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MARCH
2010
April
May
June
Thursday,
March
11th
- Taco
dinner
&
Karaoke
with
DJ
Pete
at
Cree
Meadows
Country
Club
from
6:30
p.m.
'til
the
partiers
poop
out..
Thursday,
March
11th
- Aaron
Lewis
of
Staind,
in
concert
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
The lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of the
post-grunge
group
Staind,
Aaron
Lewis,
will
be
performing
live
at
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods!
Known
for
two
of
Stand’s
popular
singles,
“Outside”
and
“It’s
Been
Awhile”,
the
songwriter
has
been
nominated
for
three
Grammys.
Tickets
on
sale
now.
Thursday,
March
11th
through
Sunday,
March
21st
- The
Mixx
Band
performs at WPS in Midtown
Ruidoso from 8:30 p.m. to
1:30 a.m.
Thursday,
March
11th
through
Saturday,
March
14th
- DJ
Ray
Ray
provides
the
music
at
The
Quarters
in
Midtown
Ruidoso
from
9:00
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Friday,
March
12th
& Saturday,
March
13th
-
Doug Fuqua
performs in Wendell's Lounge
at the Inn of the Mountain
Gods Resort and Casino from
5:00
to
11:00
p.m.
Friday,
March
12th
& Saturday,
March
13th
-
Mike Sujka
performs in Wendell's
Restaurant at the Inn of the
Mountain Gods Resort and
Casino
from
5:00
to
10:00
p.m..
Friday,
March
12th
-
Blake
Martin
performs
at
Landlocked
Restaurant
&
Bar
on
Mechem
Drive
from
7:00
p.m.
to
10:00
p.m.
Friday,
March
12th
-
Terry
Bullard
performs
at
Cree
Meadows
Golf
&
Country
Club
from
7:00
p.m.
to
close.
Friday,
March
12th
& Saturday,
March
13th
-
The
Riversong
Ramblers
perform
at
Mountain
Annie's
Supper
Club
on
Sudderth
Drive
in
Uptown
Ruidoso.
Dine
at
7:00
p.m.
Dancing
starts
at
8:00
p.m.
For
information
call
575-257-7982.
Friday,
March
12th
& Saturday,
March
13th
-
Flo
Mocean
with
DJ
Marcos
Flores
at
Club
49
inside
Casino
Apache
from
8:00
p.m.
to
1:00
a.m.
Friday,
March
12th
-
Music
and
Video
with
DJ
Mike
at
Lucy's
Mexicali
Restaurant
in
Midtown
Ruidoso
from
8:30
p.m.
to
1:00
a.m.
Saturday,
March
13th
through
Sunday, March 28th
- Pillows
Funtracker
at
101
Carrizo
Canyon
Road
is
every
day
from
10:00
a.m.
to
9:00
p.m.
for
Spring
Break.
The
facility
includes
3
different
age
appropriate
Go
Kart
Tracks,
an
18
Hole
Miniature
Golf
Course,
the
Bumper
Boat
Lagoon,
the
Giant
Mountain
Maze,
a
four
person
Climbing
Wall,
a
Huge
Game
Room
and
much
more.
Saturday,
March
13th
-
Cabaret
at
the
Spencer
Theater
for
the
Performing
Arts
at
8:00
p.m.
“Wilkommen”
and
join
the
cast
of
characters
of
1929
Berlin
at
the
infamous
cabaret,
the
Kit
Kat
Club.
Taking
place
on
the
eve
of
Nazism
with
a
crumbling
Germany
all
around,
Cabaret
tells
the
story
of
the
young
singer
Sally
Bowles,
a
middle-class
lass
from
Chelsea,
London,
as
she
struggles
her
best
to
live
the
thrillingly
decadent
life
which
the
city
is
supposed
to
offer.
Into
her
orbit
comes
Cliff
Bradshaw,
a
young
American
writer,
and
Sally
soon
joins
him
in
the
boarding
house
run
by
Fraulein
Schneider.
Their
fellow
lodgers
include
the
cheerful
whore,
Fraulein
Kost,
and
the
gentle,
graying
fruiterer
Herr
Schultz.
As
the
clouds
gather,
Sally,
now
pregnant
by
Cliff,
is
still
determined
to
show
the
world
what
a
good
time
she
is
having
and
she
will
not
(or
cannot)
hear
the
terrifying
noises
of
Nazism
around
her.
But
others
can….
