Fri, July 17, 2009
La Jara Farmers Market
Buy Fresh! Buy Local! The second annual La Jara farmers market will begin Friday, July 31st at the Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in La Jara. Located along US HWY 285. The Market will be open from 3-7:00pm each Friday until September 4th. The market will have produce, arts, crafts, and local entertainment. The La Jara Farmers Market, serving all of Conejos County is looking forward to another great year . Please join us and support the local producers! For more information or to become a vendor please call Lisa @ 274-0104.
Mariachi Extravaganza on the Cumbres and Toltec
The Mariachi Extravaganza is one of the Sunday series of train ride specials and is guaranteed to be a train ride that is 'muy caliente!" With the addition of this popular Mariachi group, there is no doubt that the spirit of the entertainment, the train ride itself and the tasty picnic lunch set high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, will be a colorful, musical, and entertaining experience for all ages .Details and reservations for The Mariachi Extravaganza Special can be obtained on the railroad's website www.cumbrestoltec.com, or by telephone at 888-CUMBRES (888-286-2737).
Roots Americana Tunes This Sunday At Six
With a captivating voice that brings to mind vocalists from Patsy Cline and Billy Holiday to Neko Case, Shannon Whitworth has attracted nationwide attention with her roots acoustic Americana country music. Whitworth brings her all-star band to Cole Park on Sun., July 19 at 6pm in the next of the Alamosa Live Music Association’s Sundays@Six series of free admission concerts.
Pure, strong, and heartfelt, Whitworth catches the ears and touches the hearts of even the most unsuspecting bystander. Currently living in the mountains of western North Carolina, Whitworth has spent the last ten years focusing on mountain, bluegrass and country music and songwriter. The series concludes Sun., July 26 at 6pm as the Brent Berry Band combines folk, reggae, bluegrass, blues and Latin music into a copious buffet for the ears, made by a nontraditional instrumental line-up of kick drum; mandolin; percussion; bass; and classical guitar. The San Luis Valley Brewing Co. is scheduled to sell food and drink at that show. In the event of inclement weather, concerts will take place in Leon Memorial Hall on the Adams State College campus. ALMA’s gracious members and business sponsors support the free summer “Sundays @ Six,” concerts and other ALMA events. More information about supporting ALMA and about upcoming concerts is available at http://www.almaonline.org.
Buy Fresh! Buy Local! The second annual La Jara farmers market will begin Friday, July 31st at the Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in La Jara. Located along US HWY 285. The Market will be open from 3-7:00pm each Friday until September 4th. The market will have produce, arts, crafts, and local entertainment. The La Jara Farmers Market, serving all of Conejos County is looking forward to another great year . Please join us and support the local producers! For more information or to become a vendor please call Lisa @ 274-0104.
Mariachi Extravaganza on the Cumbres and Toltec
The Mariachi Extravaganza is one of the Sunday series of train ride specials and is guaranteed to be a train ride that is 'muy caliente!" With the addition of this popular Mariachi group, there is no doubt that the spirit of the entertainment, the train ride itself and the tasty picnic lunch set high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, will be a colorful, musical, and entertaining experience for all ages .Details and reservations for The Mariachi Extravaganza Special can be obtained on the railroad's website www.cumbrestoltec.com, or by telephone at 888-CUMBRES (888-286-2737).
Roots Americana Tunes This Sunday At Six
With a captivating voice that brings to mind vocalists from Patsy Cline and Billy Holiday to Neko Case, Shannon Whitworth has attracted nationwide attention with her roots acoustic Americana country music. Whitworth brings her all-star band to Cole Park on Sun., July 19 at 6pm in the next of the Alamosa Live Music Association’s Sundays@Six series of free admission concerts.
Pure, strong, and heartfelt, Whitworth catches the ears and touches the hearts of even the most unsuspecting bystander. Currently living in the mountains of western North Carolina, Whitworth has spent the last ten years focusing on mountain, bluegrass and country music and songwriter. The series concludes Sun., July 26 at 6pm as the Brent Berry Band combines folk, reggae, bluegrass, blues and Latin music into a copious buffet for the ears, made by a nontraditional instrumental line-up of kick drum; mandolin; percussion; bass; and classical guitar. The San Luis Valley Brewing Co. is scheduled to sell food and drink at that show. In the event of inclement weather, concerts will take place in Leon Memorial Hall on the Adams State College campus. ALMA’s gracious members and business sponsors support the free summer “Sundays @ Six,” concerts and other ALMA events. More information about supporting ALMA and about upcoming concerts is available at http://www.almaonline.org.
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