space available  for Rent $50.00 proceeds benefit St. Eleanor Building Fund and Knights of Columbus.  More Info: 575-257-2330 

6th—All-American Futurity Ruidoso Downs .
Ruidoso Downs Racetrack presents the world’s richest Quarter Horse race - a $2 million purse! Racing begins at noon. More Info: Track, 575-378-4431   Web: www.raceruidoso.com

6th—Labor Day Parade and Street Fair  McDonald Park, Carrizozo, NM.
The Parade will start promptly at 10:00 a.m. Line-up starts at 8:30 a.m. behind the 4 Winds Restaurant on 12th Street. For those interested in participating, your entry MUST be received by Saturday, August 21.  Music by Paul Pino & the Tone Daddies. Additional music will be provided later in the day by local band No One Cares. The fair is from 10 to 3 at McDonald Park.  More Info: Laura Rose at 575-648-2855 

6th— The Black Crowes Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino.
8 pm. The band has sold over 20 million records and is listed at number 92 on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock". Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson helped form the band in 1984 with the name Mr. Crowes Garden. Their debut album, Shake  Your Money Maker, went multi-platinum, the first of many successes. After a hiatus from 2002-2005 and the creation of a new line-up, the band is back and now on the Say Goodnight to The Bad Guys tour.  More Info: 575-464-7777  Web: www.innofthemountaingods.com

8th—Farmer's Market SBS Woodshavings, Glencoe, NM.
27489 Hwy 70, Glencoe, NM. 9-11 am.  More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

10th, 11th, & 12th—Chiller Classic Fast Pitch Eagle Creek Sports Complex.
Girls 16 & under, 14 & under, 12 & under, 10 & under, and 8 & under.  More Info: 575-257-5030  E-mail: pagesports@valornet.com  Web: www.usssa.com

10th & 11th—Tire Recycling Schoolhouse Park.
8-5 on Fri. and 8-12 on Sat. More Info: 575-378-4697  Web: www.lcswa.org

11th & 12th—Eleventh Annual Arts in the Orchard Lincoln, NM.
10-5. Arts, crafts, music & more at the monument visitors center (mile-marker 97.5) on Hwy 380. Enter the apple pie or fruit-of-the-orchard contest, check out a magic show & listen to local musicians! More Info: 1-800-653-6460 

11th—Run For the Beach Midtown Ruidoso.
Breast cancer Education, Awareness, Cure, & Hope. Run will be held in Midtown Ruidoso. Proceeds from the race are used to defray mammogram costs & expenses for the residents of Lincoln County.  E-mail: fccfrankie@valornet.com 

11th—Farmer's Market  115 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan, NM,..
9 to 11 a.m. More Info:  575-653-4980   Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

11th—9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Space Museum, Alamogordo, NM.
Otero County Fire Fighters Association will be holding their annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamogordo, NM. The ceremony will beginning with a slide show at 7:30 pm. The formal program will begin at 8 pm. Events include a fire and police turnout ceremony, a candlelight vigil, and the symbolic lighting of the twin towers of the Space Museum.  More Info: Mark Klaene, 575-437-6822  

15th-19th—40th Annual Golden Aspen Motorcycle Rally Ruidoso Downs Sports Theater Complex, 3/4 miles east of the racetrack entrance .
More Info: 800-452-8045, 575-257-8696   Web: www.motorcyclerally.com

15th—Farmer's Market SBS Woodshavings, Glencoe, NM.
27489 Hwy 70, Glencoe, NM. 9-11 am.  More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

17th, 18th, & 19th—Stormy Edwards Partnership  Cree Meadows Golf and Country Club.
Two man partnership. $330 per player entry includes breakfast buffet on Saturday and Sunday, tee prizes, lunches, players pool, & carts. Entry Deadline September 15th, 5pm. Two man golf tournament. The players are flighted based on how they played last year or the handicap turned in to the committee, low man handicap prevails. Friday players play Scramble, Saturday and Sunday are best ball. Practice rounds are on Thursday the 16th for a $14.00 cart fee per person. More Info: Melissa at 575-257-5815  Web: www.playcreemeadows.com/golf/proto/playcreemeadows/tournaments/tournaments.htm

17th & 18th—Suerte Concert Apache Travel Center, Hwy 70 W. .
Free concert. 8 - 10:30.  More Info: 575-464-7777 

18th—Farmer's Market  115 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan, NM.
9 to 11 a.m. More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

18th—Blue Oyster Cult Ruidoso Downs Racetrack and Casino.
Please contact the Ruidoso Downs Racetrack for prices and times. More Info: 575-378-4140  Web: www.raceruidoso.com

19th—Gospel Singing Fundraiser Flying J Ranch.
5:00 - 8 pm. Sponsored by Sierra Blanca Christian Academy. Free admission. Snacks & Gospel Singing. Donations accepted. More Info: Sierra Blanca Christian Academy 575-630-0144 

19th— Gary Allan Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino.
8 pm. Allan has produced seven studio albums with 22 singles reaching the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, including three that reached number one. On March 9, 2010, Allan released his latest album Get off the Pain which included  singles "Today" and "Get off the Pain."  More Info: 575-464-7777  Web: www.innofthemountaingods.com

22nd—Farmer's Market SBS Woodshavings, Glencoe, NM.
27489 Hwy 70, Glencoe, NM. 9-11 am.  More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

25th—Fall Photography Exhibit Hubbard Museum of the American West.
This exhibit closes December 12th.  More Info: 575-378-4142  Web: www.hubbardmuseum.org

25th—4th Annual Tour de Ruidoso White Mountain Sports Complex.
Beginning at 8 a.m. The Start/Finish Line for all events is the Recreation Area parking lot by the soccer field east of the Links at Sierra Blanca (access off Hull Rd.) Three events to choose from; Century Ride (100 miles), 100K (62 miles), and the Flat-20 Miler. This fundraiser is to benefit the Ruidoso Home Care and Hospice Foundation, providing end of life care for Lincoln County Residents. More Info: 575-258-0028  Web: www.active.com

25th—Farmer's Market 115 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan.
9 to 11 a.m.  More Info: 575-653-4980   Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org

25th—Oktoberfest Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo, NM.
3 pm - 11 pm. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the gate. Children under 16 free. Traditional foods and souvenirs available. Mug and first filling included. Tickets available at Otero Federal Credit Union Branches, Chamber of Commerce Alamogordo and German Air Force Public Affairs. Shuttle service will be provided. Last pick-up in town at 8:30 pm.  More Info: 575-572-2612 

26th—Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts.
$59 & $56. 2 pm. The two-act musical drama spans Holly’s fame as he begins to carve out his career as a country & western singer with The Crickets in Lubbock, Texas; finds his true love with Maria Elena Santiago, the Puerto Rican receptionist of his music publisher; his split from the Crickets and pursuit of a solo career; his famous Winter Dance Party 1959 Midwestern rock and roll tour, and his final performance at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa. More Info: 1-888- 818-7872  Web: www.spencertheater.com

29th—Appointments for Mammograms: Altrusa Women can start making appointments for mammograms on this day. Women ages 30-64 can start making appointments for mammograms. Mammograms are $55 for a routine screening.  Participants cannot have not had any augmentations and must either live in Lincoln County or have a doctor in Lincoln County. More Info: Terri Trotter: 575-258-4615 

29th—Farmer's Market SBS Woodshavings, Glencoe, NM.
27489 Hwy 70, Glencoe, NM. 9-11 am.  More Info: 575-653-4980  Web: www.FarmersMarketsNM.org