LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO

THE OFFICIAL SAN MIGUEL COUNTY VISITORS GUIDE & VACATION PLANNERFOR THE LVSM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

AND LVSM CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU

San Miguel CountyPecos, Villanueva and the Mora Valley

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The ChamberReading RoomOld Las Vegas: Hispanic Memoriesfrom the New Mexico Meadowlandsby Nasario Garcia

Las Vegas New MexicoJoseph A. Lordi

Gateway to Glorietta,A History of Las Vegas, NMby Lynn Iwin Perrigo

Philmont: A History of New Mexico'sCimarron Countyby Lawrence R. Murphy

The Pueblo Revoltby Robert Silverberg

Hovels, Haciendas and Housecallsby Dorothy Simpson Beimer.

To the End of the Earth:A History of the Crypto-Jews of NMby Stanley M. Hordes

Forgotten Tales of New MexicoEllen Dornan

Wildest of the Wild West:True Tales of a Frontier Townon the Santa Fe Trailby Howard Bryan

On the Santa Fe Trailby Marc Simmons

Cowboy Reunions of Las Vegas,New Mexicoby Pat Romero

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Every New Mexican should makeit a personal goal to explore anddiscover our magnificent state withtheir family and friends. And whatbetter place to begin an adventure intoour state than to schedule a tripthrough the Golden Triangle Tour andnorthern New Mexico! There is a reason why the GoldenTriangle is referred to as New Mexico’s“backyard playground.” It is soabundant with a diversity of re-sources. The rich history, the deeprooted culture, values and traditions,combined with the beautiful naturalenvironment are just a handful ofqualities that make this northernregion so appealing for residents andvisitors. Santa Fe, Taos and Las Vegas arethree landmark destinations in thetriangle that distinctly showcaseIndian, Spanish and Old West influ-ences. These towns are anchored bynational historic treasures includingthe San Miguel Mission in Santa Fe, thePecos National Historic Park,Montezuma Castle, Fort Union Na-tional Monument in Mora and SanFrancisco de Asis Mission Church inRanchos de Taos. Visitors will appreciate how thevillages and towns in the GoldenTriangle have evolved...determined topreserve their natural environmentand history, yet building communitiesthat reflect their unique sense of place.The Village of Pecos is a good example.

While the Pecos National HistoricPark is a prime attraction, Pecos hasbecome a nature and recreationlovers mecca with fly fishing lodges,cabins, guided wilderness trecks andother popular outdoor activities. Then there is the city of Las Vegaswhich is New Mexico’s largestoutdoor architectural museum with900 buildings listed on the NationalRegister of Historic Places. It is nowa small college town and growingartist community that is the com-mercial center for the region. The stretch of farming andranching country side leading to theMora Valley and Fort Union Na-tional Monument are reminders ofthis areas history as the “breadbasket” of Northern New Mexicoand the importance of trade on theSanta Fe Trail. Today, visitors willexperience an energized Mora that iscultivating its agrarian, recreational,artistic and cultural opportunitieswith renewed vigor. There is so much to discover inour own backyard! So pack yourbags and experience a GoldenTriangle adventure into the heart ofNorthern New Mexico.

Bienvenidos!

Lavinia C. FenziExecutive Director and EditorLVSM Chamber of Commerceand Convention & Visitor’s Bureau

Editor’s WelcomeTo San Miguel County

Explore San Miguel County’s majestic outdoor playground and alignyourself with nature in the pristine Pecos Wilderness and Santa Fe National Forest.

Pecos, New Mexicop e c o s n e w m e x i c o . c o m

pecos lodgingCow Creek RanchP.O. Box 487Pecos, NM 87552Phone: (505) 757-2107cowcreekranch.com

Dragonfly Canyon RetreatP.O. Box 428Glorieta, NM 87535Phone: 505-757-2991imagineretreat.com

Hummingbird CabinHC 74 ox 93BPecos, NM 87552Phone: 505-757-6311

Los Pinos Guest RanchPO Box 24Glorieta, NM 87535Phone: 505-757-6213lospinosranch.com

Mark Rents Cabins215 Washington AvenueSanta Fe, NM 87501-1926Phone: (505) 988-7517Fax: (505) 820-7110markrentscabins.com

Pecos Place Ltd.PO Box 12Tererro, NM 87573Phone: (505) 757-6193pecoswilderness.com

