Friday, May 11, 2018

MORE events this weekend (busy weekend!)

NM Humanities Chautauqua at the Hubbard Museum 

Saturday, May 12 at 11:30 am TALES FROM THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT: Historical Stories and Captivating Folk Tales
presented by Cynthia Dobson
The Hubbard Museum of the America West . Ruidoso Downs

Tales from the Land of Enchantment is a program of stories unique to New Mexico. Some stories are long, and some are short, but all tell tales that will introduce the audience to truisms unique to New Mexico combined with stories rich in Southwest folklore. While a number of stories such as La Hormiguita and El Terrible Tragadabas have Spanish in them, Cynthia does not tell stories completely in Spanish. All stories will engage the minds of listeners of all ages and backgrounds and leave them sometimes surprised and amazed, sometimes with shivers, and sometimes with laughter, but always with a better understanding of New Mexico culture.

About the Speaker:
Cynthia Dobson has her Master's Degree in Multi-cultural Education from The University of the Americas, Puebla, Mexico. Her teaching experience in Loving, Carlsbad and Santa Fe has given her a unique perspective not only of the differences, but, more importantly, of the similarities in cultures. From these experiences she chooses stories. She is a former board member of Storytellers of New Mexico and of the New Mexico State Liaison to the National Storytelling Network.

Funding provided by: New Mexico Humanities Council and Friends of the Hubbard Museum of the American West.


Mother's Day Tea at Fort Stanton Historic Site

At Fort Stanton Historic Site 
5/13/18, Sunday
2:00pm - 4:00pm

Join the staff of Fort Stanton and the members Fort Stanton, Inc. for our very first Mother’s Day Tea. This event will feature a Victorian era tea party, costumed living historians, and a program about Victorian social etiquette. The tea party will include traditional Victorian food and beverages. Tickets are $25 per person and all proceeds will support Fort Stanton, Inc. and the continued preservation of Fort Stanton. Reservations are required so please call 575-354-0341 for more information and to purchase advanced tickets.

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