Red River Ski Area chair lift opens for daily service.
Location: Red River Ski Area

Enjoy the majestic views of Taos Ski Valley from lift #1. Ride the lift or hike down to the base area.
Location: Taos Ski Valley

Gene Kloss: From Berkeley to Taos Art from Kloss' early years (1924-1933) documenting her profound skill & spirituality in regards to the Southwest's American Indian and Hispanic communities.
Return to Sacred Places and Taos Pueblo Photographs An exhibit of the Taos Founders interpretations of Taos' sacred places, coupled with an exhibit of photographs taken at Taos Pueblo from 1875 to the present.
Sacred Navajo SandpaintingsSandpainting designs rendered in handwoven wool tapestries.
Location: Harwood Museum, Taos

An exhibit of oil paintings by Mark Asmus, depicting Native American and Hispanic cultures of Taos.
Location: Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos

Juried exhibitions of the best of studio art glass takes place in Taos at many premier art galleries. Join us for the Opening Celebration on July 11. For more info, call 575-613-6484.
Location: Galleries throughout Taos

Feast Day celebration of Taos Patron Saints, Santiago and Santana, food, music, vendors, parades, dancers and more.
Location: Taos Plaza

Sam Shepard's play of a modern western love affair. Shows are July 30, 31, and August 4, 5, 13, 14 & 15. All begin at 8pm.
Location: Taos Community Auditorium

Habitat for Humanity invites locals and tourists alike to meet Taos artists as they create and display their works. Gourmet hors d'oeuvres from local restaurants and wineries round out the event. Help promote our local artists, businesses, restaurants and Habitat for Humanity of Taos. 2-5pm. For more info, call 575-758-7827. If we can provide anything else, please let us know.
Location: Taos Center for the Arts

After the Ranch Rodeo, keep the good times rolling all through the night - dance under the stars, share a home-cooked chuckwagon dinner with neighbors & friends from afar. Live music by Halden Wofford & The Hi Beams. Starts at 6pm. For more info, call 800-526-0482.
Location: Solano, NM

Concert and dance featuring Tobias Rene, Al Hurricane, Gonzalo, Sorela, and Alta Moni. First annual. 8pm-midnight. For tickets, call 800-390-7858.
Location: Downtown Clayton

The nation's largest children's theatre returns to Las Vegas with a production of King Arthur's Quest. 7pm.
Location: Ilfeld Auditorium, Las Vegas

Taos School of Music presents an evening of classical piano and violin performances. 7:30pm.
Location: Taos Community Auditorium

Official recognition of the historic ties between the Village of Pecos and the Pueblo of Jemez. Mass is held at 10:00am in the old mission on the park grounds. This is a very moving event steeped in tradition and history.
Location: Pecos National Historic Park

Exhibits and commercial booths, Pet Parade, Garden Club Flower Show, Play Day, barbecue, rodeo, dance, chile cook-off and more.
Location: Santa Rosa, Guadalupe County Fairgrounds

Enjoy a county fair and little wrangler rodeo smack dab in the middle of cowboy country. 4H exhibits, food & fun, dancing!
Location: Roy, Harding County Fairgrounds

Enjoy the best amateur baseball in the country. Teams from the U.S. and Puerto Rico play in front of pro-scouts and college officials. For ticket info, call 505- 327-9673.
Location: Rickett Park, Farmington

Hot air balloons, live music and plenty of vendors make up this fun weekend in Angel Fire.
Location: Angel Fire

Includes food, games, raffle, a 5K run/walk, magic, music and more! Free and open to the public.
Location: Raton

You are cordially invited to this one-of-a-kind food fest! You’ll find items from all over New Mexico including plenty of spicy foods, micro breweries & wineries.
Location: Eagle Nest Village Center

Tour several of Las Vegas' historic buildings, Montezuma Hotel and Harvey House. For more info, call 505-425-8803.
Location: Las Vegas NM

Sipapu's first music festival!
Location: Sipapu

Enjoy art & crafts exhibits, lectures, walking & bus tours of historic Las Vegas, music & dancing at Plaza Park - all week long!
Location: Las Vegas NM

This is an exciting event and fun for the entire family.
Location: Santa Fe Trail Event Center, Las Vegas

Largest county fair in New Mexico! Live concert, livestock shows, exhibits, fiddlers contest, parade, and arts & crafts booths.
Location: McGee Park, Farmington

