WHEELS Museum New Event on Saturday, February 22 at Noon
Musician Jose Ponce
Saturday, February 22 at Noon
WHEELS Museum 1100 Second Street SW
Phone: 505 243-6269
Admission is $10 shared between musician and WHEELS
Join me for a fun performance of music from my early years when I was learning from the folk masters like Dylan, Seeger, Donovan, Peter, Paul & Mary, Gordon Lightfoot and others. Years later, I would become a Jazz-o-phile, but my early influences helped me to develop my writing style, lyrical content, rhythm and melody. I'll also add a few stories about my successes and failures along the way. Who knows. There might even be a surprise guest or two. Tickets are $10.00 with a portion of the proceeds going to the Wheels Museum.
Other Events Still Scheduled
Author Event IS STILL scheduled
John Taylor
New Mexico Medal of Honor Recipients
Saturday, February 22, 2025 at 10 AM
WHEELS Museum 1100 Second Street SW
Phone: 505 243-6269
Admission is Free, but donations are gladly accepted.
Speaker Event IS STILL scheduled
Don Newlon: “Owning a Model T”
Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 10AM
WHEELS Museum 1100 Second Street SW
Phone: 505 243-6269
Admission is Free, but donations are gladly accepted.
Don is a WHEELS Volunteer and will talk about all the experiences about owning and driving a Model T. Questions and discussion is welcome and encouraged.
Speaker Event IS STILL scheduled
John Taylor
The Los Lunas Mystery Stone
Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Noon
WHEELS Museum 1100 Second Street SW
Phone: 505 243-6269
Admission is Free, but donations are gladly accepted.
Nestled in a steep gully, about halfway up a small, unpretentious hill, about 16 miles west of Los Lunas, New Mexico, almost literally in the middle of nowhere, is an “artifact” that has been the subject of much discussion since its “discovery” in the 1930s. The Los Lunas Mystery Stone, also known as the Decalogue Stone, is a 60-ton boulder inscribed with an abbreviated version of the Ten Commandments in Paleo-Hebraic, a language used primarily by the Samaritans during and after the Babylonian captivity. This presentation will discuss the Mystery Stone and its archeological context and offer some possibilities for its origin.