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– From early pioneer
settlement to the present-day is displayed in this exhibition at the Farmington
Museum at Gateway Park, 3041 E. Main St. (505) 599-1174. www.farmingtonmuseum.org
– The Oil & Gas
Experience in San Juan Basin is in Farmington Museum at Gateway Park, 3041
E. Main St. (505) 599-1174.
– Experience local theater at the beautiful
natural sandstone amphitheater at Lions Wilderness Park. An optional southwest
dinner is served at 6:30pm, prior to each performance. Performances are
Thursday – Sunday. This year features a Stephen Sondheim musical “Into
the Woods” and a Neil Simon comedy “The Good Doctor.” For
tickets and information call 877-599-3331 or visit www.fmtn.org/sandstone
at Gateway Museum & Visitors Center. Exhibits
from an amazing cowboy museum. For more information call (505) 599-1174.
– Some of the best amateur baseball
in the country is featured each summer at Rickett’s Park in Farmington. Teams
from the U.S.A and Puerto Rico play in front of pro-scouts and college
officials. (505) 327-9673 for ticket information. 1-800-448-1240 www.fmtn.org
– All proceeds from the tournament
are used for the care and nurture of children at Four Corners Home for
Children (FCHC), a division of Navajo Ministries. The tournament is strictly
catch and release. Professional guides score all catches and release
all fish. The guides are volunteers that have a vast working knowledge
of the San Juan River. Two flyers per day (Mulligan Fly available). Prizes
are awarded. For more information call Navajo Ministries at (505)
325-0255.
– Farmington Museum
at Gateway Park. Every
Saturday until
Labor Day, the sights and sounds of Farmington culture will be presented
on the Terrace along the Animas River. Refreshments
available for purchase. So bring the family, a blanket,
and a picnic dinner and enjoy! For more information and a full schedule,
visit www.farmingtonmuseum.org or
call (505) 599-1174.
– The largest
county fair in New Mexico, features livestock shows, exhibits, fiddlers
contest, a parade, arts & crafts booths and more. The Parade
is on the 8th down Main Street. The fair is at McGee
Park, on Hwy. 64 between Farmington and Bloomfield. (505) 325-5415
or 1-800-448-1240.
–300-400 hand woven Navajo rugs are auctioned
off each month; sponsored by Crownpoint Rug Weavers Association. Rug
viewing begins at 4:00pm and runs until 6:00pm. Auction begins
at 7:00pm, Crownpoint Elementary School, 72 miles south of Farmington
on Hwy. 371, (505) 786-5302, (505) 786-7386 or www.crownpointrugauction.com
– A new featured artist each month. Don’t
miss this opportunity to speak with our Featured Artist and enjoy unique
artwork. Hors d’oeuvres’ are served. Located
at the Feat of Clay Gallery, 107 S. Main Avenue in Aztec. Call
(505) 334-4335 for more information.
– Cortez, CO. Enjoy a wine dinner at Mesa
Verde National Park and the wine tasting/sales, food, entertainment & artist
exhibition in the Park. Food from area restaurants, music by local
musicians & artists, exhibitions and sales. (800) 530-2998
or visit www.mesaverdecountry.com
– Handmade Native
American Arts & Crafts, located in the Civic Center Exhibit Halls,
10am-7pm Saturday and 11am-5pm Sunday. Contest Pow Wow both days
starting at 10am. Authentic Navajo Rug Auction on Saturday beginning
at 2pm in the Miram M. Taylor Theatre. Free admission for all events. Located
at 200 W. Arrington, Farmington. For more information call 1-800-448-1240.
– Cortez,
CO. visit www.sugarpineranchrally.com
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