Join us and learn about Diana Liverman's research on human causes, consequences, and responses to global change at the border region. Is There a Climate Crisis? Human Causes, Consequences, and Responses to Global Climate Change and the Border Region Featured Speaker: Diana Liverman Diana Liverman is a regents professor and director of the School of Geography and Development at the U of A. She served as the director of the UA Institute of the Environment and the University of Oxford's Environmental Change Institute. Her work addresses the causes, consequences, and responses to climate change, especially climate vulnerability, adaptation and governance and the links between environment, sustainable development, and food security.

Tributes to The Ramones, The Misfits and Social Distortion on Halloween Weekend

Join Bisbee parents, caretakers, guardians and their children for an hour of reading, singing, and doing crafts. And remember to check out some books to read at home!

When a shy groom practices his wedding vows in the inadvertent presence of a deceased young woman, she rises from the grave assuming he has married her. Rated : PG Runtime : 95 Minutes

Explore your sense of self this October through a variety of mediums in a month long class series designed to get the creative juices flowing. Work in all dimensions to learn and communicate ideas surrounding me, myself and I. Self-reflection is encouraged! Program is designed for children ages 5 and up. Friday, October 4 -- Cut Me Up! : Silhouette and Proportions Friday, October 11 -- Pieces of Me : Self Portrait Collage Friday, October 18 -- In My Room : Current or Future Bedroom Diorama Friday, October 25 -- My Year Encapsulated : Time Capsules This series cosponsored by the Copper Queen Library and Solstead, a local organization that aims to strengthen the Bisbee Community through educational workshops and classes based on sustainable living and the arts. For more information about Solstead, visit their website at www.solstead.org

Join Rose Hall for “Let’s Make a Parade!” – a series of five (5) art work-shops centered around the Day of the Dead. This year, participants will work to create one giant sculpted puppet out of papier mache. The puppet will then be featured in El Dia de Los Muertos Parade that will start in Goar Park in Old Bisbee on Saturday, November 2. This program is free and all ages and participants are not required to attend all 5 workshops.