New Years Eve celebration featuring Sycamore & Fabian Romero Tejano/Country/Rock / Variety Dancing at the American Legion $15 per couple $10 single ticket. 21 and over event. Food available for purchase by American Legion Auxiliary. 1620 N. Montana
Roswell Artist-in-Residence Exhibition November 18 – December 31, 2023 Jess Johnson is a New Zealand-born artist whose artwork reflects ideologies of technology and flesh, both ancient and futuristic. Inspired by her interests in science fiction, comics, technology, architecture, and theories of consciousness, the concept of world-building lies at the heart of Johnson’s densely layered and […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
The Roswell Museum and Pecos Valley Potters Guild invite you to step into a world of creative wonder this holiday season at the third annual Holiday Artisan Market. Treasures from 30 artists have been carefully selected to provide a unique, high-quality shopping experience. Fine art and functional items will include ceramics, glass, fiber arts, photography, […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
Join us for an evening of holiday fun complete with light displays, hay ride, Santa, chuckwagon supper, and a Christmas Stage show with the Flying J Ranch Wranglers! Reserve your tickets now! Visit Flyingjranch.com or call 575-336-4330 There are multiple dates for this event, please visit the website for open availability or more information. 5:30PM - 9:00PM […]
Come celebrate NYE at The Liberty with Rick Trevino! Concert, Dancing, Appetizers and Champagne Toast! Tickets on sale now!
Come on down to the lovely Pecos Flavors Winery and Bistro for an evening of americana, cajun music and alt-country with Slow Start Records artist and songwriter Clark Andrew Libbey. www.clarkandrewlibbey.com www.slowstartrecords.com www.highdesertplayboys.com This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than what is listed.
Join us on Main Street for Downtown Friday Nights in Roswell for local food, shopping and family fun! Hosted by the merchants of downtown Main Street. Between the hours of 11 am and 8 pm!
ACO Season 19 Regional- Roswell, NM Date: January 7, 2024 Location: Killshot Outdoor Address: 820 N. Garden Roswell, NM 88203 Registration: 9:00am Start Time: 10:00 am Division: Doubles Singles Blind Draw Entry Fee: $20 Payout: 80% Payout after venue fee. Single venue fee for all events Contact Information: Kevin Caple - (575)495-0220 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION $50- […]
Prepare for the Ultimate Clash: Dwarfs vs. Minis! Step into a world where tiny warriors pack a mighty punch, and small-sized heroes prove that size doesn't matter on the battlefield! Hear the Roar of the Crowd! Spread the Word! Share this electrifying event with your friends and fellow wrestling aficionados – let's make this night […]
Rubber Duckie canvas painting 6-9PM join me Agnes 2024 first paint nite for the New Year!
Reserve your spot for Art & Wine with Peggy Krantz on January 9th at 6 PM! Supplies are included in the ticket price. This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than 9:00 PM. Doors open at 11:00 AM. Ages 21+
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Kids paint night! Rubber Duckie on Canvas. Please call for questions. 575-973-3129
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
The Liberty's Annual Green Chile Cookoff! Bring your best stew! Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners! RSVP: to Ruby@thelibertyinc.com Doors: open at 4:00pm Ages: 21+ (under 21 allowed with parent or guardian)
Join local country musician Tyce Delk at Pecos Flavors Winery + Bistro on Jan. 12th at 6:30 PM! Free! This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than what is listed.
The Crash Birthday Bash @ Black Cock Brewery. TV giveaway & Live Music by Matthew Palmer.
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
Join us on Main Street for Downtown Friday Nights in Roswell for local food, shopping and family fun! Hosted by the merchants of downtown Main Street. Between the hours of 11 am and 8 pm!
