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Discover fresh, local food grown and prepared by our community at the Midtown Market (previously Wingfield Market), where artists, bakers, wineries, and more converge each week to provide locally-made products. Saturdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm (Seasonal, June to October) in Midtown Ruidoso at Country Club Lot located at 100 Country Club Drive.

This website was built on Wix. Create yours today. Get Started Your one-stop shop for healthy organic produce, local vendors, unique handcrafted gifts, community events, and much more! We enjoy bringing Hobbs together as a community by giving our customers the opportunity to form a more intimate relationship with their farmers, local vendors, and community events. Becoming familiar with the origins of our food and everyday purchases has inspired many citizens of the Hobbs community and surrounding areas to pursue a healthier, more self-

The Bernalillo Farmers Market runs Fridays from 4 to 7 p.m., June 26 through October 30, 2026, at 370 Rotary Park Rd. The market closes for winter and accepts Double Up Food Bucks, SNAP, WIC and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program.

Historic Old Town hosts the Portal Market located on the east side of the Old Town Plaza. The Market operates daily from 9:30 am to 9 pm however, the vendors sell at their discretion, so the number of vendors varies from day to day. The Market serves as an outlet for local artisans to sell their handmade jewelry. Turquoise, a popular New Mexican gem, along with other precious minerals can be found incorporated in bracelets, earrings, and necklaces alike. If you're looking to purchase authentic, handcrafted jewelry of the Southwest, the Old Town Portal Market is the place to be. Applications to participate in the Old Town Portal Market from July 1, 2026-June 30, 2027 are now open through Friday, May 15 by 5 pm! For more information on the program please email [email protected] or call (505) 768‑3561 . The Old Town Portal Market Advisory Board reviews the policy for solicitations and ac...

Registration is now open for the Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful Fall Community Clean-Up! The event takes place on Saturday, September 26, from 8 to 10 a.m. Read on... Mayor Wymer Seeks Applicants for Upcoming District 2 City Council Seat Vacancy From August 24 until 5 p.m. on October 2, 2026, those interested in being considered by Mayor Paul Wymer for appointment to fill the upcoming vacant District 2 City Council seat are encouraged to apply via the City’s website. Read on... In observance of Labor Day, City of Rio Rancho offices/facilities will be closed on Monday, September 7. Read on... Read a summary of key actions and decisions from the meeting. Read on... On Wednesday, September 9, a virtual public meeting will be held at 6 p.m. related to the design for the expansion of Northern Blvd. (Acal Place to Broadmoor Blvd.) Read on...

Come and experience the history, triumph and tradition of the... Taos Pueblo people originally known as the Red Willow people & a National Historic Landmark in 1960 Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992 on your heart and soul forever. Join us in our community events and ceremonies, the memory is a lifetime imprint for over 1000 years. The multi-storied adobe homes have been continuously inhabited Experience the people, land, and history Guided tours available to learn about our home and people from our voice. First time visitor? Come and enjoy the experience of Taos Pueblo!

The Village of Capitan is located in historic Lincoln County in the south central part of New Mexico, 165 miles southeast of Albuquerque. 1,400 citizens live at an elevation of 6,350 feet nestled between the Capitan and the Sacramento Mountains. The average rainfall is 15.7 inches. The mean maximum temperature is 68 degrees while the mean minimum is 36 degrees. Capitan was founded in the 1890s and incorporated in 1937 . The Village has a mayor-council form of government, a professional police department and an excellent volunteer fire department. Completed in 2015 Capitan has a full-time clinic a satellite of the Presbyterian Medical Group , and is served by an excellent EMT unit. Capitan is proud of its schools and recently completed middle school, which serves grades K through 12. A high percentage of graduating seniors have received numerous scholarship offers from institutions of...

The Clovis Farmers' Market sets up in the North Plains Mall parking lot at 2809 North Prince Street, running Saturdays from 8 am and Tuesdays from 5 pm, weather permitting, until vendors sell out. The season runs July 4 through October 31 and the market closes for winter.

The Portales Farmers' Market sets up at First Street and Avenue B, meeting Mondays and Thursdays from 5 pm until vendors sell out, weather permitting. The 2026 season runs July 6 through October 29 and the market closes for winter.

The Santa Fe Farmers' Market's Del Sur Tuesday market runs July 7 through September 29, Tuesdays from 3 to 6 pm, in the Presbyterian Hospital parking lot at 4801 Beckner Road. It is one of several markets operated by the New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association and closes for the winter season.

As an appliance business we provide excellent repair services as well as selling new and used applia The Tucumcari Project, in east-central New Mexico surrounding the city of Tucumcari, has about 41,000 acres of irrigable land. Project features include the Conchas Dam and Reservoir (constructed by the Corps of Engineers), the Conchas and Hudson Canals, and a distribution and drainage system. Many crops grown in the project are used to sustain the area’s livestock industry. Alfalfa hay, alfalfa seed, grain sorghum, cotton, and wheat are the leading crops produced. When you stay at Best Western Discovery Inn in Tucumcari, you’ll be near the airport and convenient to Tucumcari Mountain and Mesalands Communtiy College. This hotel is within the vicinity of Tucumcari Historical Museum and Tucumcari Municipal Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 107 air-conditioned guestrooms. Co...

