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  • Rocking 3M

    Rocking 3M

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      Michael Martin Murphey, America’s #1 selling singer of cowboy songs returns for the 4th season to the Rocking 3M Amphitheater for a show and chuckwagon style dinner at historic Bitter Creek Ranch. Murphey has 17 concerts scheduled from July 1 through September 3. In addition to the favorites, he will be singing songs from…

  • Music in the Mountains

    Music in the Mountains

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      The Red River Community House has a wide variety of music concerts scheduled for its popular Music In The Mountains series! Country, rock n’ roll, bluegrass, gospel, folk, southwestern, cowboy music and Americana – you never know what type of concert might be going on every Sunday at 7 pm and admission is always…

  • Fall Folk Festival

    Fall Folk Festival

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    The annual Aspencade Arts & Crafts Festival on September 23-25 has always featured live music as a part of the harvestfest spirit. This year it will again be paired with the 2nd Annual Red River Folk Festival in Brandenburg Park. Last year’s festival included singer/songwriter James McMurtry, Max Gomez, Shannon McNally, and hONEyhoUSe, the incredible…

  • Music on Hot Chili Nights

    Music on Hot Chili Nights

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      August 17-20 celebrates the 20th edition of  “Hot Chili Days, Cool Mountain Nights”  which will fill the town with the liveliest of music featuring Gulf Coast troubadour Larry Joe Taylor & Friends, as well as multiple cook-offs in downtown Brandenburg Park: CASI “Red River Red” cook-off, New Mexico State Green Chile Championship and the…

  • Change in OHV/ATV Regs

    Change in OHV/ATV Regs

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      In the past, the town of Red River did not allow ATVs and OHVs to operate on the streets, nor did the NMDOT allow such vehicles on paved state highways such as NM 38, which is also known as Main Street. The 2016 NM Legislature passed a bill that would allow ATVs and OHVs…

  • Big Changes at RRSA

    Big Changes at RRSA

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      The biggest news is that The Grill at the Lift House opened late last December, just in time for Christmas visitors to experience a new chapter in social entertainment at RRSA! The project took over a year, with the major remodeling of the bar and restaurant facility – inside and out – including a…

  • Nature Discovery Camp

    Nature Discovery Camp

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      Nature Discovery Camp is something fresh and exciting this year and is set for June 27-30, from 9-11:30 am. It is designed for ages 6-10. Children will experience the wonders of nature that surround Red River! They will use their senses to learn about birds, bugs, flowers, trees, water, weather, and more through a…

  • A Connoisseur of Color & Life

    A Connoisseur of Color & Life

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      Upon entering the historic Sundance Restaurant on E. High Street, the first things you’ll notice are the aroma of fresh Mexican food – it is a restaurant – and the wood-paneled walls adorned with bright and bold paintings. Both the food and the original art work are the product of the efforts of longtime…

  • Another Fun Season in Red

    Another Fun Season in Red

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      Just because there may be snow on the ground and the temperature can be anywhere from the 40s to subzero doesn’t mean that the fun and excitement stops in Red River. In fact, for those lovers of snow sports and roaring blazes in the fireplace of a cozy cabin, winter in Red River is…

  • Pioneer Corridor Adventure

    Pioneer Corridor Adventure

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      The Chalet/Day Lodge is the center of fun this summer, serving as Base Camp for activities and the site of the ticket office. Hidden Treasure Aerial Park will reopen to the public June 10, for you and your family to enjoy “an aerial high five experience.” The park offers daring adventures for the whole…