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
January 13 - Collage: The Martie Way Help us remember our friend Martie Zelt and make some of her favorite type of art, collage. Susana Jacobson wrote about the connection between Zelt’s constructions and the surrounding landscape: “The resulting configurations resemble at times an aerial view of land.” Artist, teacher and Miniature Museum Co-Founder, Elaine […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
On sale now! - Sundance Head. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Show occurs from 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM. Must be a member, guest of a member, or willing to sign an official sign-in sheet to attend this event. Please call The Liberty at (575) 627-2121 for more information. Ages 21+ (Under 21 allowed with […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
ACO Season 19 Regional- Roswell, NM Date: January 15, 2024 Location: Killshot Outdoor Address: 820 N. Garden Roswell, NM 88203 Registration: 6:00pm Start Time: 7:00pm Division: Singles Entry Fee: $20 Payout: 70% Payout after venue fee. Single venue fee for all events Contact Information: Kevin Caple - (575)495-0220 ‼️MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION‼️ $50- ACO WORLD MEMBERSHIP * […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
Free live music with our friend Jim Dixon on January 19th at 6:30 PM! This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than 8:30 PM.
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
Join us on Main Street for Downtown Friday Nights in Roswell for local food, shopping and family fun! Hosted by the merchants of downtown Main Street. Between the hours of 11 am and 8 pm!
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Join us every Saturday from 11-2 for a delicious Jazz Brunch at Pecos Flavors Winery + Bistro!
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
A Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten comedy. Directed by Denise Samuels In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, all needing to escape the sameness of their day-to-day routines, are drawn together by Fate—and an impromptu happy hour—and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the […]
On Sale Now! For over 23 years Jeff Leeson has been astonishing crowds across North America with his off the cuff, improvisational style that leaves crowds not only wanting more, but amazed at what they just witnessed. Combining traditional stand up comedy with long form improv Jeff creates a unique and personal experience for the […]
ACO Season 19 Regional- Roswell, NM Date: January 22, 2024 Location: Killshot Outdoor Address: 820 N. Garden Roswell, NM 88203 Registration: 6:00 pm Start Time: 7:00 pm Division: Doubles Entry Fee: $20 Payout: 70% Payout after venue fee. Single venue fee for all events Contact Information: Kevin Caple - (575)495-0220 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION $50- ACO WORLD […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
Join De Colores @ Black Cock Brewery for Valentine Paint Nite. Jan. 22, 2024 from 6-9 pm. There is now an easier way to reserve and pay for this event with QR codes. Please call Agnes with any questions (575)973-3129.
We are excited to announce our First Annual Songwriter Competition! Prelim week #1 –January 22 Prelim week #2 – January 29 Prelim week #3 – February 5 FINALE NIGHT – FEBRUARY 12 This event will take place on four straight Mondays, beginning January 22nd. During those preliminary dates, 8 slots will be available for sign-up, […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Join us for a fun social! Bourbon tasting and appetizers! Jan. 26th at 5 PM. Doors open at 4:00 PM, event starts at 6:00 PM. Must be a member, guest of a member, or willing to sign an official sign-in sheet to attend. Please call The Liberty at (575) 627-2121 for more information. Ages 21+
Join us for free live music with local musicians Marie Manning and Nova Rush on Jan. 26th at 6:30 PM. Free event! This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than 9:30 PM.
Join us on Main Street for Downtown Friday Nights in Roswell for local food, shopping and family fun! Hosted by the merchants of downtown Main Street. Between the hours of 11 am and 8 pm!
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Join us every Saturday from 11-2 for a delicious Jazz Brunch at Pecos Flavors Winery + Bistro!
Get ready Roswell! Tickets on sale now! Must be a member, guest of a member, or willing to sign an official sign-in sheet to attend. Please call The Liberty at (575) 627-2121 for more information. Ages 21+ (Under 21 allowed with a parent or guardian).
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
We are excited to announce our First Annual Songwriter Competition! Prelim week #1 –January 22 Prelim week #2 – January 29 Prelim week #3 – February 5 FINALE NIGHT – FEBRUARY 12 This event will take place on four straight Mondays, beginning January 22nd. During those preliminary dates, 8 slots will be available for sign-up, […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
Open mic night! Hosted by Moulded by You This event has no specified ending time. Please call (575) 742-8389 for more information.
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Ladies it’s your turn to have some Fun! Mark your calendar and bring all of your friends for an epic night of Fun and Excitement with GIRLS NIGHT OUT THE SHOW “ABOUT LAST NIGHT TOUR!” They have amazing choreographed dance numbers and much more to see more information on this event please visit Encanto Event Center […]
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Join us tonight for Free Live Music with @themarchdivide at 6:30 PM! This event has no specified ending time. It may end earlier or later than what is listed. Please call (575) 627-6265 for more information.