Come see all the best that Quay County has to offer!
Location: Tucumcari - Quay County Fair Grounds

There is a livestock show and sale, indoor exhibits featuring sewing, gardening, and baking. Add a mud volley ball tournament, judging of steers, lambs, goats, poultry. Add rabbits, a chile cook-off, and a pack horse race and you have the recipe for a fun filled day for the entire family.
Location: San Miguel County Fair Grounds

4-H, FFA livestock judging, various booths and exhibits including photography, quilting, leather crafts, baking,
Location: Clayton

Soldiers recruited during the Civil War were instrumental in the Battle of Glorietta and the Indian Wars. Drills in Spanish. 7pm
Location: CCHP, Las Vegas

Come out and experience all your national parks have to offer!
Location: All National Parks

New Mexico arts & crafts booths, baked goods, live music, traditional spanish dances, kids events. 10am-5pm.
Location: Carnegie Park, Las Vegas NM

Come horse around for a great cause and great fun. There will be food, drinks, live and silent auctions, music, and dancing.
Location: Las Vegas

Chili cook-off; venues throughout town.
Location: Brandenburg Park, Red River

The 27th season of world-class, internationally known musicians performing chamber and classical music. Call 888-377-3300 for locations and times.
Location: Throughout Northern New Mexico

Come see prize-winning livestock and sample local blue ribbon recipes. Pie eating contest. For more info, call 575-758-3982.
Location: Taos County Fair Grounds

The tournament is strictly catch and release. Professional guides score all catches and release all fish. Two flyers per day (Mulligan Fly available). Prizes are awarded. (505) 325-0255.
Location: Farmington

A challenging 10k trail run up and over the ski hill. High altitude race for the serious mountain trail runner! For more info, call 776-1413.
Location: Village of Taos Ski Valley

Food, games, live entertainment including Mariachi's, Fiesta Dance, Big Bingo & more.
Location: Santa Rosa

Stroll Taos' original artist's lane, with galleries, museums, cafes and shops. Openings, festivities, and fun for all. 3-5pm. For more info, call 575-751-1262.
Location: Ledoux Street, Taos

Stroll Taos' original artist's lane, with galleries, museums, cafes and shops. Openings, festivities, and fun for all. 3-5pm. For more info, call 575-751-1262.
Location: Ledoux Street, Taos

Reenactments of 1800's fort life staged along the tour depict life at the fort during its hay day. Tours begin at dusk (8:30pm). For more info, call 505-425-8025.
Location: Fort Union National Park (26 mi N of Las Vegas NM)

Enjoy a guided 2.5 mile hiking tour to Williams Lake. Delight in the full moon in the beautiful mountains of Taos Ski Valley. Meet at 7pm; free, For more information call 575-776-1413.
Location: Taos Ski Valley

Classic car show - including music, poker run, street dance, and BBQ. Bring the family! 575.758.1405
Location: Kit Carson Park and Taos Plaza

The Cumbres & Toltec is celebrating forty historic years as a New Mexico and Colorado owned and operated tourist railroad.
Location: Chama

Poker Run to benefit NENMDF scholarship fund. Friday evening: Novice bull riding & rodeo, Texas Hold'Em Tournament, Saturday: Poker Run & Bike Rodeo, games for kids, evening dance-live band.
Location: Clayton

Dance under the stars, share a home-cooked country meal with neighbors & friends from afar, and listen to swingin' country music by the Delk Band. Starts at 6pm. For more info, call 800-526-0482.
Location: Solano, NM

Feast day celebrations at Acoma Pueblo in honor of their patron saint, San Esteban. No tours provided on this day, but the village is open to the public free of charge.
Location: Acoma

Over 35 artists showing their work at their home studios and at several locations downtown Chama.
Location: Chama

Native American Juried Fine Arts and Crafts Show and Marketplace with an Indian Rug Auction and contest Pow Wow.
Location: Farmington Civic Center

Enjoy this annual Labor Day festival at historic Cleveland Mill in beautiful Mora - music, food, events, historic displays, arts & crafts booths.
Location: Cleveland Roller Mill, Mora