This
hit
musical
includes
some
of
the
most
outstanding
songs
in
Broadway
history,
including It
Couldn’t
Please
Me
More,
Wilkommen,
Cabaret,
Don’t
Tell
Mama and Two
Ladies –
and
distinctive
dancing.
(Please
note:
Cabaret
features
adult
content.)
Tickets
are
$69
and
$66.
Sunday,
March
14th
-
Daylight Savings Time Daylight Savings Time begins.
Sunday,
March
14th
-
Junior Golf Scramble at
Cree Meadows Golf and Country Club.
The
Ruidoso
Junior
Golf
Association
in
partners
with
the
Ruidoso
Golf
Teams
will
be
hosting
the
first
of
six
Scrambles
at
Cree
Meadows
Golf
Course.
Scramble
begins
at
1:00
pm.
Registration
starts
Feb
15th. More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
Sunday,
March
14th
-
Homegrown
performs
for
Blues
and
BBQ
at
The
Quarters
in
Midtown
Ruidoso
from
3:00
to
7:00
p.m.
Monday,
March
15th
& Tuesday,
March 15th
- Karaoke
with
DJ
Pete
at
The
Quarters
in
Midtown
Ruidoso
from
9:00
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Cash
prizes
and
lots
of
fun.
Tuesday,
March
16th
- ALTRUSA
Club meets at 12:00 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the
Holy
Mount
located
at
121
Mescalero
Trail.
For
information
call
Sue
at
258-4851.
Wednesday,
March 17th
through
Saturday,
March
20th
- DJ
Ray
Ray
provides
the
music
at
The
Quarters
in
Midtown
Ruidoso
from
9:00
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Thursday,
March
18th
- Business
After
Hours
at
Pizza
Hut
#2
on
Mechem
Drive
from
5:00
to
7:00
p.m.
Friday,
March
19th
through
Sunday,
March
21st
- Mountain
Living
Home
&
Garden
Show at the Ruidoso Convention
Center.
Over
200
experts
&
retailers
demonstrate
new
products
&
ideas!
Hours:
Fri
1:00-6:00
p.m.,
Sat
10:00
a.m.-6:00
p.m.,
Sun
11:00
a.m.
–
4:00
p.m.. More
Info: Trish,
575-653-4882.
Saturday,
March
20th
- American
Legion
Jerome
D.
Klein
Post
79
meets
at
the
American
Legion
Post
on
Spring
Street
in
Ruidoso
Downs
at
11:00
a.m.
For
information
call
257-6757.
Saturday,
March
20th
- The
Archeology
of
Ancient
New
Mexico
at
the
Hubbard
Museum
of
the
American
West
in
Ruidoso
Downs.
Dr.
Phillip
Shelley
will
make
the
presentation
at
2:00
pm.
More
Info: 575-378-4142.
Sunday,
March
21st
- Junior
Golf
Scramble at
Kokopelli
Country
Club.
This
is
the
second
Junior
Golf
Scramble.
It
begins
at
1:00
p.m.
Registration
starts
Feb.
15th.
More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
or
Kokopelli
Golf
Shop
336-1818
Monday,
March
22nd
- The
Federated
Republican
Women
of
Lincoln
County
will
have
the
March
meeting
at
Noon
at
Cree
Meadows
Country
Club
It
is
a
lunch buffet
for
$11.50.
The
speaker
will
be
Doug
Turner
who
is
running
for
Governor.
Please
R.S.V.P.
Please
RSVP
to
Karen
Clontz
at
336-1360
Tuesday,
March
23rd
- The
Writers’
Association
meets
at
the
Ruidoso
Regional
Council
for
the
Arts
at
1712
Sudderth
for
mutual
critiquing
and
encouragement.
For
workshop
reservations
or
more
information
about
the
group,
call
Zanna
at
973-2404.
Thursday,
March
25th
- The
Doobie
Brothers
in
concert
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
The
Doobie
Brothers
were
inducted
into
the
Voca
Group
Hall
of
Fame
in
2004
and
has
sold
over
30
million
albums
in
the
United
States.
Tickets
on
sale
now
CLICK
HERE.
Saturday,
March
27th
- Until the Violence Stops - a
VDay
documentary.
At
ENMU-R,
Room
103
at
10:00
a.m.
or
1:00
p.m.
Free,
donations
accepted.