Pecos River CabinsPO Box 231Pecos, NM 87552Phone: 505-757-8752pecosrivercabins.com

Pecos River RanchPecos, NMPhone: (505) 690-905thepecosriverranch.com

Wilderness Gateway B&BPO Box B-1Tererro, NM 87573Phone: 505-757-2801info@wildernessgateway.com

Pecos National Historical ParkP. O. Box 418Pecos, NM 87552-0418Phone: 505-757-7200nps.gov/peco

Bear Creek Adventures LCRt. 1 Box 21DPecos, NM 87552Phone: (505) 757-6229bearcreekadventures.com

Cow Creek RanchP.O. Box 487Pecos, NM 87552Orvis endorsed fly fishing lodge.Fine dining, spa, riding, and sporting clays.Phone: (505) 757-2107cowcreekranch.com

Santa Fe Fly Fishing SchoolPrivate and group fly fishing classeson the Pecos river.713-502-1809flyfishsantafe.com

Tererro Riding StablesP.O. Box 12Tererro, NM 87573Phone: (505) 757-6193Wilderness pack trips, daily/hourlyhorseback rides, hunting trips.pecoswilderness.com

Santa Fe National Forest & PecosWilderness Area Ranger DistrictPO Drawer 429Pecos, NM 87552Phone: 505-757-6121Fishing, hunting, hiking and camping

villanueva valleyArrows Ridge Bed and BreakfastPO Drawer 651Ribera, NM 87561575-421-1444

Villanueva State ParkPO Box 40Villanueva, NM87583575-421-2957

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Stay and Play In Pecos & The Valley...

Arrow’s Ridge has beendesigned as an all-inclusive,southwestern experience,All stays include waking tofresh home-made goodiesand coffee, a hearty break-fast, afternoon snacks, andcreative gourmet dinners withdessert. Each of our guestwing bedrooms features itsown wood burning fireplace,handcrafted furnishings,king-sized beds and privatecovered portals perfect forwatching the sun rise.

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Pendaries Golf ResortL O D G E & R E S TA U R A N T

Pendaries Restaurant and Bar are open daily5:00 - 9:00 p.m. late April through mid-October.

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Guided Tours and History Lecturesconnect visitors with the past through walk-ing or driving tours, visual presentations, in-teractive discussions, readings and reenact-ments at the Rough Rider Museum, SantaFe Trail Interpretive Center, Pecos NationalMonument and Fort Union National Monu-ment to showcase the area’s rich history.

Galleries, Studios and cottage industry inthe greater San Miguel County area is rep-resented by a vibrant eclectic range of art-ists and craftmen that produce unique worksboth decorative and functional. Tours, dem-onstrations and hands on creative work-shops can be scheduled for groups.

High Mountain Adventures into wilder-ness areas can be arranged in Pecos and Morawith local outfitters and nature guides that in-clude hiking, horseback trail rides, photogra-phy hunting trips, fishing expeditions to littleknown high country lakes and rivers,campfiresand lodge barbeques, skiing or highcountry golf.

Literary Lovers and Writers Groups havebeen meeting in different environments foryears in San Miguel County for technicalinstruction or to draw inspiration for per-sonal and creative writing. Workshops canbe scheduled with reviews of authors works,literature and history. Storytelling sessionswith local dichos and cuentos provide in-sight into northern New Mexico’s culture.

Sustainable Living presentations or handson group workshops can be arranged tolearn how to build a solar oven, use of or-ganic fuels, building shelter with adobe andhaybales, container gardening, food pres-ervation and storage, building rain barrelsand creating hydroponic water usesystems...even organic soap making.

Ecology and Environmental programs areboth educational or recreational experi-ences. Birding at the Las Vegas NationalWildlife Bird Refuge and learning aboutecosystems, hiking through the mountains,learning about Healthy Forests and Water-shed management with Highlands Univer-sity experts, or addressing endangered fishculture and water reuse systems at The MoraNational Fish Hatchery and TechnologyCenter are popular with all age groups.

Alternative Health, Healing and holisticdisciplines and treatements that address cre-ating a healthy mind, body and spirit canbe arranged for groups including workshopson making homemade remedies and tinc-tures, tai chi, nutrition and herbs, wellnesscamps, fung shui and more!

Weaving and Fiber Arts create a tapestryof color and patterns with wool processing,dying and production with the finest natu-ral fiber yarns showcased. Spinning dem-onstrations, workshops and tours are sched-uled at the Mora Valley Spinning Mill andVictory Alpaca Ranch near Las Vegas.