Includes a hoedown, door prizes & more!
Location: Laguna Vista Saloon

Wind your way through the backroads of Taos County and meet artists in their diverse studio settings. This studio tour takes place over two weekends. Opening Reception on Friday, September 3 at the Sagebrush Inn from 6-8pm. O
Location: Throughout Taos County

Great outdoor fun with live music, beer sampling and games!
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Rodeos, music, dances, parade, games, and a free Beans & Barbecue lunch.
Location: Wagon Mound

Join Navajo storyteller Sunny Dooley as she weaves tales and describes cultural items significant in maintaining Diné matrilineal teachings. 7-8:30pm
Location: Sugarite Canyon State Park, near Raton

A fantastic day of celebration for the entire family. Kidzone, chairlift rides, horseback rides, local food and craft vendor village; then sit back and relax on the magical Strawberry Hill for a night’s musical entertainment with headliner Government Mule.
Location: Taos Ski Valley

For more info, call 575-377-2667,
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Zozobra centers around the ritual burning in effigy of Old Man Gloom, or Zozobra, to dispel the hardships and travails of the past year. Gates open at 2pm, burning at dusk.
Location: Fort Marcy Park, Santa Fe

Over 500 Riders from around the Southwest.
Location: Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort

Live Entertainment and Concert at Park Lake, Bike Games, Door Prizes, Food and Exhibits, Wild West Shootout, & Dance and Poker Runs. Motorcycle Giveaway New Harley Davidson Road King.
Location: Park Lake, Santa Rosa

This 100 mile bicycle tour trails through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in beautiful Northern New Mexico.
Location: Red River

The best of regional cuisine from many Las Vegas restaurants are served in the Old Plaza Park. 7 tastings for $10. For more info, call 505-425-3745.
Location: Las Vegas, NM

Visit artists and craftspeople showing in their studios and on the historic Costilla Plaza. (Costilla is 40 miles north of Taos on Hwy 522.)
Location: Costilla, NM

Live Entertainment Downtown Gazebo, Food and Exhibits, Wild West Shootout, 50/50’s, Dance and Poker Run.
Location: Santa Rosa

This race is NORBA sanctioned and consists of 1-4 loops on a 3-5 mile course at the Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski and Snow shoe area located 2 miles outside of Red River, NM.
Location: Red River

A special time of year in Taos Ski Valley when the aspen trees change to a golden color. This majestic backdrop provides an ideal setting for photographers, artist groups and weddings. Perfect weather and scenery for hiking and horseback riding!
Location: Taos Ski Valley

The air is crisp and the golden aspens are in their glory. Browse along booths of hand-crafted items while you enjoy delicious food and live entertainment.
Location: Red River Conference Center

Come enjoy a weekend of activities for car enthusiast!
Location: Farmington

Show held at Riverside Park in Aztec. Friday & Saturday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Activities for the whole family: parade, Fishing Derby for children, live music, arts & crafts and more.
Location: Riverside Park in Aztec, NM

Celebration opening with Mass on September 17th @ 7am at St. Jerome Church in Historic Taos Pueblo; Event continuing throughout weekend. This remembrance and celebration will observe one of the most significant occasions in the history of Taos Pueblo and American Indian People: the Pueblo’s 64-year struggle with the U.S. Government to reclaim religious freedom and protection of sacred land.
Location: Taos Pueblo

A small town celebration complete with 13-piece Oompah Band, German food, beer, German dancers, Costume, Alphorn and Yodeling Contests! Sidewalk Sale at Village shops. Fun for the entire family! Lodging specials. 12 to 6pm.
Location: Village of Taos Ski Valley

It’s a whopper! The fishing tournament is held at the Eagle Nest Marina. On the 25th two events will entertain you! The Chamber sponsors a fish fry and the Laguna Vista hosts the Worm Eating Contest.
Location: Eagle Nest Lake

Open to the public, any one can enter, any age. Enjoy the fun of disc golf!
Location: Sipapu Summer Resort

Fundraiser for local scholarship fund. Salsa contest, food and other booths.
Location: Clayton

Stroll Taos' original artist's lane, with galleries, museums, cafes and shops. Openings, festivities, and fun for all. 3-5pm. For more info, call 575-751-1262.
Location: Ledoux Street, Taos

20 local artists sell their regional arts - woodworking, jewelry ceramics, photography and more Green chili hamburgers served all day. 10-4 both days.
Location: Talpa Community Center on Hwy 518

