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Miguel Trujillo: New Mexico’s Unknown Civil Rights Hero
Miguel Trujillo: New Mexico’s Unknown Civil Rights Hero
Farmington Outdoor Adventures Perfect For Summer
Whether you're splashing into cool water, hiking over ancient landscapes, or chasing thrills in a 4x4, there's no better time to break free from your routine and dive into something unforgettable. So, grab your hat, your sunscreen, maybe a friend or two, and let’s play outside. WATER YOU WAITING FOR…
Farmington New Mexico Temple Public Open House
Farmington New Mexico Temple Public Open House
Chacoan Archaeoastronomy & The Salmon Ruins Solstice Marker
Chacoan Archaeoastronomy & The Salmon Ruins Solstice Marker
Hiking to Valley of the Dreams and Alien Throne
Located on the tribal land near Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness a bit over an hour south of Farmington, Alien Throne is a hoodoo along the Valley of Dreams trail. Hoodoos, also called tent rocks or fairy chimneys, are spired rock formations formed by erosion from wind, rain, and other flowing water. You’ll…
Spring Tour of Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Spring Tour of Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Family-Friendly and Affordable Fun in Farmington
Free Family-Friendly Fun in Farmington Looking for fun ways to spend time with your family in Farmington? Whether you're a local planning a weekend adventure or an out-of-town guest, Farmington offers a range of family-friendly experiences that are engaging, enriching, and easy to explore. From vibrant festivals and hands-on science…
If These Walls Could Talk: A Picnic Fundraiser at Historic Tully House in Flora Vista
If These Walls Could Talk: A Picnic Fundraiser at Historic Tully House in Flora Vista
Exploring New Mexico’s Wineries
Although not as famous of a wine-making region as northern California, the Willamette Valley, the Columbia Valley, or British Columbia’s Okanagan, New Mexico actually has a rich wine history that continues to today. The first recorded site of a vineyard is a Native pueblo south of Albuquerque planted in 1629,…
Pictorial: Modern and Contemporary Native American Painting
Pictorial: Modern and Contemporary Native American Painting
Museum of Navajo Art and Culture Presentation
Museum of Navajo Art and Culture Presentation
It’s May Shop Away Small Business & Community Resource Fair
It’s May Shop Away Small Business & Community Resource Fair
Hosting an event or meeting in Farmington, New Mexico
Why Farmington is the Perfect Destination for Your Next Meeting When planning a convention, conference, or special event, finding the right location is essential. The right venue, services, and atmosphere can elevate the experience for both organizers and attendees. Farmington, New Mexico, is an ideal choice for your next meeting.…
San Juan River Guide: Activities & Expert Tips
What makes the San Juan River so magical? Starting in the mountains of southern Colorado and flowing into our corner of New Mexico before emptying into the Colorado River in southern Utah, the San Juan River is surrounded by one-of-a-kind nature, landscapes, and the preserved history of ancient Puebloan culture…
Aztec’s Six Old Soreheads Reception, Reunion & Program
Aztec’s Six Old Soreheads Reception, Reunion & Program
San Juan Symphony presents Passion Meets Precision
San Juan Symphony presents Passion Meets Precision
Things to do at the Aztec Ruins National Monument
The Aztec Ruins National Monument is one of many different landmarks near Farmington and the greater Four Corners area showcasing our Ancestral Puebloan history. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of the US National Register of Historic Places and is on the way of the Trail of the…
Exploring the Farmington Craft Beer Scene
Farmington, New Mexico, is gaining well-deserved attention for its growing craft beer scene, with a variety of local breweries, distilleries, and taprooms offering something special for beer enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Farmington is home to a number of establishments that provide expertly crafted brews and locally distilled spirits, all within…
Things To Do On Your New Mexico Winter Vacation
Being in the northwestern part of New Mexico, our climate differs from many other parts of the state. In some ways, a Farmington winter is the best of both worlds: It gets little snow — and the bit we do get melts quickly — but our proximity to ski resorts…
National Interfaith Harmony Week - Worship Through Music
National Interfaith Harmony Week - Worship Through Music
25 Things to do in Farmington in 2025
In Farmington, New Mexico you’ll find a unique blend of history, culture, and outdoor activities. Nestled amidst National Parks, iconic landscapes and numerous recreation areas our community offers exciting experiences to build your 2025 road trip around. From thrilling adventures to relaxing escapes, here are 25 activities you can include…
Anniversary Celebration at Northern Edge Navajo Casino
Anniversary Celebration at Northern Edge Navajo Casino
Things to Do Near Four Corners Monument
On Four Corners The site we now know as the Four Corners Monument was first identified as the intersection of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico in 1875 by the surveyor Chandler Robbins from the US General Land Office. Since then, it’s been marked by multiple signs: First a sandstone…
Parnall Law Xtreme Arenacross and Freestyle Show
Parnall Law Xtreme Arenacross and Freestyle Show
A Cozy Winter in Farmington
Whether you’re looking to unwind with a cup of cocoa, browse unique boutiques, or find a retreat from the holiday rush, Farmington, New Mexico, offers an abundance of inviting spots to lift your spirits. From historic downtown treasures to distinctive hideaways, let us guide you through the coziest corners of…
East Blanco Bridge Reconstruction Groundbreaking
East Blanco Bridge Reconstruction Groundbreaking