Here is a summary of some of the variousrecreation, educational, agricultural,historical and cultural programs thatgroups can make arrangements for withthe LVSM Convention and Visitors Bureau

Traditional Native New Mexico Foods andcontemporary spins on recipes can be en-joyed by groups with on site presentationsabout the History and Culture of NativeFoods. “A Taste of Las Vegas” is a populartheme for groups which can include tastings,hands on culinary cooking classes or dem-onstrations. Pairing a New Mexico winetasting or local micro brewery tasting is al-ways popular.

Small Specialty Farm educational presen-tations can be arranged for groups in theSan Miguel County and Mora area. Localgrowers share their history and techniquesfrom crop production, packaging to distri-bution methods. Salman Raspberry Ranchoffers groups an exciting opportunity to picktheir own raspberries. Organized visits tolocal honey farms, sheep and cattle ranchesare also available.

The Performing Arts offer a spectrum oftalent for every taste. From local culturalart forms to the contemporary, anytime ofyear is a perfect time to schedule a mariachior a New Mexico dance demonstration orlesson. A variety of musicians and vocal art-ists provide entertainment, technical instruc-tion or perform to give a historical perspec-tive on cultural art forms.

Northern New Mexico’s Church Tourfrom St.Francis Church in Santa Fe,to LasVegas’ Our Lady of Sorrows and throughNM518 to the preserved San Francisco deAsis Mission Church in Ranchos de Taosincorporates historic village landmarks in thePecos and Mora Valley area for a remark-able spiritual, cultural and historic journeyinto New Mexico’s colorful past and present.

REACH New Mexico The wealth of expertise, skills and creative talent that REACH draws from San Miguel County

residents, New Mexico Highlands University, Luna Community College and United World Collegemakes Las Vegas, New Mexico a small college town that is a vibrant center for learning.

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Area DiningFrankies (Pecos) (575)757-3322

Arrows Ridge B&B (Ribera) (575)421-1444

La Risa Cafe (Ribera) (575)421-3883

Penderies Restaurant/Bar (505)425-3561

Hatcha’s Express (Mora) (575)387-9299

Kristy’s Korner Kafe(Cleveland) (575)387-2898

Teresa’s Tamales (Mora) (575)387-2754

Byron T’s Saloon * 425-3591

Dick’s Pub * 425-8261

El Fidel Beer Tap * 425-6761

Leger’s Lounge 425-0910

Night Owl 425-5422

Rye Lounge * 454-0037

Trading Post Saloon * 454-0179

5th Quarter Grill - Country Club* 425-7711

Charlies Bakery and Cafe 426-1921

Dick’s Deli and Restaurant ** 425-8261

El Rialto Restaurant ** 454-0037

El Fidel Restaurant * 425-6659

El Sombrero Restaurant* 425-3705

El Encanto Restaurant 454-9195

Hillcrest Restaurant ** 425-7211

JC’s New York Pizza Department * 454-4444

Johnny’s Mexican Kitchen 454-1769

Kocina de Raphael 454-1667

K-Bobs of Las Vegas * 425-6322

La Fiesta Restaurant 454-9828

Little Saigon Restaurant 454-1842

Mary Anne’s Restaurant 426-8929

Pancho’s Roadside Cafe 454-8169

Pino’s Family Restaurant* 454-1944

Plaza Burgers 425-3870

Plaza Hotel Landmark Grill** 425-3591

Smiling Faces 426-8143

Traveler’s Cafe 426-8638

*Restaurants that serve beer and wine**Restaurants that serve full liquor

Las Vegas Hospitality Directory

Dick’s Restaurant and Pub 705 Douglas Ave.This contemporary restaurant features an eclectic menuranging from New Mexican fare to pasta and favorite allAmerican classics like meatloaf, ribs and great burgers.In addition, there is a sports pub with sandwiches, drinkspecials and a package liquor store.Open Mon - Sat. 11am - 9pm

J.C’s is a festive contemporary addition to the localdining scene with made to order pizza’s, calzones andhot sandwiches that will satisfy any appetite. Enjoy beerand wine while watching a game or connected tothe internet. Delivery and catering is available.Open Sun-Wed. 10am-10pm; Thurs-Sat. 10am-11pm

J.C’s NY Pizza Department 131 Bridge St.