Dutch oven cook-off & demos, live music all afternoon, craft folk fare, and chuckwagon-style dinner! No charge! 10am-sunset; for more info, call 800-526-0482.
Location: Wagon Mound Ranch Supply, Solano

See Old West-style shooting events using period correct firearms and live ammunition. Admission is free – ear plugs & eye glasses are recommended.
Location: San Juan Wildlife Range, Farmington

Enjoy fine bluegrass music at an assortment of Cimarron venues. For more info about this year's events, call 888-222-4174.
Location: Cimarron

Open daily 10-5, featuring three prestigious shows - Taos Invites Taos, Taos Open, and the Special Exhibition: The Taos Living Masters Invitational.
Location: Taos Convention Center

A very special event celebrating the 175th founding of Las Vegas. Activities will be happening all over town at different venues, so come and help us celebrate Las Vegas's founding and future!
Location: Las Vegas

This match features some of the best Cowboy Action shooters in the world. Participants will be dressed in period correct clothing and shooting live ammunition from Old West facades. Admission is free – ear plugs & eye glasses are recommended.
Location: San Juan Wildlife Range, Farmington

At high noon artists will start their draw: painting en plein air from 12-3pm. Preview of the freshly created work begins at 3pm; live auction starts at 4pm. Open & free to the public.
Location: Taos Center for the Arts

"New Harmonies", Roots of American Music.. Traveling Smithsonian exhibit on display in historic Ilfeld Warehouse. Open daily, For more info, call 575-472-3763.
Location: Santa Rosa

Two fun filled days of live music, art, food, children's activities and of course your favorite wines from Wines of the San Juan. Fun for the whole family.
Location: Blanco, NM

Enjoy fall colors while exploring artist's studios throughout the valley. Sunday morning live music at the farmer's market at Beloved Pecos Gallery. For info, call 505-757-6851.
Location: Pecos Valley

It includes a blessing at the Pecos River, refreshments, trash pick up along the river, Bar-B-Que at noon, free T-shirts for participants, music and much more.
Location: Pecos

Exhibits come to life at Farmington Museum at Gateway Park. A fun family event for all ages.
Location: Farmington Museum at Gateway Park

Pulitzer Prize - winning American playwright, actor, writer, and director will read from his latest book, Day of our Days: Stories (Alfred A. Knopf, 2010), with a book signing after the event. 6pm.
Location: Taos Center for the Arts

Experience this centuries-old trading event and shop for authentic American Indian arts and crafts. Ceremonial pole climbing. (No cameras.)
Location: Taos Pueblo plaza

Offering a variety of events including arts and crafts, beauty pageant, concerts, exhibits of horticulture, science, agriculture and livestock. Food booths, carnival and of course the SNF Parade through the main street of Shiprock.
Location: Shiprock, NM

Take a trip back in time to when Red River was part of the "wild, wild west!" Great performances from local entertainers, historical demonstrations, gold-panning, chuckwagon dinners, and more.
Location: Brandenburg Park, Red River

A look at traditional and contemporary fiber artistry, an opportunity to get up close and personal with sheep, goats, rabbits, alpacas and llamas, and an invitation for kids to try their hand at a fiber project.
Location: Kit Carson Park

Annual mountain bike race and tour offers pro/experts, veterans and beginners a test of skill on a 30-mile single and double loop course through canyons and arroyos.
Location: Farmington

Artists open their studios to the public. Also experience the open air mercado of merchants and food vendors. 10am-5pm.
Location: El Rito (1 hr SW of Taos)

Exhibits, demonstrations, booths, juried art show. For more info, call (505) 374-9253.
Location: Clayton, NM

Live music, great German food, beer and crazy contests!
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Games open at 10am with the show beginning approx. at noon.
Location: Tucumcari airport

Slow down the pace, kick back, and listen to traditional tales of the Navajo, Hispanic cuentos or stories, some great cowboy poetry, and a few tall tales, as told by some of the very best national and local storytellers.
Location: Various locations throughout Farmington

Join us for microbreweries, German food, "Oompa" Music, and lots of fun!
Location: Brandenburg Park, Red River

Come walk through historic downtown, from 5pm to 9pm, and enjoy the fall with art receptions and open houses at many Downtown locations.
Location: Farmington

