Christina Stock

6 days ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

¡La Tertulia! Bilingual book clubLa Tertulia is a bilingual book club. It will meet on June 18 at 5 p.m. at Peppers Grill and Bar and discuss "The Dark Wind" by Tony Hillerman. Get the book, read it, and join us to discuss it. For more information, contact Ricardo at 575-914-1379 or [email protected]. La Tertulia es un club de lectura bilingüe. Se reunirá el 18 de junio a las 5 p.m. en Peppers Grill y Bar y discutirá "The Dark Wind" por Tony Hillerman.

6 days ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

"Under a Mountain Sky" concert series takes place at Wingfield ParkThe village of Ruidoso presents “Under a Mountain Sky,” a summer-long, free concert series hosted in Wingfield Park every week until Aug. 22. In a press release, the village of Ruidoso said that its goal for this series is to enhance the already vibrant, up-and-coming music scene by delivering live performances against the backdrop of the town's summer landscape.

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

AlamogordoMay 31-June 1Kirtland Air FiestaKirtland Air Force Base invites the public to its Kirtland Air Fiesta, featuring a dynamic lineup of aerial demonstrations and static displays. Attendees will see performances by the U.S. Army Golden Knights, the F16 Viper Demonstration Team from Shaw Air Force Base and a showcase from the 58th Special Operations Wing, including the MC-130, AC-130, HC-130, HH-60, Huey and CV-22. For more information, visit kirtland.af.mil.

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

July 2-7Roswell UFO Festival — Light Parade "Un-Classified"This year’s UFO Festival Light Parade entry form is now available online or may be picked up during the festival at the MainStreet Roswell booth at the Chaves County Courthouse lawn — it’s free. Complete the form and turn it in by noon on July 5 at the MainStreet Roswell booth. This year’s theme is “Un-Classified.” For more information, call 575-914-8017.

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

There were some unusual activities happening at dusk on Tuesday in the parking lot next to the old and empty Church’s Chicken building on North Main Street. Several RVs pulled up and unloaded heavy-duty equipment. Strong men and women started hoisting poles, heavy-duty wiring and canvas up into the air — by then it became clear — a circus came to town. The small but mighty family circus Citystar has performances lined up from Thursday to Monday.