Upcoming Events

Saturday, October 29, 2011, 7:00pm to 10:00pm:
At Isaac's, 200 North Bullard Street (575) 388-4090

Sunday, October 30, 2011, 2pm to 5pm:
With Rhythm Mystic in Mesilla Plaza, Old Mesilla

Past Events

Saturday, October 15, 2011, 6:30pm to 9:30pm:
At Q's Bistro with Pete and Michele this Saturday night on the patio.

Saturday, October 22, 2011: Private afternoon wedding.

Friday, October 7, 2011, 6pm, The Flame, 2800 Pinos Altos Road:
Inauguration of WNMU's President Shepard

Friday, October 7, 2011, 9am, El Refugio, 800 S. Robert Street:
Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Click to learn more...

Thursday, October 6, 2011: WNMU Private Party

Click to learn more about Silver City Farmer's Market...

Click to see Brandon singing:
     "Hallelujah"...
     "Guantanamera"...
     "Wicked Game"...
     "Fragile"...

The 1st annual PLAYING FOR CHANGE DAY – on September 17, 2011 – is a global day of action where musicians of all varieties perform on stages, cafés, city squares, and street corners worldwide and raise money to bring music into the lives of young people.

This year's event carries the theme Power to the People, drawing its inspiration from the spirit of John Lennon's activism, thanks to the gracious support of Playing For Change's mission by Theatre Within and Yoko Ono. Proceeds raised will support the work of the Playing For Change Foundation and Theatre Within – to help build music schools, strengthen music and arts education, support teachers and performances, purchase instruments, and connect schools to promote cross-cultural learning and conflict resolution.

Playing For Change Day is a creative day of action that uses the universal power of music to create positive social change. Your donation or participation contributes to a positive vibration that connects and inspires us all.

Play a Song. Change the World.  www.playingforchangeday.org

Saturday, September 10, 2011, 8pm:
Q's Bistro on Pope at College
Come enjoy the warm evening down at Q's.  Brandon will be playing with Pete, Michele, Jerry, and Rudy on saxophone!

Puppy Dog Ranch Rescue and Sanctuary cares for about 30 dogs daily and places about 100 in homes every year, West said. The facility is run by five volunteers, who dedicate five hours a week, and is funded by donations, grants and fundraisers. The Tex-Mex BBQ Festival is one of two fundraisers the nonprofit puts on every year in order to help pay for feeding, housing, rehabilitating dogs, and background checks on potential adopters for the dogs.
Click for the full story in the Sun News...

Photo by Jaime Ramirez