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Tile Heritage Foundation: Founded in 1987 as a nonprofit charitable organization, Tile Heritage is dedicated to promoting an awareness and appreciation of ceramic surfaces in the United States.
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Laguna Clay Company: Since 1976, Jon Brooks, President of Laguna Clay Company and his team of industry professionals have helped thousands of customers acquire the tools, equipment, materials, knowledge and skill they need.
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Syzygy Tileworks: SYZYGY TILEWORKS is dedicated to producing a truly handmade, aesthetically pleasing product that is durable, environmentally safe and benefits the local community artistically, economically and environmentally. Our goal is to keep the handmade craftsman tradition alive in our production of this beautiful tile. We work at being good stewards in all aspects of our production and strive to create a product and working environment that foster pride and enthusiasm.
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Global Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship: At the Global Center for Cultural Entrepreneurship we envision a world in which cultural entrepreneurship creates cultural value and wealth, self-determination, and cultural diversity in communities across the globe. We envision a world in which cultural entrepreneurs are catalysts for cultural innovation through their cultural enterprises.
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NM EPSCoR: The NM EPSCoR program gathers resources and expertise from academic institutions, our national labs, private industry, and state and federal sources to benefit education, the environment, and the New Mexico economy. NM EPSCoR focuses on assuring that New Mexicans gain access to superior education, state-of-the-art research, and the quality of life and employment that comes with an active and competitive science and technology base.
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Mimbres Region Arts Council: The Mimbres Region Arts Council is a leader in building communities inspired, enriched, and strengthened by the power of the arts. We provide quality programs that foster an appreciation and understanding of the arts, serve as a resource for artists and cultural entrepreneurs, and positively impact the area’s economy by creating and supporting events and experiences that enhance the region’s appeal as a premier destination.
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Silver City Arts and Cultural District: The official arts, culture, dining, entertainment, events, lodging, outdoor and vacation guide to Silver City and Grant County, New Mexico.
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WNMU Museum: Housed on the campus of Western New Mexico University in historic Fleming Hall, the WNMU Museum displays one of the world’s most complete and comprehensive collections of Mimbres pottery, basketry, and other artifacts in the Eisele Collection of Prehistoric Southwestern Pottery and Artifacts. The University Museum’s stunning examples of ancient pottery and artifacts reveal a glimpse of the cultural and artistic life of Southwest New Mexico, northern Chihuahua, and the Southwest as far back as 1500 years ago. Other highlights of the University Museum’s collections include: Casas Grandes Pottery; Maria Martinez, San Ildefonso, and Santa Clara Pottery (Geneva Back Collection); historic Navajo rugs; and historic photographs of Silver City, the WNMU Campus, and the surrounding areas.
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Prudential Silver City Properties: Since its inception in August, 2005, Prudential Silver City Properties has been dedicated to serving the needs of our clients and to promoting the success of the community. As a tour of our brokerage offices shows, we are major supporters of the local arts community and its role in making Silver City the unique place that it is.
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The Murray Hotel: Art Deco Elegance returns to Silver City, New Mexico! The Classic 1938 Murray Hotel, located in the heart of the Downtown Arts & Cultural District, reopens May 11, 2012, with guestrooms and suites. The hotel is an ideal downtown oasis and an easy walk to restaurants, galleries, shops, museums, WNMU, and other venues. We are proud to be hosting several Silver City Clay Festival events.
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Town of Silver City: Silver City is the hub of an inclusive community settled within a small town that through guided growth, honors and preserves its historical, cultural, and natural heritage while facilitating jobs, health, and educational resources such that the residents and visitors may enjoy and protect the recreational opportunities of the area and high quality of life.
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J&J Signs is a full-service, family owned and operated sign company, serving the community and southwest New Mexico since 1974.
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