This
is
part
of
the
awareness
campaign
to
Stop
the
Violence
against
Women
and
Girls,
supporting:
Center
of
Protective
Environment
Inc.,
Lincoln
County
Domestic
Violence
Sexual
Assault
Response
Team,
N.M.
Organization
against
Human
Trafficking,
Sexual
Assault
Nurse
Examiners
and
the
Luna
Project
for
Girls.For
more
information
contact
Lori
at
575-336-1812
or
Click
here
to
email.
Saturday,
March
27th
- Gallery opening gala in Carrizozo.
Twelfth
Street
in
Carrizozo
continues
to
bloom
and
explode
with
new
energy
and
businesses.
In
addition
to
the
established
Antique
Gallery
401
and
Gallery
408
two
new
Galleries
open
March
27th;
Carrizozo
Clay
and
Malkerson
Modern
Art
Gallery.
The
Opening
Night
event
starts
at
5:00
p.m.
Enjoy
a
cello
and
flute
ensemble
with
light
appetizers
at
Malkerson
Modern
Art
Gallery
and
dessert
at
Carrizozo
Clay. Malkerson
Modern
Art
Gallery
presents
a
rich
collection
of
paintings,
prints,
sculpture,
photography
and
wearable
art.
At
this
time,
the
Gallery
is
featuring
the
artist
Kathleen
Nash.
Collage
on
paper
with
mixed
media
and
gold
leaf
patterns
describe
her
artworks
referencing
travels
to
Venice.
Kathleen,
from
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
is
the
current
Artist
in
Resident
at
the
Studios
in
Carrizozo. At
Carrizozo
Clay
you
will
discover
sculpture
and
pottery
from
the
functional
to
the
magical.
Come
browse
the
works
of:
Roy
Brown,
Wanda
Dent,
Jerrold
Flores,
Connie
Gardiner,
Ivy
Heymann,
Joyce
Hastings,
Tasha
Oliver,
Lisa
Maue,
Nancy
Philips
and
Charlene
Willis.
Sunday, March 28th
- Junior Golf Scramble at
The
Links
at
Sierra
Blanca. 3rd
Junior
Golf
Scramble.
Begins
at
1
pm.
Registration
begins
Feb
15th.
Call
Cree
Meadows
for
registration. More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
or
Links
at
Sierra
Blanca
258-5330
APRIL
2010
Wednesday,
April
1st
- Bonito
Lake,
Westlake
Campground
Open More Info: 439-4240 or 336-4157
Saturday,
April
3rd
- Trinity Site Tour Trinity
Site.
Only
possible
twice
a
year
(First
Saturday
of
April
and
October).
Free
admission,
no
reservations
necessary.
Caravan
will
depart
from
Tularosa
HS
on
the
west
side
of
the
athletic
field
at
8
am.
Line-up
will
begin
at
7:15,
return
arrival
at
2
pm.
More
Info: 575-437-6120 E-mail:pmd@alamogordo.com.
Sunday,
April
4th
- Easter.
Sunday, April 4th
- Outdoor Easter Sunrise
Services at
2
Rivers
Park
(behind
Ruidoso
Visitors
Center,
720
Sudderth). Service
provided
by
Community
United
Methodist
Church.
6:30
a.m. More
Info: 575-257-4170.
Sunday, April 4th
- Easter Sunday Worship with
an
Easter
Egg
Hunt at First
Christian
Church. Easter
Sunday
Worship
is
at
10:45
a.m.
Easter
Egg
Hunt
on
the
lawn
is
planned
for
young
children
during
morning
worship.
More
Info: 258-4250.
Thursday,
April
8th
- Big
Band
Broadcast
starring
Holly
Larocque
at
the
Spencer
Theater
for
the
Performing
Arts
at
8:00
p.m.
The
Big
Band
Broadcast
starring
Holly
Larocque
and
the
Mark
Ferguson
Orchestra
is
a
joyful
and
high-powered
return
to
the
golden
age
of
radio
broadcasts
from
starlit
ballrooms.
Packed
with
elegant
musicianship,
panache
and
humor,
this
will
be
a
sentimental
journey
into
one
of
those
stellar
evenings
of
long
ago
when
glamour
was
king
and
big
bands
ruled
the
airwaves.
The
13-piece
Mark
Ferguson
Orchestra
is
showcased
with
solos
and
entertaining
choreography
in
performance
of
such
1940’s
classics
as Don’t
Sit
Under
the
Apple
Tree,
Stardust,
In
the
Mood, And
the
Angels
Sing …
along
with
a
few
surprises
and
novelties.
