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

Live music on the Plaza every Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Free!
Location: Taos Plaza

The rivers are celebrated with a festival of music, fine arts, food, entertainment, a 10K and 5K run and walk, riverside trail walks and river raft rides.
Location: Animas Park, Farmington

Flag March, service & speakers.
Location: Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Angel Fire

Built in 1880 and little changed since, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is the finest example of steam era mountain railroading in North America.
Location: Chama, NM & Antonito, CO

Traditional dances will be performed at 11am, 12pm, 1:15pm and last performance at 2pm at the Sky City Cultural Center plaza. Come and enjoy the performances!
Location: Acoma

Celebrate the arrival of summer with live music, dancers, entertainment, games, food, arts & crafts, parades, the Frazier Carnival and special sprint car races at Aztec Speedway. Friday evening features the carnival, a pet parade, mini-princess contest, live music in Minium Park and the 40+ year tradition of the candlelight parade and burning of Old Man Gloom.
Location: Minium Park, Aztec NM

Bring the family to enjoy parades, a carnival, food vendors, product vendors, and arts and crafts.
Location: Aztec, NM

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

Free fishing on public waters in NM. No one needs a license or habitat stamp, all other fishing rules apply.
Location: Public Waters in New Mexico

XTERRA has been recognized as the consummate individual challenge for outdoor adventure athletes, attracting competitors from triathlon, mountain biking trail running and adventure racing.
Location: Farmington

Music for flute, strings and piano, including David Amram’s jazzy Conversations, will be followed by a champagne reception that celebrates TCMG’s twentieth year. Also on the program are Mozart’s Duo in G Major for violin and viola and William Walton’s Piano Quartet in D Major.
Location: Des Montes

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

Taos Solar Music Festival proudly presents Grammy Award Winning Mumford & Sons at Kit Carson Park.
Location: Kit Carson Park, Taos

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

Second largest mountain bike race in the United States returns to Angel Fire Resort. Exciting changes are coming to the bike park!
Location: Angel Fire Resort

This will be a big event with the car show outside and the craft fair inside. It will also include a day full of activities for the entire family with food vendors, games for kids, live music by the Jokers Wild, a burn out contest, car smashing, pie eating contest and a jalapeno eating contest.
Location: Sycamore Park, Farmington

Make that special card and gift for your Dad and Grandpa from 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM. Materials and examples will be provided, just bring your imagination. 
Location: Taos Youth & Family Center

Traditional corn dance. No cameras.
Location: Taos Pueblo

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

Three days of excitement IN Bloomfield, NM! Up to 12 balloons will take flight from the Bloomfield Soccer fields and fly down the San Juan River.
Location: San Juan

Wine tasting, fine art, music, silent auction, and the Progressive Dinner on Saturday night.
Location: Red River

Come meet Thomas and enjoy a day full of fun and entertainment! Thomas the Tank Engine will be merrily chugging his passenger cars full of children throughout the day.
Location: Chama

Experience the fun of the rodeo! Barrel racing, roping, bull riding, and more!
Location: Taos Rodeo Grounds

This is the 2nd annual event beginning and ending at the Lodge at Angel Fire Reosrt. The course is 12.5 miles out-n-back of trails, jeep roads and hills. Runners have the option of a 50 km, 50 mile or 100 mile race. The cutoff time for the event is 30 hours. Awards will follow the event.
Location: http://www.angelfirefun.com/events/view/2040

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

"Step back into the 1800's Living History reenactments" Everyone is invited to Dress for the Era.
Location: Chama

9am Golf Tournament followed by Wine Festival from 2-5pm.
Location: Taos Country Club

Ride one day or both. When 100 miles just isn't enough of cycling fun, you can enjoy two days of hundreds in the Sangre de Cristo mountains.
Location: Angel Fire

Rodeo, ranch rodeo - true cowboy fun! For more info, call 575-374-9323.
Location: Clayton, Union Co Fairgrounds

The Longest Running Open Rodeo in the West Featuring: Roping, Barrel Racing, Bull Riding, Wild Cow Milking and More!!! Parade at 9am; rodeo follows.
Location: Cimmaron, NM

