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EXHIBITS, EVENTS & PROGRAMS
V IDEOS
will be shown at 2:00 M-F and 11 and 2 on Sat/Sun unless there is
other programming in the Cope Center. They are as follows:
JULY VIDEO PROGRAMMING
July 3-4 - 2:00pm - "Bombs, Bullets and Fraud"
The US Postal Service is a dangerous place to work - learn what people send through
the mail and the modern forensics used to find the perpetrators.
July 9 - 7:00pm - "Screening:
Tierra Encantado--New Mexico Cowboys"
July 10-11 - 11:00am & 2:00pm -
"Screening: Tierra Encantado--New Mexico Cowboys"
July 17-25 - 2:00pm - "Day of the Kamikaze"
Award winning video that documents the origins of kamikaze battle and shares true,
eyewitness accounts of the biggest and bloodiest suicide attack in history over two
days in 1945.
July 31-August 8 - 2:00pm - "Light at the
Edge of the World" Celebrated anthropologist Wade Davis searches for
four disappearing cultures in Peru, Polynesia, the Himalayas, and the Arctic.
AUGUST VIDEO PROGRAMMING
August 14-22 - 2:00pm - "Sky View"
Soar over Europe and experience history and the countryside from an eagle's
perspective, told in four episodes - The Heart of Italy, The Emerald Isle, The
French Riviera and Southern Britain.
August 28-Sept. 4 - 2:00pm - "America's
Greatest Monuments" Enjoy the amazing stories of our capitol's greatest
shrines, from the war memorials to the monuments honoring America's founding fathers
to Arlington's eternal flame.
November 14, 2009 - October 3, 2010
"Ancient New Mexico"
An in-depth exhibit of the
peoples that inhabited the southwest from pre-historical periods up to Spanish
exploration
May 29 - August 29, 2010
"The Clovis Sound: New Mexico's
Connection to the Birth of Rock & Roll" - The story of the
renowned recording studio in Clovis, NM and those who made history there, including
Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison
June 26
Chautauqua: Pueblo Pottery
Pam Lujan-Hauer is a potter from
the Taos Pueblo and she will demonstrate her art and tell the story of pottery, from
the history of clay as an art form and the origins of the earliest pottery, to the
threats to traditional pottery.
July 3
Artists spotlight: Zane Mead
Western art oil painting
demonstration, from start to finish
July 9-11
Screening: Tierra Encantada--New
Mexico Cowboys
the story of the vaquero and their
influence on cowboys of today. Filmed on locations in New Mexico and Lincoln County.
July 9 - 7:00pm
July 10-11 - 11:00am & 2:00pm
July 17-18
Silk Dyeing Workshop with Sandy Hopper
of Grasshopper Silk. Learn the basics of painting on silk and finish the workshop
with a beginner's kit of supplies to continue silk painting.
July 24
Annual Fundraiser - Museum will be
closed
July 30 - 7:00 pm
July 31 - 7:00 pm
August 1 - 2:00 pm
Tommy Allsup - "Stories & Music"
Famed musician, record producer, and
pioneer of early rock & roll singing songs and telling stories about his
Grammy-award winning career, the many people he made music with and the adventures
he had along the way.
August 7-8
Fort Stanton LIVE in Fort Stanton, New
Mexico
August 28 - 2:00 pm
Wyatt Earp as Doc Holiday
The story of the West's most famous
dentist and his journey from one who healed to one who killed. The contemporary
Wyatt Earp is a descendent of the historic Wyatt Earp and tours the world with his
award-winning one-man play.
There is always something new to see
and do at the Hubbard Museum of the American West! From diverse programming topics
and activities to changing exhibits in our four rotating galleries, we offer a
family friendly atmosphere that provides an entertaining and educational step back
into the past. Our children’s interactive area provides kids – of all ages! – with
a hands-on experience of life during the late nineteenth century through the eyes of
the children of three cultures. Our museum shop features a wide array of quality
gifts and souvenirs that will help commemorate your trip to the Ruidoso Valley and
your experience at the Hubbard Museum.
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