Tickets & Venues

venues

The ShortGrass Music Festival continues to present live music in downtown Cimarron with a full weekend of performances
15, 16 and 17 September 2017.

Cimarron Mercantile, Historic Cimarron
adjacent to the St. James Hotel

Photo taken in 1938, courtesy Rosso Family Archives.

By 1861 there was a government sanctioned mail route that came over Raton Pass along the Mountain Route of the Santa Fe Trail and stopped at Maxwell's ranch in Cimarron. The old stage office was housed in the building above from 1870 until it was converted into Rosso's Mercantile in the early 1900s.

Photo Courtesy Tim Duffy/Music Maker Relief Founcation

SPENCER BRANCH
FRIDAY NIGHT
15 SEPTEMBER, 2017
7pm • $10
Appalachian style fiddle, guitar and claw hammer banjo
On-site parking; come early for an evening stroll around Cimarron’s Old Town.

Cimarron Maverick Club Rodeo Grounds
west of Hwy 64 in Cimarron, NM

TISH HINOJOSA
SATURDAY NIGHT
16 SEPTEMBER, 2017
8pm • $20

The voice that launched 10,000 two-steppers is back with her special blend of folk, country, Latino and pop.

Show opens with Hwy 38 Houndogs at 7pm
Performance will be outside, under the stars, and will be chilly unless you’re dancing. Entrance to the Cimarron Maverick Club Rodeo Grounds & parking is on West Eleventh Street off Hwy 21 in Cimarron.

tickets

All concerts open to all ages
Age 18 and Under Free
Regular ticket prices listed below.

ticket prices

Spencer Branch (Friday, 15 September)
$10.00

Tish Hinojosa (Saturday, 16 September)
$20.00

Andrew Lovato, baritone (Sunday, 17 September)
$10.00

how to purchase tickets...

AT THE CONCERT
Doors will be open ahead of time to allow ticket purchases and seating.

VIA SNAIL MAIL
Send a check to:
ShortGrass Music Festival
PO Box 121
Cimarron, NM 87714
(Checks payable to ShortGrass Music Festival)

BY TELEPHONE
Call Cimarron Chamber of Commerce
575-376-2417
or toll free 888-376-2417

BY CREDIT CARD
Call 575-376-9040
select credit cards are accepted

The United Methodist Church, Cimarron, NM

United Methodist Church, 1906. Photo courtesy Rosso Family Archives.

The United Methodist Church in Cimarron, where baritone ANDREW LOVATO will perform is a small but excellent venue for classical music with outstanding acoustics and seating close to the stage. The church itself was built in 1906 of native limestone and became the Athletic Hall for boxing matches, theatrical performances and movies. The second story was damaged by the tornado of 1996 and, sadly, removed.

Photo Courtesy Robert Mirshak

ANDREW LOVATO,
baritone
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
17 SEPTEMBER, 2017
4pm • $10
Performing the great music for voice and piano
United Methodist Church, Cimarron, NM
On-site parking around the church. Across from Russell’s One Stop on Hwy 64.
A reception for the artists will be held at the Express St. James Hotel immediately following the performance; all are invited to attend.