Discover a new world this Columbus Day weekend - over 50 artists open their doors to share with you their art in their art studios.
Location: Abiquiu, NM

The Southwest’s largest Volkswagen parade kicks off the event on Main Ave. in Aztec. The day includes live music, food, games, art walk, crafts, demonstrations, live entertainment and more. A Bier Garten is also available. All events take place downtown.
Location: Aztec

9am-9pm. First-of-its-kind 12-hour endurance downhill race at Angel Fire. $5,000 in cash and prizes. Single-, duo- and team categories. Open to sport, expert and pro mountain bike riders.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Feast your eyes on intricate juggling, equestrians, belly dancing as the sweet sound of the dulcimer fills your ears. Sword fighters battle in front of lords and ladies while bagpipes play in the background. Admission is FREE! 10am to 7pm
Location: Rocky Reach Landing, Farmington

Showcasing an impressive lineup of tellers spinning their weave in concerts, children stories, a workshop, a story swap and in visits to our locals schools. An all-day event, from 9:30am-10pm.
Location: Taos Center for the Arts

We are bringing back the celebrations of old! What's the recipe? Live music, great food, silly games and of course... lots of German Beer!
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Halloween fun for the entire family. Games, costume contest, scary vignettes. 7-10pm
Location: Heron Lake State Park

Stroll Taos' original artist's lane, with galleries, museums, cafes and shops. Openings, festivities, and fun for all. 3-5pm. For more info, call 575-751-1262.
Location: Ledoux Street, Taos

Mass hot air balloon accesions, parade and picnic, balloomenshine (hot air balloon shine at dusk). Call 575.758.9210 for more info,
Location: Taos

A two day Murder Mystery with a big Halloween Bash at the end! More information coming.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

The merchants on Main Street invite the community to Trick or Treat along Main Street from 4pm – 6pm.
Location: Farmington

Come to the little village of Dixon, wander among the orchards and visit the 30 some open studios featuring a full spectrum of contemporary and traditional fine art and crafts.
Location: Studios & workshops around Dixon

Beautiful handmade gifts, homemade baked goods, antiques, and original art will be available for purchase. Over 100 talented vendors will tempt you with gifts you won’t find anywhere else.
Location: Farmington Recreation Center

Ceremonies at Vietnam Veterans Memorial beginning at 11 a.m.
Location: Angel Fire

Everyone is invited! Join us as we ring in another great snow season with a fun filled evening around the bonfire. Enjoy food, drinks, music and snow ceremony festivities! Admission is FREE.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

C.R.A.F.T. stands for Crafters, Rockhounds, and Artists Fair. All items are handcrafted by the exhibitors. Takes place at the Quay County Exhibit Hall in Tucumcari.
Location: Tucumcari - Quay Co Exhibit Hall

The fun begins in Red River: The Ski Town of the Southwest
Location: Red River Ski Area

Tree lighting & caroling, Santa, hot cocoa and cider - a great family tradition!
Location: Brandenburg Park, Red River

Join in the fun on Thanksgiving Day! Families from all over are invited to take part in this Red River tradition. A great way to celebrate before your Thanksgiving dinner! Noon.
Location: Red River Ski Area

More than 200 rough stock riders compete for prizes at the McGee Park Coliseum. Rodeo will begin at 7 p.m., McGee park is located between Farmington and Bloomfield on Hwy. 64.
Location: McGee Park, Between Farmington & Bloomfield

If you want to get an early start on your Christmas shopping, this is the place to be. Most items are handcrafted and will make wonderful Christmas gifts.
Location: Las Vegas

Enjoy a Cimarron Christmas by shopping in our historic village in a relaxed and festive atmosphere. Refreshments and in-store prizes.
Location: Historic District, Cimarron

Lighted sculptures featuring a winter wonderland of gingerbread children, holiday ice skaters, and the Grinch hauling away your gifts. Opens 6pm nightly.
Location: Riverside Park in Aztec, NM

Enjoy all the fun at half the price! Great discounts for early season skiing. Nearly everything is half-price - lodging, lift tickets, rental equipment and even lessons are discounted!
Location: Red River Ski Area

Light parade of cars, trucks, and motorcycles - all lit with holiday flair. Holiday lighting contest, downtown Christmas promotions, marshmallow roast, s'mores, and gifts for the kids.
Location: Downtown Santa Rosa