MainStreet Roswell is the official Main Street America accredited program revitalizing downtown Roswell, New Mexico. Covering 2.15 miles of historic downtown, MainStreet Roswell supports local businesses and hosts year-round community events including the Roswell UFO Festival, Chile Cheese Festival, Farmers Market, and Christmas Downtown. Visit us to shop local, explore historic downtown Roswell!

The Pinto Bean Fiesta takes place September 25 and 26, 2026, in Moriarty. It opens with a Balloon Glow at Sierra Blanca Brewery on the 25th, followed the next day by a parade at 10 am, vendor booths in the park, and a dance after dark.

The Kirtland Growers' Market runs Mondays from 5 to 7 pm, July 20 through mid September, at 47 Road 6500 in the Kirtland Town Hall parking lot. Organized by the New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association, it connects area growers directly with shoppers, including those using SNAP, WIC and senior nutrition benefits.

The 21st Annual Drums of Fall Pow Wow brings our community together to celebrate culture, tradition, and connection. This competition Pow Wow is open to the public and benefits PMS Totah Behavioral Health Authority. $5 per person or $20 for a family of 5 or more Welcome to the Totah Drums of Fall event! On September 12th from 11:00am to 8:00pm at the McGee Park Coliseum, experience a day filled with vibrant cultural celebration and community spirit. This year's event features a Competition Pow Wow, with proceeds benefiting the Totah Behavioral Health Authority. For 21 years, the Totah Drums of Fall event has brought together our community to support Totah Behavioral Health Authority’s mission of improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities. The funds raised from this event enable us to provide essential services to those facing challenges such as substance abuse,...

Zozobra 2026 - The Hottest Santa Fe Festival! Skip to primary navigation The Gloom Box: How to Submit Your Worries to Burn in Zozobra Learn how to submit your worries to the Zozobra Gloom Box and join one of Santa Fe’s most powerful traditions of emotional release and renewal. The Burning of Zozobra ranks as one of the most popular things to do in Santa Fe, New Mexico, an event that should be on everyone’s calendar. We have answers to the most frequently asked questions about Zozobra. As Santa Feans prepare for the 102nd Burning of Zozobra, it’s worth reflecting on how this unique ritual and tradition connects to ancient spiritual practices. Kiwanis would like to thank the below business and community members for their support of the Burning of Zozobra!

Due to funding cuts, Fiesta Latina will be on hiatus for 2026. We expect to be back in 2027 with an exciting new festival. Please come back and visit this page. Western New Mexico University acknowledges the deep roots New Mexico shares with Mexico. The territory of New Mexico gained statehood in 1912, yet the people living in the border regions and beyond continue to be influenced by these roots in all aspects of culture– art, food, music, language, and customs. As a Hispanic Serving Institution, Western New Mexico University and WNMU ¡Fiesta Latina! aim to highlight those connections by creating fun, engaging, educational experiences for folks living in or visiting the borderlands to enjoy. WNMU ¡Fiesta Latina! is a cultural event organized by Western New Mexico University that seeks to recognize, celebrate, and assist in the preservation of New Mexico’s connection with its Mexican...

The New Mexico State Fair runs September 10 through 20, 2026, at Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque, with a 100 Years of Historic Route 66 theme. Its Villa Hispana and Indian Village sections showcase local art, cultural dances and regional cuisine, and general admission costs $15.50 for adults and $10.50 for seniors and children.

The New Mexico State Fair partners with about 350 concession and commercial vendors each year at Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque. Vendors can review the forms and apply online through the fair's Concessions and Commercial Exhibits page, and completed applications can be faxed or emailed to the vendor office. A 2026 vendor manual and fee schedule are posted alongside the online application.

Cloudcroft Lumberjack Day is a free, non profit sporting event held every September at Ski Cloudcroft, now in its 33rd year. Competitor registration opens at 8 am, with axe throwing, log rolling and chainsaw competitions starting at 9 am, alongside arts, crafts and food vendors on site. The Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce runs a companion Heritage Days car show the following day at Zenith Park.

Join us for the 29th Annual High Road Art Tour September 19, 20, and 26, 27, 2026 This route has inspired many artists and artisans who live along the High Road, some of whom are featured here. Please call or email the artist(s) before you go on days other than the studio tour weekends. Please consider supporting our organization, we are a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and your donations We rely on and welcome support from art lovers and businesses to keep our Tour going. For information on levels of Sponsorship, click here . For information on Advertising options, click here

The Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair brings livestock shows, rodeo events, exhibits, attractions, and commercial vendors to Cliff each fall. Exhibitors can enter work across agricultural, culinary, quilting, photography, and art categories.

Since 1988, the Totah Fine Arts Festival has been an annual celebration in Farmington, featuring quality Native American art from across the region.

See You October 17th for the 8th Annual Burning of the Bull Otero County Fair and Rodeo is a non-profit organization based in Alamogordo, NM. The Otero County Fair is the largest attended event in Otero County annually. With a facility that is 21 acres in size, there are a myriad of things you can do within our fair. Our fair is proudly free of gate charge! Rides, food, etc.. may be an additional charge. Come be part of the excitement at the 77th Annual Otero County Rodeo! We’re honoring 77 years of rodeo heritage with Whitley Buckers providing top-notch stock, Women’s Ranch Bronc Riding Championship will demonstrate elite ranch bronc riding skills and the one-and-only Kyle Tom bringing every moment to life from the announcer’s stand. Feel the adrenaline as top competitors from across the West go head-to-head in fan-favorite events, including: It’s a celebration of tradition, talent,...