The 5 Best Small-Town New Mexico Festivals You’ve Never Heard Of
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Monica Spencer
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Looking for something new to do this year? You might want to check out some of New Mexico’s small towns, which are much more lively than you might think! Here’s a look at a few festivals you can attend throughout this year.
The temperatures are still a bit chilly and snowy in March but you can still celebrate the return of spring with this week and a half long festival. You’ll find scavenger hunts, parades, fireworks, and plenty of food!
Dates: March 11-21, 2018
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Dates: March 11-21, 2018
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This sounds like quite a strange event but Deming’s annual will be in its 39th year in 2018! Here, you’ll get to watch ducks racing in the water and on land, as well as a pageant, carnival, parade, and more!
Dates: August 23-26, 2018
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Dates: August 23-26, 2018
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This two-day festival hosts multiple food cook-offs, including chili and bbq, and live music in the cool Sangre de Cristo mountains. This is the perfect excuse to escape the August heat!
Dates: August 16-18, 2018
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Dates: August 16-18, 2018
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Centered around the town’s natural hot springs, this festival takes place in May in the little town of Truth or Consequences. You’ll also find workshops, live music, and tours taking place here!
Dates: May 12-13, 2018
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Dates: May 12-13, 2018
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This annual event celebrates Smokey Bear’s influence on fire prevention. This multi-day festival takes place each year in Capitan with a pancake breakfast, music, a birthday celebration for Smokey, and more!
Dates: May 4-5, 2018
For details, visit this link as the event approaches.
Dates: May 4-5, 2018
For details, visit this link as the event approaches.
Well, those look fun! If you want to find more interesting things to do in our small towns, you might want to head out for a road trip. Read more in our article, Take This Road Trip Through New Mexico’s Most Picturesque Small Towns For An Unforgettable Experience.
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