Johnny’s Mexican Kitchen. 717 Grand Ave.

*Establishments that serve food

The Aragons have been serving locals authentic NewMexican plates for over 30 years in a dining room filledwith antiques and memorabilia. Enjoy the $5.25 dailybreakfast special, the “dirty tacos” or the best red andgreen combination plates in northern New Mexico.Open Mon.-Sun. 7:30am - 7:30pm

5th Quarter Grill. NMHU Golf CourseThe 5th Quarter Grill is the local “country club” and the9 hole golf course is a perfect backdrop for a casualdining experience on the patio or in the greatroom. BBQ,salads, pasta, homemade soups and sandwiches. Dailyspecials, beer, wine and on-site group event catering.Open Tues.-Sun. Lunch and dinner.

El Rialto Restaurant. 141 Bridge St.The Garcia family has been serving Las Vegas and visitorsfor over 40 years. El Rialto has earned it’s reputation forhaving some of the best New Mexican food in the state.Dine in the main restaurant or bar for great margaritas,steaks and seafood! Catering and banquet space.Open Tues.-Sat. 10:30am-8:30pm

Charlie’s Bakery and Cafe. 713 Douglas Ave.This cafe with a statewide reputation is the neighborhoodhang-out serving great New Mexican meals, a funbeverage selection, fabulous fresh baked desserts andfresh homemade tortilla’s made daily right before youreyes! There is something on the menu for everyone.7days Mon.-Sat. 6am-6pm/Sun.6am-3pm

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Lodging DirectoryBest Western 1-800-482-3770

Budget Motel 425-9357

*Comfort Inn 425-1100

Crows Nest B & B 425-2623

Days Inn 1-800-225-3297

El Fidel Hotel 425-6761

Historic Plaza Hotel 425-3591

*Holiday Inn Express 426-8182

Knights Inn 425-5994

Palomino Motel 425-3548

Regal Motel 454-1456

Sunshine Motel 425-3506

Super 8 Motel 425-5288

The Crows Nest B&B 425-2623

Thunderbird Lodge 454-1471

Townhouse Motel 425-6717

Area LodgingArrows Ridge B&B (Ribera) (575)421-1444

Pendaries Golf Resort/Lodge (505)425-3561

Mora Inn and RV Park (575)387-5230

Sipapu Ski Area, Cabins 1-800-587-2240

Holiday Inn Express. Swimming pool, free breakfast, exercise room, meeting facilities,beautiful conversation lobby, business center; convenient to I-25 South

LVSM Convention and Visitors Bureau1224 Railroad Ave.

Las Vegas, New Mexico 877011-855-425-8631 lvexec@qwestoffice.net

Historic Plaza Hotel. Conference Center and meeting rooms with banquetservices; central to historic Old Town Plaza, shopping and dining district.

Comfort Inn. Swimming pool, complimentary breakfast bar, exercise room,cozy conversation lobby with fireplace and television; convenient to I-25 North

Convention Hotels (505)

Number of Rooms: 71www.plazahotel-nm.com

Historic Plaza Hotel 425-3591Conference Room Capacity 60-150

Number of Rooms: 68www.comfort inn.com

Comfort Inn 425-1100www.hiexpress.com\lasvegas-mNumber of Rooms: 68

Holiday Inn Express 426-8182Meeting Room Capacity: 60

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Las Vegas is a small college town nestled in the highlands of New Mexicowith spectacular unspoiled landscapes, villages, mountains

and meadows. A trip to New Mexico isn’t complete unless it includesa visit to this Santa Fe Trail town and outdoor architectural museum

with 900 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Santa Fe Trail Interpretive Centerwith Old Town Walking Tours505-425-8803

Fort Union National Monument505-425-8025

Pecos Historic Park505-757-7200

The Rough Rider Museum505-426-3205

Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge505-425-3581

Montezuma Castle and Hot Springs (UWC)505-454-4288

Nature Backpacking, Camping, Hiking,Horseback Riding, Fishing and Picnics505-425-3534/425-7472