True
to
the
period,
The
Big
Band
Broadcast
features
slick
arrangements,
gorgeous
costuming
and
entertainingly
“vital”
commercial
spots
from
vintage
sponsors.
Visit
the
Big
Band
Broadcast
site here.
Sponsored
in
part
by
Fran
Redinger. Tickets
are
$59
and
$56.
Sunday,
April
11th
- Junior Golf Scramble at Alto Lakes Golf & Country Club.
4th
of
six
scrambles.
Event
starts
at
1:00
p.m.
Registration
starts
Feb
15th.
Call
Cree
Meadows
to
sign
up. More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
or
Alto
Lakes
Country
Club
336-4232.
Thursday,
April
15th
- Golf Course Opens at the Inn of the Mountain Gods.
Discounts
are
available
for
seniors
and
military
personnel. More
Info: 575-464-7941.
Friday,
April
16th
-
Creedence
Clearwater
Revisited
performs
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
Formed
in
1995
by
former
Creedence
Clearwater
Revival
members
Stu
Cook
and
Doug
Clifford,
the
group
now
performs
up
to
100
shows
per
year
playing
Creedence
Clearwater
Revival
hits.
Tickets
on
sale
now
CLICK
HERE..
Saturday,
April
17th
- The
Vagina
Monologues
at
Alto
Lakes
Golf
&
Country
Club
at
7:00
p.m.
Tickets
are
$10,
This
is
a
Stop
the
Violence
fundraiser
supporting
HEAL,
COPE,
Lincoln
County
Domestic
Violence
Sexual
Assault
Response
Team,
N.M.
Organization
against
Human
Trafficking,
Sexual
Assault
Nures
Examiners
and
the
Luna
Project
for
Girls.
Sunday,
April
18th
- Junior Golf Scramble at Rainmakers Golf Club. 5th
of
six
scrambles.
Event
will
start
at
1:00
p.m.
Registration
starts
Feb
15th.
Call
Cree
Meadows
to
register. More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
or
Rainmakers
336-4653.
Friday,
April
23rd
through
Sunday,
April
25th
- 4th
Annual
Ruidoso
Kite
Festival
in
the
field
behind
Kidz
Connection
Park
at
Hull
and
White
Mountain
.
The
Ruidoso
Parks
and
Recreation
Department
and
WeeCree8
say
"GO
FLY
A
KITE!"
Bring
your
own
or
buy
one
at
the
event.
Info:
Joan
at
WeeCree8,
575-257-5575.
Saturday,
April
24th
- Keep
Ruidoso
Beautiful
Community
Cleanup
&
Bank
Challenge
XIII at Schoolhouse Park. Register at
Schoolhouse
Park
8
-
8:30
am.
Gloves,
trash
bags
&
t-shirts
provided.
Lunch,
refreshments,
door
prizes
for
volunteers.
April
is
Keep
Ruidoso
Beautiful
Month. Roll-Off
provided
for
debris
(behind
swimming
pool
at
Schoolhouse
Park).
Please
No
Construction
Material.
Free
Compost
for
home
use
in
gardens
and
tree
wells
available
at
White
Mt.
Sports
Complex. More
Info: 575-257-5030.
Sunday,
April
25th
- Junior
Golf
Scramble at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
and
Casino.
Final
scramble.
Event
starts
at
1:00
p.m.
Registration
starts
Feb
15th.
Call
Cree
Meadows
to
register.
More
Info: Cree
Meadows
575-257-5815
or
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
464-7941
.
Sunday,
April
25th
- The
Legendary
Drifters
at
the
Spencer
Theater
for
the
Performing
Arts
at
8:00
p.m.
Shimmy,
croon
and
shake
with
The
Legendary
Drifters,
the
doo-wop/rhythm
&
blues
vocal
group
of
lore.
Through
its
various
incarnations,
this
historic
1950’s
vocal
group
managed
to
set
musical
trends
and
give
the
public
13
chart
hits,
most
of
which
are
legendary
recordings
today.
Geared
up
for
their
appearance
at
the
acoustically
supreme
Spencer,
the
Legendary
Drifters
will
serenade
patrons
with
such
hits
as There Goes My Baby, Under The Boardwalk, Up On The Roof, On
Broadway,
This
Magic
Moment,
Please
Stay,
(Sittin’
On)
The
Dock
Of
The
Bay and Some
Kind
of
Wonderful among
other
Drifters’
classics.
