Events for June 24, 2022 - June 4, 2022

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Need something fun to do?  We may not be open yet, but you can drive up to the Museum and pick up a fun shark themed craft for FREE!  We will be set up at the circle in front of the Museum.  Just drive up, tell us the number you need (one for each person in the car and up to two extra), and head home.  We supply everything except things like scissors and glue.

Limited tickets available Friday to the public at Shoe Choo Train - 212 W Bender.  If any tickets remain they will be available at the door $15 in advance/$20 at the door/cash only.  Age 3 & up only.  Doors open at 6:15 pm.  No late admission.  COVID safe practices followed.

See link for additional information.   https://www.facebook.com/communityplayersofhobbs/posts/10158647921643101

In light of closures from COVID regulations and renovations in the building, we are offering a "Virtual" Classic Film Series. The specific film will be available for 24 hours on the specified date and you'll be able to access the film through a link with a password. To access the link, please check back here or contact mlyle@nmjc.edu. This week see "Harvey" (1950) starring James Stewart. Synopsis: Due to his insistence that he has an invisible six foot-tall rabbit for a best friend, a whimsical middle-aged man is thought by his family to be insane - but he may be wiser than anyone knows.

In light of closures from COVID regulations and renovations in the building, we are offering a "Virtual" Classic Film Series. The specific film will be available for 24 hours on the specified date and you'll be able to access the film through a link with a password. To access the link, please check back here or contact mlyle@nmjc.edu. This week see "Some Like it Hot" (1959), starring Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and Marilyn Monroe. Synopsis: After two male musicians witness a mob hit, they flee the state in an all-female band disguised as women, but further complications set in.

Opening and Reception.  Artist Present. Refreshments.  Masks required and social distancing observed.

In light of closures from COVID regulations and renovations in the building, we are offering a "Virtual" Classic Film Series. The specific film will be available for 24 hours on the specified date and you'll be able to access the film through a link with a password. To access the link, please check back here or contact mlyle@nmjc.edu. This week, see "Grease" (1978), starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. Synopsis: Good girl Sandy Olsson and greaser Danny Zuko fell in love over the summer. When they unexpectedly discover they're now in the same high school, will they be able to rekindle their romance?

Are you an inventor? Do you have an invention? Do you want to obtain a patent for an idea? Attend a FREE Inventor's Workshop on the essentials of obtaining a patent, hosted by New Horizons Foundation, Economic Development Corporation of Lea County, and New Mexico Junior College. All presentations (other than the welcome and closing comments) will be virtual. Attendees may ask questions of the presenters in real time. After the presentations, attendees may sign up to speak to the presenters privately by phone from April 12 through April 16. NOTE: To keep everyone safe in a group meeting, there will be certain requirements for attendance: Masks are required for all attendees There will be 6 feet of social distancing There will be a temperature check for all attendees prior to entering the meeting room Maximum number of attendees will be 15 Register by calling 575-492-4710. For more information: info@nhfoundation.net (NMJC will be closed March 22 - 26 for Spring Break. We will return your phone call or email when we return March 29.) See the agenda and get more information at nmjc.edu

Are you an inventor? Do you have an invention? Do you want to obtain a patent for an idea? Attend a FREE Inventor's Workshop on the essentials of obtaining a patent, hosted by New Horizons Foundation, Economic Development Corporation of Lea County, and New Mexico Junior College. All presentations (other than the welcome and closing comments) will be virtual. Attendees may ask questions of the presenters in real time. After the presentations, attendees may sign up to speak to the presenters privately by phone from April 12 through April 16. NOTE: To keep everyone safe in a group meeting, there will be certain requirements for attendance: Masks are required for all attendees There will be 6 feet of social distancing There will be a temperature check for all attendees prior to entering the meeting room Maximum number of attendees will be 15 Register by calling 575-492-4710. For more information: info@nhfoundation.net (NMJC will be closed March 22 - 26 for Spring Break. We will return your phone call or email when we return March 29.) See the agenda and get more information at nmjc.edu

The Western Heritage Museum and Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame is happy to present another Second Saturday Take and Make on April 10, 2021 from 10am-1pm. Drive out to the Museum and pick up a craft that is shark themed in honor of their temporary exhibit Megalodon: Largest Shark That Ever Lived. Museum staff will be located at the front of the Museum by the circle and will be wearing masks. All you need to do is drive up, tell them the number of packets you need (the number in the car plus up to two extra), and head home. All supplies will be included minus tape, scissors, and/or glue. This month the museum is also happy to offer a virtual viewing of Shark Tale. The movie will be available all day on April 10 with a link and passcode that you can find on the Museum Facebook or website. Stay tuned for an opening date for the Museum. For now, you can find a sneak peak of the exhibit on the museum’s YouTube page, and stop by April 10th to pick up these shark-related crafts, from 10am-1pm. Follow their Facebook page (@WHMuseum) and website (nmjc.edu/museum) for up-to-date information.