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Dark Horse
407 Central Avenue, Carrizozo
575.973.0571
Events & Festivals
Heart of the Raven
415 12th Street, Carrizozo
Malkerson Gallery 408
408 12th Street, Carrizozo
575.646.2598
Petroglyphs at Three Rivers
9667 Hwy. 54, Three Rivers
575.525.4300
Soul of the West
407 Central Ave., Carrizozo
575.648.3243
Spencer Theater
108 Spencer Road, Alto
88-818-7872
575.418.8178
Three Rivers Trading Post
9667 Hwy. 54, Tularosa
575.585.2923
Capitan Public Library
101 East 2nd Street, Capitan
575-354-3035
407 Central Avenue, Carrizozo
575.973.0571
Events & Festivals
Heart of the Raven
415 12th Street, Carrizozo
Malkerson Gallery 408
408 12th Street, Carrizozo
575.646.2598
Petroglyphs at Three Rivers
9667 Hwy. 54, Three Rivers
575.525.4300
Soul of the West
407 Central Ave., Carrizozo
575.648.3243
Spencer Theater
108 Spencer Road, Alto
88-818-7872
575.418.8178
Three Rivers Trading Post
9667 Hwy. 54, Tularosa
575.585.2923
Capitan Public Library
101 East 2nd Street, Capitan
575-354-3035
Lincoln County New Mexico is True Enchantment
El Paisano Restaurant
422 Smokey Bear, Capitan
575.354-2206
Twelfth Street Coffee
410 12th Street, Carrizozo
575-686-0228
No Scum Allowed Saloon
933 White Oaks, White Oaks
575.648-5583
Rainbow Inn & Gift Shop
103 Central Ave, Carrizozo
575.648-4006
Stone Mountain RV Resort
and Campground
510 NM Hwy 37, Nogal
575-354-0698
The Dolan House
826 Calle La Placita, Lincoln
575.653.4670
Not 2 Shabby Shop
217 Lincoln Ave, Capitan
575.354.0149
The Arrowsmith Store
Hwy. 380, Lincoln
575.653.4034
422 Smokey Bear, Capitan
575.354-2206
Twelfth Street Coffee
410 12th Street, Carrizozo
575-686-0228
No Scum Allowed Saloon
933 White Oaks, White Oaks
575.648-5583
Rainbow Inn & Gift Shop
103 Central Ave, Carrizozo
575.648-4006
Stone Mountain RV Resort
and Campground
510 NM Hwy 37, Nogal
575-354-0698
The Dolan House
826 Calle La Placita, Lincoln
575.653.4670
Not 2 Shabby Shop
217 Lincoln Ave, Capitan
575.354.0149
The Arrowsmith Store
Hwy. 380, Lincoln
575.653.4034
Get Your Cowboy On!
Discover the Culture of the real Wild West in Old Lincoln County New Mexico!
"The experiences in art, culture, entertainment, cuisine, shopping and events will delight you with True Enchantment."
Call 575-973-0571 or contact [email protected].
Lincoln County New Mexico is True Enchantment
Discover the Culture of the real Wild West in Old Lincoln County New Mexico!
"The experiences in art, culture, entertainment, cuisine, shopping and events will delight you with True Enchantment."
Call 575-973-0571 or contact [email protected].
Lincoln County New Mexico is True Enchantment
Diamond in the Rough
Groups looking for something a bit different might want to head to Carrizozo, a small town about 150 miles south of Albuquerque. Located in stunning high-desert surroundings, Carrizozo is world-famous for its cherry cider and now is home to a somewhat quirky art community. The town’s many innovative, skilled artists work in diverse mediums and send their art to buyers and museums all over the country.
The town has many interesting galleries, including Heart of the Raven, featuring raku pottery and paintings; Momazozo (pictured), a community arts organization that engages guests in spontaneous creative activities; Malkerson Gallery 408, a contemporary space featuring the works of more than 25 local artists and an outdoor sculpture garden; Tularosa Basin Gallery of Photography, exhibiting the works of more than 35 New Mexico photographers; and Highway 54 Emporium, boasting an eclectic mix of vintage ware, art by Lincoln County artists and charming upcycled art by owner Sheila Lynch.
Carrizozo is only about an hour’s drive from The Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, owned by the Mescalero Apache Tribe. The inn offers 273 guest rooms, panoramic views, hiking trails, 18-hole championship golf course, an indoor pool and 40,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, including 15 rooms.
Reprinted from www.smartmeetings.com
Groups looking for something a bit different might want to head to Carrizozo, a small town about 150 miles south of Albuquerque. Located in stunning high-desert surroundings, Carrizozo is world-famous for its cherry cider and now is home to a somewhat quirky art community. The town’s many innovative, skilled artists work in diverse mediums and send their art to buyers and museums all over the country.
The town has many interesting galleries, including Heart of the Raven, featuring raku pottery and paintings; Momazozo (pictured), a community arts organization that engages guests in spontaneous creative activities; Malkerson Gallery 408, a contemporary space featuring the works of more than 25 local artists and an outdoor sculpture garden; Tularosa Basin Gallery of Photography, exhibiting the works of more than 35 New Mexico photographers; and Highway 54 Emporium, boasting an eclectic mix of vintage ware, art by Lincoln County artists and charming upcycled art by owner Sheila Lynch.
Carrizozo is only about an hour’s drive from The Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, owned by the Mescalero Apache Tribe. The inn offers 273 guest rooms, panoramic views, hiking trails, 18-hole championship golf course, an indoor pool and 40,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, including 15 rooms.
Reprinted from www.smartmeetings.com