Tickets
are
$59
and
$56.
MAY
2010
Saturday,
May
1st
- Annual
Fundraiser
for
Ruidoso
Hospice at
The
Flying
J
Ranch.
Doors
open
at
6:00
p.m.
$25
for
adults
and
$15
for
Children
(12
and
under).
Admission
includes
an
Old
West
Gunfight
at
6:30
p.m.,
Chuck
Wagon
Supper
at
7:00
p.m.,
The
'Flying
J
Wranglers'
Stage
Show
at
8:20
p.m.,
and
a
silent
auction
from
6:00
-
8:00
p.m.
Tickets
available
at:
Ruidoso
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Prestige
Cabinets,
The
Wild
Herb
Market
and
Ruidoso
Home
Care.
Proceeds
will
go
to
the
Ruidoso
Home
Care
and
Hospice
Foundation
to
assist
Lincoln
County
residents
with
end
of
life
care.
More
Info:
Nancy
Lee
575-258-0028
Thursday May,
6th
- MAW
Golf
Tournament
at The Links at Sierra
Blanca.
The
tournament
will
be
a 4
Person
Scramble
with
a
Shotgun
Start
at
9:30
a.m.
Active
Duty
and
Retired
Military
$35,
Civilians
$75.
Thursday May,
6th
-
Gabriel
Iglesais
performs
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
Friday,
May
7th
& Saturday May, 8th
- Smokey Bear
Days
in
Capitan.
Friday
noon
to
dusk.
Arts
and
Crafts
Marketplace.
Friday
night
free
DJ
and
Karaoke
contest.
Saturday
parade
at
10:00
a.m.
10:00
a.m.
to
6:00
p.m.,
The
event
includes
fire
prevention
and
educational
booths,
free
live
music,
a
street
dance,
visits
from
Smokey
Bear
throughout
the
event
and
at
the
cutting
of
his
birthday
cake
during
the
street
dance.
There
is
also
a
vendor’s
marketplace,
fun
and
education
for
the
kids,
chainsaw
carving
contest,
auction
of
Smokey
Bear
memorabilia
and
much
more.
7:00
to
11:00
p.m.
Free
Street
Dance
at
Smokey
Bear
Historic
Park.
More
Info: Cheryl
Barnett
575-354-2273.
Friday,
May
7th
- MAW
Convoy
arrives at the "Y" at
approximately
11:50
a.m.
Visitors
are
encouraged
to
place
themselves
along
the
convoy
route
to
welcome
the
military.
Components
of
the
convoy
will
be
arriving
from
Fort
Bliss,
White
Sands
Missile
Range
and
New
Mexico
National
Guard.
Vets
on
motorcycles
will
be
escorting
the
convoy.
Good
places
to
observe
will
be
along
Highway
70
near
Beall's
and
K-Bob's
to
the
entrance
of
Ruidoso
Downs
Race
Track.
Arrival
of
the
convoy
is
scheduled
at
the
Race
Track
infield
for
12:00
Noon.
Saturday May, 8th
- MAW
Ceremony
and
Reception. There will be three General
Officer
speakers
at
MAW
2010,
one
being
MAW's
newest
Board
Member,
Brigadier
General
Jack
R.
Fox.
Major
General
Jerry
Grizzle,
NMMI,
will
present
awards
to
the
Essay
Writing
Contest
winners.
There
will
be
a
contest
for
the
oldest
veteran
from
each
branch
of
service.
The
MAW
Ceremony
will
be
on
the
field
at
9:00
AM
Saturday.
The
MAW
Reception
will
be
held
in
the
Turf
Club
Saturday,
2:00
PM.
For
the
first
time,
MAW
is
opening
the
Reception
to
the
public
to
the
first
100
guests
with
advanced
reservation
at
$10.
Major
General
Kenneth
Montoya
will
be
the
keynote
speaker
and
will
acknowledge
the MAW
Wounded
Warriors and
POW, Maggie
Trujillo
Saturday May, 8th
- The
44th
Army
Band
Ensemble will be in concert from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. in the Ruidoso Downs Race Track
Grandstands.
This
performance
is
FREE
to
the
public.
The
44th
Army
Band
is
the
"Musical
Military
Ambassador"
to
the
State
of
New
Mexico.
Their
roots
can
be
traced
back
to
the
"New
Mexico
Volunteers"
and
they
have
served
during
significant
periods
of
the
nation’s
history,
most
notably
during
World
War
II
as
the
200th
Coast
Artillery
Band.