The Fourth of July is celebrated with a variety of special events including auction, parade, brass band concert, triathlon, gem show, electric light parade!
Location: Farmington

The classic cars and motorcycles will be rolling into Angel Fire throughout the weekend. The bulk of the festivities will take place at the Angel Fire Resort Country Club.
Location: Angel Fire Country Club

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

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

11am-5pm Fireman's BBQ 2pm Parade down Main Street
Location: Eagle Nest

Enjoy a good old-fashioned 4th of July - complete with parade and summer food. For more info, call 575-756-2184.
Location: Gallegos Park, Chama

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

Parade starts at 10am; BBQ from noon-2pm at the Union County Fairgrounds.
Location: Downtown Clayton

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

Starts at dark, approx 9 pm. Sponsored by the Taos Volunteer Fire Department.
Location: Visible throughout Taos

Every Friday night in July - bring a friend, blanket and picnic treats, and enjoy a movie outdoors under the stars. 8:30pm
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Get away to the cool mountains and enjoy arts & crafts by some of the Southwest's best!
Location: Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort

105 mile / 84 mile / 46 mile cycling race beginning in Taos and passing through scenic and beautiful parts of Northern New Mexico including Sipapu, Mora and Angel Fire.
Location: Taos, Mora & Angel Fire

The Sky City Cultural Center/Haak'u Museum will be closed and no Pueblo tours will be conducted. On July 14, the Cultural Center will re-open and pueblo tours will resume.
Location: Acoma

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

ArtsFest is a juried Fine Art Show featuring local and regional artists.
Location: Angel Fire Community Center

Fabulous local and national talent comes together to provide you with great live blues music. Bring a blanket or outdoor chair and enjoy the music under the trees bordering the Animas River.
Location: Riverside Park in Aztec, NM

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

Northern New Mexico Street Rodders Association invite hot rods to join in run through desert mesas and red canyons.
Location: Farmington area

This annual tour is of some of the finest mountain gardens in the Angel Fire area.
Location: Angel Fire

Taos Pueblo patron saints' are celebrated with traditional Corn Dances. Experience this ancient American Indian ceremonial dance representing fertility and summer abundance. Gates open at 8am; dance performed between 1-2pm, shops close at noon. (Cameras not allowed.)
Location: Taos Pueblo Plaza

It is the world's most prestigious Native American arts show with more than 1100 artists, food and demonstration booths, entertainment and more.
Location: Santa Fe

Benefit car show from 10am to 4pm at the Super Save parking lot.
Location: Super Save, Taos

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

Angel Fire Bike Park has been chosen for the site of the 2013 Gravity Nationals MTB races. Come watch the best in the country compete for national honors on some of the finest bike trails in the nation.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

Come watch the best in the country compete for national honors on some of the finest bike trails in the nation.
Location: Angel Fire Resort

A challenging 10k trail run up and over the ski hill. High altitude race for the serious mountain trail runner!
Location: Village of Taos Ski Valley

Tour some of Taos' most beautiful gardens and homes. Brought to you by Los Jardineros, the Garden Club of Taos. 9am to 4pm.
Location: Various gardens in the Taos area

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

Dinner, dancing, and tons of fun! All proceeds to benefit the Red River Community Fund. Tickets only $25 and are available at the Red River Conference Center.
Location: Red River

Come to Chama and enjoy Chama Days.
Location: Chama

Admission for the horse show is free and begins at 7:00 a.m. and usually ends by 3:00 p.m. 4H-ers from around the state come to compete for saddles, buckles and points. Concessions will be available. There will be a calf roping rodeo each night beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Location: Tucumcari - Quay County Fair Grounds

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

The 30th 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

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.
Location: Farmington

A 5 mile cross-country (XC) race and a 1 mile sprint up and around the Red River Ski Area. Begin at the base of the Platinum chair lift and race through some of New Mexico's most beautiful scenery.
Location: Red River

This all-day event features some of the best local and regional artists, along with a beer garden, funky-cool artist booths and amazing food and beverages, all in one of the most spectacular festival settings.
Location: Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort

Mountain Bike clinics, beer, food and an outdoor movie!
Location: Angel Fire

Over 30 artists showing their work at their home studios and at several locations in downtown Chama. Sculpture, glass, weaving, quilts, photography, wood-working - experience the creativity at the source.
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

Wind your way through the backroads of Taos County and meet artists in their diverse studio settings.
Location: Throughout Taos County

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

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

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 3pm, burning at dusk.
Location: Fort Marcy Park, Santa Fe

A world class music festival where you can experience some of the most diverse and well-respected names in Traditional Country, Americana and Folk music
Location: Taos Ski Valley

Hosted by the Land of Enchantment BMW Riders, this rally is considered one of the finest BMW motorcycle rallies in the West. Registration for the rally is required.
Location: Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort

Country music festival held at Riverside Park in Aztec. A full day of Country music featuring five national bands, food, brews, wine and vendors. Free admission for kids 12 and under.
Location: Aztec

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

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

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!
Location: Village of Taos Ski Valley

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

This is the tournament for the entire family to enjoy. Mixed softball teams compete for the Classic Championship in the high, cool mountains of Northern New Mexico.
Location: Angel Fire

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

Your opportunity to ride through the Acoma and Laguna reservations returns with the 12th Annual Tour de Acoma on Sunday, September 22nd. The annual event takes riders on a 25, 50 or 100-mile trek and offers the chance to ride through scenic valleys not usually open to the general public.
Location: Acoma & Laguna Reservations

Over 40 artists open their studios to visitors during two fall weekends. Ask questions, buy direct, and enjoy the autumn scenery. Weekends of 22-23 & 29-30.
Location: High Road to Taos

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

Featuring Taos' most prestigious art shows of the year - Taos Select and Taos Open. Open daily 10-5,
Location: Taos Convention Center

Here's your chance to see many notable Taos artists paint plein air and buy the painting that speaks to you. Painting starts at 11am. Preview of the freshly created work begins at the live auction at 3pm. Open & free to the public.
Location: Taos Center for the Arts

Experience the historic traditions of Northern New Mexico. Mountain men, blacksmithing, potters, weavers and quilters - demonstrations and booths. Traditional New Mexican foods for sale. Storytelling. Sat-10-5; Sun-noon to 5.
Location: Martinez Hacienda in Ranchos de Taos

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

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

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

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

Celebrate the culture of the Scottish Highlands with an American Southwest twist at Riverside Park in Aztec. Enjoy 2 days of live Celtic music, physical competitions by professional athletes (Caber Toss, Hammer Throw, Foot Race). There will also be Sheep Dog Trials, Scottish Dance Exhibitions, Bagpipe Band Exhibitions, children's activities, Clan Tents, food, merchandise vendors, and local beer and wine.
Location: Riverside 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

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

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

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

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

Herb gardens were a Renaissance development, featuring edible and useful herbs from many parts of the known world. Many of these herbs are still grown as useful, ornamental and drought-resistant landscaping plants.
Location: Farmington

Mass hot air balloon accesions, parade and picnic, balloomenshine (hot air balloon shine at dusk).
Location: Taos

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

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

Ceremonies honoring all vets, begin at 11am.
Location: Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Angel Fire

This family friendly event will include activities such as children’s carnival, games, face painting, a kids gobble contest, music and more. Participate in a Turkey Trot and Gobble Wobble costume contest! Enter individually or as a group.
Location: Farmington

Luminarias light up the river and the evening sky. Celebrate the holiday season with a stroll along the river’s edge with carolers and bell choirs as well as hot chocolate and food. 6-8pm
Location: Berg Park, Farmington

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

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 pageant 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

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

After dusk, revel in the beauty of 3,000 luminarias lining the road to Acoma Pueblo. Luminarias will be displayed from 6-10pm. What a beautiful way to welcome Christmas.
Location: Acoma

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

Come and watch the Dances in the San Esteban del Rey Mission (1629 - 1641) celebrating the birth of the Christ Child. 10am - 3pm
Location: Acoma

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

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 about 1pm. No photography allowed.
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

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.
Location: Kit Carson Park, Taos