Where To Shop

505 Cycles is open for all your cycling needs, purchases, and repairs! Their hours of operation are Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please call or join them on Facebook for specials and info about group rides. 

Open 9-4 Tuesday-Saturday. Please call 505-327-4647 or email (amysbookcase@yahoo.com) for assistance. You can also visit them online!

Animas Vally Mall is committed to creating a mall experience that meets the ever-changing needs of our community. Recent enhancements include the Animas 10 Cinema and a 400-seat food court. The mall offers a variety of department stores and specialty shops.

Located in Historic Downtown Farmington, Artifacts Gallery is a place to wander through, shop, and or watch artists at work. Join them on Facebook or call for updates. 

Big Rock Trading Post services the Four Corners region as both a General Store and Trading Post.  They are open for all services at a limited capacity. Please call for hours and services available daily.

The Dusty Attic has antiques, vintage, collectibles, furniture, wearable art, unique gifts, and art made by locals. Located in Historic Downtown Farmington. Please join them on Facebook for updates.

Experience tradition in Historic Downtown Farmington! Fifth Generation Trading Company houses the largest selection of Indian Jewelry & Native American Crafts in the region. Their hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 10 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm.

HEart Gallery showcases the art of Karen Ellsbury, the photography of Patrick Hazen, and sterling silver jewelry from the Ellsbury Silversmiths. Located in historic downtown, it is a must-visit! 

Hogback Trading Co. offers a fine selection of authentic handmade Native American jewelry, traditional pottery, blankets, baskets, and sculptures. They specialize in cultural and traditional arts and crafts, as well as pawn services.

This family-owned business can help you make that special moment shine with custom-made rings and other fine jewelry.  Join them on Facebook for updates. 

Manila Sunrise is a specialty oriental grocery store and Boba tea shop. The perfect place to shop for authentic Asian products (Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Indian, Thai, Chinese) and treat yourself to fresh made Boba tea. 

NAPI grows a variety of quality forage, feed, and food products under the Navajo Pride brand as retail and wholesale. To accommodate customers near NAPI, Region 2 Scales is a store located on the farm and sells all Navajo Pride products.

The Nizhóní Soap Company is a Navajo owned, women-led business created by 14 year old Kamia Begay from the Navajo Nation. They infuse hand-picked herbs like Navajo Tea, Juniper, and Cedar into their handmade soaps and scrubs in hopes of sharing the wonderful smells and sights from the Navajo Nation with the world. 

Off Again is a locally run and operated business and has been part of the Farmington 4x4 scene since 1949!  This company specializes in everything Jeep, from full service to full custom builds and they offer off road consulting and planning.

You must visit this little pumpkin patch! River Edge Pumpkin Patch is the perfect place for families to pick the perfect pumpkin, have fun, and learn about agriculture. You will walk away feeling like part of the family. 

Visit Sandstone Cycles for bicycle sales, service, and rentals. Its mission is to help others ride bikes. From first-timers to experienced riders or just looking for the hottest trails to ride in the Farmington, NM area, they want to help you ride your bike more and worry less. Call or stop by today! 

Step back in time, and experience the finest selection of Navajo Rugs at Toadlena Trading Post. This Trading Post also features the Toadlena Weaving Museum, home to one of the most exquisite weaving displays.

Your Four Corners area premier UTV shop for parts, accessories, installs, and service. Come see us for all your sxs needs. Locally owned and operated.

What the Junk is a vibrant collective of individuals passionate about all things junk, antiques, and collectibles. Dive into a treasure trove curated by enthusiasts who bring a unique flair to the art of collecting. From vintage gems to quirky finds, What the Junk is a haven for those seeking the extraordinary.

Visit Wines of the San Juan and experience exceptionally crafted wines beneath towering sandstone cliffs, and marvel at the curiosity of their friendly peacocks!