In an hour-long artist talk, Everest Pipkin will introduce their own studio practice in games, web-based artwork, and writing. They will discuss many of the overlapping themes of this work, from utopian/dystopian futures, to gardens as translated to digital spaces, to working with hand-collected datasets– all centered in a handmade and low-tech ethos towards digital […]
Join us for our 4th Annual Blues & Oysters featuring Jhett Black and Robin Scott! February 2nd at 8 PM Doors at 6 PM Must be a member, guest of a member, or willing to sign an official sign-in sheet to attend. Please call The Liberty at (575) 627-2121 for more information.
Join us on Main Street for Downtown Friday Nights in Roswell for local food, shopping and family fun! Hosted by the merchants of downtown Main Street. Between the hours of 11 am and 8 pm!
Roswell-based artist Susan Marie Dopp has never stopped experimenting or evolving in her nearly 60-year career. Fluent in an impressive array of materials, methods, and styles, self-transformation has been her lifework and her gift lies in visualizing, creating, and sharing her capacity of building an imaginative, immersive world. Dopp’s latest creations reveal an immense amount […]
It is necessary to occasionally look back to better understand where we are now. Decades: The 1990s is the final installment of the Roswell Museum’s series of exhibitions looking at artistic output on a ten-year basis reflecting on how artists grappled with changing times. All works presented in this exhibition are from the museum’s permanent collection. For […]
Terra nullius is a legal term denoting land that is unclaimed or belonging to nobody. During colonial times, the rhetorical assertion of terra nullius was used to erase claims to the land by its existing inhabitants. Terra nullius creates a conceptual void in the colonial imagination, and transforms land that is settled and cultivated to […]
The Roswell Museum pays homage to one of the most legendary, yet underrecognized creators of modern art in New Mexico’s history. Patrociño Barela’s short, but prolific, career transforming chunks of wood into abstract sculptures, touching on both spiritual and secular themes, is celebrated in the first of a series of exhibitions exploring the output of […]
Remembering Martie Zelt Spring River Gallery Temporary Installation Lee acerca de esta exhibición en Español aquí Martha “Martie” Zelt was born in Washington, Pennsylvania in 1930. Her first exposure to New Mexico was Alamogordo during World War II where her father, who was in the Air Force, was stationed for a time. Zelt credits her […]
The Robert H. Goddard Planetarium is home to a state-of-the-art, full-dome digital theater system with Digistar 6 programming. This immersive experience brings the captivating story of our cosmic origins to life like never before! Each show includes a full-dome film accompanied by a star presentation. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. To schedule a group visit […]
Join us every Saturday from 11-2 for a delicious Jazz Brunch at Pecos Flavors Winery + Bistro!
Tabletop and Board games for all ages and experience. There is a game library or bring your own games to play. Dungeons & Dragons, miniatures games, board and card games will be available. Free with a Museum membership or $5 at the door.
Scott Moreau has traveled the world performing as Johnny Cash for nearly a decade. In 2012, he wrote an original show, Walkin’ The Line based on interviews, anecdotes and portions of Johnny’s autobiography Cash, featuring more than 25 of Johnny’s best loved songs. February 3rd, 2024, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM & 6:00 PM - […]
Scott Moreau has traveled the world performing as Johnny Cash for nearly a decade. In 2012, he wrote an original show, Walkin’ The Line based on interviews, anecdotes and portions of Johnny’s autobiography Cash, featuring more than 25 of Johnny’s best loved songs. February 3rd, 2024, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM & 6:00 PM - […]
ON SALE NOW!! Tickets:https://tickets.holdmyticket.com/tickets/425445 Kenny Feidler with Kellen Smith February 3, 2024 Doors at 6 PM - Show at 8 PM Hailing from the plains of South Dakota, Kenny Feidler and The Cowboy Killers combine dark cowboy songs and stories of the west with gritty rock n roll. Several years back as a rodeo cowboy, […]