NMHU Golf Course, Disc Golf, Horseshoes505-425-7711

Pendaries Golf Resort, Restaurant, Bar1-800-733-5267 or 1-505-425-3561

Storrie Lake State Park505-425-7278

Conchas Lake State Park, Marina, Cottages575-868-2270

Las Vegas Recreation Center505-454-1401

Recreation, Education, EnvironmentAgriculture, Culture and History Programs:See www.lasvegasnewmexico.com-Environmental Education: National Wildlife Bird Refuge Healthy Forests and Watersheds-Sustainable LV: Build A Solar Oven-A Study of Local Architecture-Beermaking 101-Guided Nature Tours-Local Remedios and Cultural Beliefs-Northern NM Storytelling: Dichos, Cuentos-Landmarks, Legends & Lore Presentation-Las Vegas Culture and Cuisine-Creative Arts Hands-On Workshops

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attractions & recreation

On-Demand Group Programs

Spring-Synergy Fest-LV Celebrates The Arts-Farmers Market-Cinco de Mayo-Pendaries Disc Golf Spring Classic Tourney

Summer-Storrie Lake Triathalon-Fort Union Monument Cultural Encounters Candlelight Tours-Pecos Historic National Park Lectures and More!-4th ofJuly Fiesta-Fiesta Run-Rough Rider Motorcycle Rally-Heritage Week-CCHP Places with a Past Historic Homes Tour-LV Arts Council Peoples Faire-Tri-County Fair-Music From Angel Fire-Summer Concerts Al Fresco in the Park-Sustainable Las Vegas Garden Tours-Farmers Market-LV Arts Council 2nd Saturday Artwalks

Fall-Aint Got No Frijoles Blues Festival-The Mayor’s Ball-Chamber Fallfest

Winter-Electric Light Parade-CCHP Historic Holiday Home Tour-New Year’s Eve Celebrations-Polar Bear Plunge-Valentines Get-Away Packages-St. Patricks Day Events

special event calendarFor Contact information, dates andlocations please visit out websiteat ww.lasvegasnewmexico.com

Mora County offers an escape into one of New Mexico’s most beautiful high countrysettings surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Santa Fe National Forest.

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mora eventsSpring-Farmers Market

Summer-Fort Union Monument Cultural Encounters Candlelight Tours-Tri-County Fair-Santiago y Santa Ana Fiestas-SummerChile Cook-Off

Fall-Cleveland Millfest-Wagon Mound Bean Day

Winter-Winterfest and Tree Lighting

mora overnightKristy’s Korner Kafe575-387-5230

mora restaurants

Hatcha’s Express575-387-9299

Theresa’s Tamales575-387-2754

Rene’s 50’s Diner575-387-5066

mora area attractionsMora Valley Spinning Mill,Gallery & Coffee Barn575-387-2247

Victory Ranch Alpacas& Gift Store575-387-2254

Cleveland Roller Mill575-387-2645

Salman Raspberry Ranch,Store and Nursery866-281-1515

Sipapu Ski Lodge& SummerResort1-800-587-2240

Morphy Lake State Parkemnrd.state.nm.us

Coyote Creek State Park575-387-2328

Fort Union National Monument505-425-8025

REACH MoraGroup On-Demand ProgramsRecreationHunts, Nature Guides and Pack TripsFor Listing of OutfittersSee morachamber.com

Educational/Ecological ProgramsTours and Presentations -Mora National Fish Hatchery 575-387-6022 -Cleveland Roller Mill 575-387-2645-Fort Honey Farms 575-387-2468

AgriculturePresentations, Demonstrations -Salman Raspberry Ranch (You Pick It) 866-281-1515Alpaca Wool Processing -Victory Ranch 575-387-2254

CultureDemonstrations, Workshops,PresentationsWeaving and Various Art GenreMora Valley Spinning Mill575-387-2247

History of the Santa Fe TrailTours and PresentationsFort Union National Monument505-425-8025

Pizza Pro575-387-5602

Mora Inn & RV Park575-387-5230

Sierra Bonita RentalCabins & RV Park575-387-5508

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HEALTH, WELLNESS, TRANQUILITYSemilla Natural Foods 510 University Ave. 505-425-8139Natural and organic food as well as health and beauty productsBuena Vida Physical Therapy & Wellness 613 Mills Ave.505-425-2998 Physical therapy, massage therapy, Thai body work,Earth Medicine Energy Work, Cranio Sacral Therapy, Yoga & Pilates.Day long workships and retreats.Mariposa Herb Co. 123 Bridge St. 505-454-9240Naturopathic consultation, therapeutic massage and healing remediesProfessional Healing Arts Center 1214 National Ave 505-454-9084Holistic therapies, acupuncture, massage, pilates, tai-chi, yoga, danceBodyworks 510 University Ave. 505-425-8139Healing body adjustments and massage release stress and toxinsStudio Fuego 1650 7th St. 505-429-0474Stay fit and dance the pounds away with ZUMBA excercise program