The parade kicks off the Christmas Season for Las Vegas and what a kick off it is. All city lights are turned off along the route of the parade leaving only the hundreds of lights on the many floats to light up the night. It is a sight to behold.
Location: Las Vegas, NM

Display illuminates the campus with 50,000 candlelit bags. This is the largest luminaria display of a non-profit entity in New Mexico.
Location: San Juan College, Farmington

Salmon Ruins brings together artisans from throughout the Four Corners to display and sell their wares at McGee Park.
Location: McGee Park, Between Farmington & Bloomfield

20 local artists sell their wares - woodworking, quilts, jewelry, ceramics, and more. Posole & chili served all day. 10-4 both days.
Location: Talpa Community Center on Hwy 518

This is one of the most beautiful of Las Vegas's events. Starts at dusk.
Location: Luna College, Las Vegas

Parade starts at 5:30pm, followed by the annual tree lighting ceremony. Shop locally at Moonlight Madness - all shops open until 8pm. For more info, including being in the parade, call 575-374-9253.
Location: Clayton, NM

Come to historic downtown from 5pm to 9pm and celebrate the holiday lights with art receptions and open houses at many Downtown locations.
Location: Farmington

Enjoy all the fun at half the price! Great discounts for early season skiing. Nearly everything is half-price - lodging, lift tickets, rental equipment and even lessons are discounted!
Location: Red River Ski Area

This tour includes both Victorian and Adobe Homes decorated for the holidays. A festive way to celebrate the Holiday Season as you stroll through historic homes at your own pace. Come and enjoy the Historic Las Vegas.
Location: Las Vegas - various locations

Angel Fire Ski Area opens its 44th season of winter fun. With 560+ acres of ski-able terrain and 73 trails, two terrain parks, extensive cross-country trails and a three-lane tubing hill.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

From 8am – 2pm, spend part or all of the day with other birders counting all the birds, common or rare, abundant or scarce, in their wintering grounds in the Farmington area.
Location: Animas Park, Farmington

Annual living nativity with native Navajo costumes and live animals. Presented by children at Four Corners Home for Children. From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Location: Farmington

Angel Fire Ski Area will light up on Christmas Eve a festive evening of torchlight parade and fireworks before capping off the evening with night skiing at the only ski area in New Mexico to offer skiing under the stars.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

No where else on Earth can you experience this magical event. A stunning contrast between bonfires and the Procession of the Virgin is a pagaent of beauty, heritage and awe inspiring imagery. Sundown.
Location: Taos Pueblo

Join us for snacks, cookie decorating and tree trimming in the main lodge. Free!
Location: Sipapu Ski Resort

In the base area beginning at 6 p.m. a great way to kick off your Christmas Eve celebrations.
Location: On slope, Taos Ski Valley

For information, call 505-587-1099.
Location: Picuris Pueblo

Celebrate Christmas Eve at the Lift House with the magical play of lights from the Torchlight Parade and Fireworks! 7pm.
Location: Red River Ski Area

Traditional Christmas Day dances. Dances begin at 2pm. No cameras or cell phones allowed.
Location: the plaza at Taos Pueblo

After a festive day of opening presents and holiday dinner, enjoy an evening of cross-country skiing (or snowshoeing) along a luminaria-lined forest trail. Enjoy posole, hot drinks and holiday desserts by any of the bonfires along the way. Festivities begin at 6pm. For more info, call 575.754-2374.
Location: Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area

Start your New Year's Eve celebration with the torchlight parade and fireworks display beginning at 6 p.m. followed by festivities throughout the valley.
Location: On Slope at Taos Ski Valley

Celebrate New Year's on the slopes with a Torchlight Parade; begins at 7pm.
Location: Red River ski area

Ring in the New Year with a torchlight parade and fireworks display over Angel Fire Ski Resort. Parties abound to celebrate the passing of the old year and the beginning of a new year.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Celebrate New Year's Eve with a cake walk, pizza walk, hula hoop contest, and more! Admission is free, and food and refreshments are available!
Location: Red River Community House

Traditional Taos Pueblo Turtle Dance marks the beginning of a new year. 8am-1pm.
Location: Taos Pueblo

Students with a valid ID receive a full-day lift ticket for $30 and ski or snowboard rentals for $15. Live entertainment, games and contests throughout town - come party!
Location: Red River Ski Area