On
April
9th
of
1942
they
were
surrendered
to
the
Japanese
and
forced
to
march
in
Corregidor
and
on
the
Bataan
Peninsula
thus
earning
their
name
"The
Battling
Bastards
of
Bataan."
The
unit
was
deactivated
in
the
60's
and
remained
inactive
until
the
late
70's
when
they
returned
as
the
44th
Army
Band
under
the
command
of
Chief
Warrant
Officer
Paul
Tafoya.
Sunday May,
9th
-
Heart
performs
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
Thursday,
May
20th
through
Sunday,
May
23rd
- AspenCash
Motorcycle
Rally. Open
9:00
a.m.
to
7:00
p.m.
Thursday
and
Friday,
9:00
a.m.
to
8:00
p.m.
Saturday
and
9:00
a.m.
to
2:00
p.m.
Sunday.
Friday
May,
28th
- Opening day at Ruidoso
Downs
Racetrack.
Live
horse
racing
Thursday
through
Sunday
through
Labor
Day.
Saturday
May,
29th
- 4th Annual Ruidoso Sprint Triathalon
at
the
Ruidoso
Athletic
Club.
Body
markings
from
6:30
to
7:15
a.m.
in
Wingfield
Park.
Start
time
depends
on
group.
Click
here
for
details.
Click
here
for
course
map.
Monday,
May
31st
- Memorial
Day.
JUNE
2010
Saturday,
June
7th
-
-
Mountain
of
Blues
12th
Annual
Festival
at
Wingfield
Park
in
midtown
Ruidoso.
Friday,
June 18th
through
Sunday,
June 20th
-
Spring Fling Rod Run & Car Show
at Wingfield
Park
in
mid-town
Ruidoso.
More
Info: Detective
Doug
Babcock,
505-336-8451.
Saturday,
June 19th
-
2010
Summer
Celebration
at Ruidoso Downs Racetrack & Casino. Escape to the cool
pines
of
Ruidoso
for
this
1
day
event
on
June
19th.
The Ruidoso Valley
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
partnering
with
Ruidoso
Downs
Race
Track
for
this
outdoor
festival
which
will
include
horse racing,
live
music,
assorted
vendors
with
quality
food,
merchandise,
service,
theater,
dance
and
arts
and
crafts. The festival is free to the
public
all
day.
The
Summer
Celebration
hours
are
11:00
a.m.
-.7
p.m..
Starting at 11:00 a.m. – The Mescalero Drummers
and
Dancers
are
opening
the
festival.
With
4
stages,
enjoy
local
favorites
Los
Mustangs,
Cowboy
Mafia,
Tomas
Vigil,
dancers,
puppets,
and
many
other
surprises.
Horse
racing
starts
at
noon.
After
the
free
walk-around
festival
closes,
the
evening
highlight
will
be
the
Latin
Rock
sounds
of
Grammy
nominated,
Del
Castillo.
The
concert
pricing
is
only
$10.
Tickets
are
now
on
sale
at
the
Ruidoso
Valley
Chamber
of
Commerce,
720
Sudderth
Drive
,
Ruidoso.
For
vendor
applications,
event
schedule
or
volunteer
opportunities
contact
Kathy
Alexander
at
575-257-7395
or
kathy@ruidosonow.com
Thursday,
June 24th
-
George
Jones
in
concert
at
the
Inn
of
the
Mountain
Gods
Resort
&
Casino
at
8:00
p.m.
July
2010
August
2010
Saturday,
August
14th
- Annual
Butterfly
Release at
White
Mountain
Meadows
Pavilion,
off
Gavilan
Canyon
Rd.
,
near
the
Hull
Rd.
intersection.
11:00
a.m.
–
1:00
p.m.
$12
per
Monarch
Butterfly.
Butterflies
will
be
distributed
at
11:00
a.m.
To
ensure
their
safety,
all
unclaimed
butterflies
will
be
released
by
12:45
pm.
This
fundraiser
is
to
benefit
the
Ruidoso
Home
Care
and
Hospice
Foundation,
providing
end
of
life
care
for
Lincoln
County
Residents. More
Info: Nancy
Lee
575-258-0028.
September
2010
September
25th
- 4th
Annual
Tour
de
Ruidoso
at
the
White
Mountain
Sports
Complex,
beginning
at
8:00
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
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