RV PARKS, CAMPGROUNDS, CAMPSKOA Campground HCR 31, Box 16, Las Vegas, NM 505-454-0180Cabins, RV hook-ups, showers, laundry, pool, restrooms, shelters, tentspace, food, wireless internet, propaneStorrie Lake State Park Las Vegas, NM 505-425-7278RV hook-ups, shelters, showers, restrooms, pets allowedVegas RV Campground Las Vegas, NM 505-425-5640RV hook-ups, tent spaces, showers, restrooms, pets OK, wi-fiPendaries RV Resort 3 Park Place, Rociada 505-454-8304RV hook-ups, cabins, wi-fi, laundry, food, propane, bath house, golfMora RV Park Hwy 518 mm31 Cleveland, NM 87715 575-387-5230RV hook-ups, laundry, restrooms, tent space, food, propane, pets OKCamp Blue Haven HC 81 Box 304, Las Vegas, NM 87701505-454-0100 Christian Camp for 5th graders to graduated seniorsEl Porvenir Christian Camp and Retreat Center HC 33 Box 180Montezuma NM 87731. 505-425-8022

TRANSPORTATIONAmtrakSouthwest Chief 500 Railroad Ave. 1-800-872-7245 Stationin Las Vegas open 10am - 4pm every day. Travels from Chicago toLos Angeles, stops in Las Vegas.Meadow City Transportation 505-454-8413. 500 Railroad Ave. Cityvan service available with 24 hour prior scheduling. Located atHistoric Las Vegas Train Depot.Department of Transportation Park and Ride Bus505-424-1110. Service North and South twice daily. Two locations inLas Vegas; at the NM Department of Transportation off Grand Ave.and New Mexico Highlands University. nmparkandride @state.nm.us(northern schedule) or call for arrival and departure timesLas Vegas Airport 505-425-9743. The Municipal Airport is 5 milesnorth of Las Vegas. Accommodates single engine aircrafts, smallcommercial jets and helicopters. Two runways with lighting; 8,200ftand 5,000ft. in length.Express Car Rental 505-425-6770. 1929 7th St. LV NM Locallyowned and operated. Hours are Monday through Friday from 10am to6pm. Weekend use must be arranged for in advance.

VISITOR INFORMATIONThe LVSM Chamber of Commerce 1224 Railroad 505-425-8631The community information HUB; area brochures, maps, souvenirs.Convention and Visitors Bureau 1224 Railroad Ave. 505-425-8631State, county, local visitor information; special events calendar.Convention packages, group meeting and event planningLas Vegas Visitor Center 105 Railroad Ave. 505-425-3707Visitor information; area brochures

SHOPPINGPrices Home Furnishings 607 Douglas 505-425-7398A range of styles for every taste. Affordable SW furnishings.Popular Dry Goods 119 Bridge St. 505-425-7272The Western wear headquarters for locals.Gordon Jewelery Co. 606 Douglas Ave. 505-425-3540Traditional & modern heirloom jewelry.New Moon Fashions 132 Bridge St. 505-454-0669Unique and stylish international apparel. Great prices!Unikat Fine Jewelry 153 Bridge St. 505-425-6113Exquisite one of a kind designs.ThreadBear 1813 Plaza 505-425-6263Displays of quilt art. Beautiful, bright quilting fabrics and yarn.World Treasures 1814 Plaza 505-426-8638www.worldtreasuresimports.comMexican and South American gifts; Coffee Shop, arts and events.Tome on the Range 158 Bridge St. 505-454-9944Cozy and complete hometown bookstore with readings, lecutres, etc.Music Album 1807 Plaza 505-425-6122Special order Hispanic music.

ANTIQUESRough Rider Antiques 501 Railroad Ave. 505-454-8063Where dealers showcase furniture and collectables.Lions Heart Gifts & Estate Sales Shop 6th & Lincoln 505-425-3450Antiques, gifts & estate sale store.Stuff 623 12th St. 505-426-7733A real treasure hunt adventure.Plaza Antiques 1805 Old Town Plaza 505-454-9447Dealers showcase furniture and collectables.