Join in on this New Year Day tradition! What a way to bring in the New Year! We remove the ice long enough for all you adventurous jumpers to christen yourselves in our beautiful waters!
Location: Eagle Nest Lake

A symbol of abundance during the winter months, traditional Buffalo Dances begin at 2pm.
Location: Taos Pueblo

This is a ceremonial dance. Extend the same respect you would in your church at home. NO photography is allowed. But you won't need pictures to remember this day.
Location: Picuris Pueblo

Races open to skiers and snowboarders on Exhibition.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

How fast are you on a shovel? Come join the fun on the front of Exhibition. More info to come.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

14th Annual Jedi Challenge! USASA sanctioned Boarder-Cross and Skier-Cross races.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Cross country ski on groomed trails to arrive at a smorgasborg of delicious desserts!
Location: Enchanted Forest Cross-Country Ski Area

Red River knows how to celebrate Mardi Gras! Daily parades with colorful floats, complete with krewes in costume tossing Mardi Gras beads. Creole music and spicy Cajun cooking. Laisse le bon temps roule!
Location: The streets of Red River

Grand Slalom competitions, live music, wild parties & free tacos! Enjoy Spring Break New Mexico style!
Location: Angel Fire Resort

After a glorious ski season season, Red River Ski Area closes today - topping it off with a good round of pond skimming. .
Location: Red River Ski Area

Last day to ski or ride the mountain for the 2010/2011 season.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Thousands walk, crawl, and drive to the little church of many miracles in Chimayo, for Easter services. A unique Northern New Mexico experience.
Location: Santuario de Chimayo

A bright and fun event! Children welcome to hunt for hidden Easter Eggs. Starts at 1pm. For more info, call 575-758-8398.
Location: Kit Carson Park, Taos

Get ready for the rumble... of thousands of motorcycles, and live music. Vendors, food, fun! Monday morning, join in the Memorial Day 25-mile parade to the Vietnam Memorial.
Location: Red River

Annual car show features all years, makes and models. Night parades, hula hoop contests, bubble gum blowing contests, cake walks, pancake breakfast, and road rally.
Location: Brandenburg Park, Red River

Enjoy New Mexico's finest microbreweries, finger-lickin' good BBQ, and fantastic musical entertainment.
Location: Red River

Traditional corn dance. No cameras.
Location: Taos Pueblo

Bike raffle, games, poker run and great music make this a Northern NM event you won't want to miss.
Location: Tucumcari

Enjoy the perfect match - fine art & fine wine - at this weekend event in Red River.
Location: Brandenburg Park

Sunrise mass at San Geronimo church, traditional Corn Dance. No cameras.
Location: Taos Pueblo plaza

Showcasing renewable energy through the universal language of music and art. This year musical artists include Michael Franti & Spearhead, Los Lonely Boys, Pat Green and many more. There will be a Solar Sculpture Garden and a SolarFest Forest to help in this Celebration of the Sun in the heart of Taos. 10:30am-10pm daily.
Location: Kit Carson Park, Taos

Celebrate The Great American Holiday in Red River.
Location: Downtown Red River

Fireworks, old-fashioned family picnic setting, food booths and entertainment.
Location: Park Lake, Santa Rosa

11am-5pm Fireman's BBQ 2pm Parade down Main Street 9:30pm/dark Fireworks over Eagle Nest Lake!
Location: Eagle Nest

Come celebrate Independence Day and the Village's Birthday in small town fashion. Parade, rubber duck race, fun games & live music. Kids can ride on the firetruck! Parade starts at 2pm; music & events follow the parade. Free.
Location: Village of Taos Ski Valley

You never know what you'll see at Arroyo Seco's annual Independence Day parade - festivities begin at 1pm.
Location: Arroyo Seco

It's the biggest night in town! Don't miss our 4th of July fireworks spectacular. The fun kicks off at 6PM with hay rides, barbeque, an Independence Day coloring contest, and a rousing medley of patriotic songs led by the Raton High School chorus!
Location: Raton

Taos Pueblo is famous for its pow-wow. Competition American Indian dances, arts and crafts, food & music. Events begin Friday evening with a grand procession. Join Taos Pueblo as they dance, sing, and share the beauty of their ancestral home.
Location: Taos Pueblo