ART AND CULTURETito’s Gallery 157 Bridge St. 505-425-3745An art show every day. The quintessential art space forworld caliber art produced locally.WarDancer Designs and Gallery 1809 Plaza 505-425-3877Arts, crafts and gifts by local and national talent.El Zocalo Cooperative Art Gallery 212 Plaza 505-454-9904A cooperative venue for artists to sell, display and promote art.Las Vegas Arts Council 140 Bridge St. 505-425-1085LVAC’s Gallery140, monthly art shows and year round art events.NM Highlands University Gallery at Burris Hall National Ave.Features student, local and nationally recognized art shows.lfeld Auditorium on NMHU campus 505-454-3238A romanesque revival performing arts center at NMHU.Las Vegas Carnegie Public Library 500 E. National Ave. 454-1403Historic community library with internet service and children’s library.

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Create the perfect New Mexico adventure and discover Las Vegas, New Mexico!

Please visit the Chamber of Commerce website for a completedirectory of member businesses, local services and products

which are available. www.lasvegasnewmexico.comCall 855-425-8631 Toll Free for more information.

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Northeastern New Mexico is home to many of the most talented artists, artisans, and manufacturers inour state. We invite you to visit our galleries, stores and website that showcase these unique products

and support the artists and businesses that are creating a growing entrepreneurial economy.

1. Christopher Thompson: Lighting 2. Peter Lopez: Master Santero 3. Prices Furniture 4. Salman Raspberry Ranch & Store 5. Leather Wizards 6. Mariposa Herbs 7. Mora Spinning Mill 8. Lia’s Herbs 9. Linda Gomez: Stained Glass10. Old Wood Floors11. Rays Woodworks12. Alex Ellis: Gate Designs13. Tito’s: Jewelry14. George Ulibarri Tinsmith15. Ernest Armijo: Glass Etching16. Ralph Barela: Wood Accents

LVSM Economic Development Corporation and Chamber of Commerce 1224 Railroad Ave. Las Vegas, New Mexico 87701

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Las Vegas, NMHistoric Old Town Plaza 900 Bldgs.on National RegisterPecos National Historic ParkFort Union National ParkPendareis Golf and NMHU GolfStorrie Lake/Conchas Lake State ParkNational Widlife RefugeRough Rider MuseumOld Town Art GalleriesHistoric District Antique ShoppingCreative Tourism Hands-On WorkshopsSanta Fe Trail Interpretive CenterIlfeld Theater Performing Arts CenterHermits Peak Hiking/CampingHistoric Village ChurchesPecos Wilderness Horseback RidingPecos Cow Creek-Fly FishingPecos Wilderness HuntingLa Cueva Salman Raspberry RanchSipapu Ski and Summer ResortMora Victory Ranch-Alpacas & StoreMora Valley Spinning Mill

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Taos, NMHistoric Old Town PlazaTaos PuebloSt. Francis ChurchOjo CalienteTaos Ski ValleyGeraint Smith Photo ToursVillage ChurchesTaos Historic District ToursTaos Trolley ToursTaos Institute For Glass ArtsTaos Art Tours & WorkshopsRio Grande GorgeTaos Valley OverlookTaos Center For The ArtsTaos GalleriesE.L. Blumenschein MuseumGov. Bent Museum and GalleryHarwood MuseumKit Carson Home and MuseumLa Hacienda de los MartinezMillicent Rogers MuseumTaos Art Museum & Fechin HouseTaos Health & WellnessHorseback Rides & Llama TreksRafting on the Rio GrandeCross Country BikingGolf

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Santa Fe, NMHistoric Old Town PlazaSan Miguel MissionLoretto ChapelCanyon Road Art GalleriesCreative Tourism Hands On-WorkshopsMuseum of International Folk ArtSanta Fe OperaEl Rancho de las GolondrinasMuseum of Indian Arts and CultureMuseum of Spanish Colonial ArtPalace of the GovernorsNew Mexico History MuseumNew Mexico Museum of ArtMuseum of Contemporary Native ArtsGeorgia O-Keeffe MuseumSanta Fe VineyardsSanta Fe School of CookingSanta Fe Ski AreaBuffalo Thunder CasinoTen Thousand WavesMountain BikingCross Country SkiingHorseback Riding and CampingSoaring, GlidingBradbury Science MuseumBandelier National MonumentSanta Fe Children’s MuseumGolf

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