Nightclub on Carrizo Canyon Road in Mescalero.

Country Club on Country Club Drive in Ruidoso.

The Ranch is open May 26th – 29th, then June 1st through Labor Day 6 nights a week (Monday – Saturday) and Saturdays through mid – October. A typical evening at the Flying J Ranch begins with making reservations. Reservations are requested, but not required. Walkins are welcome, however to help them with the food […]

Southwestern Restaurant on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Attention to detail best describes our guest rooms at the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino. Whether you’re traveling independently, with a group, or as part of a meeting, you won’t find a more beautiful setting. A pleasing color palette relates the space to surrounding lands. From the warm glow of handcrafted lighting […]

Coffee and Tea House and Cafe on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso. See our Sacred Grounds story here.

About Spencer Theater In the midst of 74 acres in rural Alto, NM, just outside of Ruidoso, is the astonishing Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts. The beauty of the building (and sculptures inside) alone is worth the short drive from Ruidoso. However, we highly recommend catching a show in the 514 seat theater where […]

Nightclub and Grill on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Inn of the Mountain God’s signature dining establishment features fresh seafood, aged steaks, delicately crafted desserts, and an impressive wine list. They’re open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and also offer an extensive room service menu. Don’t forget to stop into Wendell’s Lounge adjacent to the restaurant for delicious appetizers, cocktails, and cozy fireside seating. […]

Bar on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

History Museum on Sumner Avenue in Fort Sumner.

History Museum on Billy the Kid Road in Fort Sumner.

History Museum on 12th Street in Carrizozo.

History Museum on Main Street in Corona.

Cave, Museum and Gift Shop on Highway 70 in Ruidoso Downs.

History Museum on Kit Carson Road in Fort Stanton

Historical Museum on Calle la Placita in Lincoln.

History Museum on Highway 380 in Lincoln.

History Museum in White Oaks.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Lincoln County’s most famous bear. Kids love the full-size talking bear. You can view a short documentary in the small theater. It details the rescue of the bear cub found in a 17,000-acre forest fire in the Capitan Mountains. Smokey the Bear is buried in the park next […]

About Spencer Theater In the midst of 74 acres in rural Alto, NM, just outside of Ruidoso, is the astonishing Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts. The beauty of the building (and sculptures inside) alone is worth the short drive from Ruidoso. However, we highly recommend catching a show in the 514 seat theater where […]

History Museum on  Schoolhouse Road in White Oaks.

Quilt shop on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Visit this log cabin to view DJ and Kelly’s designer collection of Native American jewelry in 14K gold and sterling, precious and semiprecious gemstones; specializing in quality domestic turquoise. Regular Hours Mon – Sat 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Sun Closed

Pottery Store on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

They specialize in one-of-a-kind gifts, jewelry, fine arts, sculptures, pottery, and they’re the preferred dealer of Mill Creek and Big Sky brands! Come browse their store and find that unique gift for that special someone! They pride themselves in offering the most unique products available in the region, and bring the best of ‘small town’ […]

Located in one of New Mexico’s most beautiful gardens, Hondo Iris Farm and Gallery features paintings, sculpture, and jewelry by resident artist Alice Seely. In addition, the gallery features folk art, ceramics, clothing, and textiles from around the world. www.hondoirisfarm.com

Art Gallery and Guest Homes on La Rinconada Lane in Ruidoso.

Art Gallery and Guest Homes on La Rinconada Lane in San Patricio.

Art Gallery on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Art Gallery on 12th Street in Carrizozo.

Enjoy the work of renowned artists of the West and Southwest. Artwork by Teri Sodd and more.

Vicki Conley has been making pottery in Ruidoso Downs for over 25 years. She does a variety of work including functional stoneware, decorative Roku, and horsehair pottery. In addition, the gallery carries work by several area artists including Anita Keegan, Shirley Lall, Virgil Stephens and Nancy Phillips.

Fine Arts Council on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Jewelry Store on Mechem Drive in Ruidoso.

Since 1972, the Tanner Family has worked directly with the Native People to bring their art and jewelry to the marketplace. The tradition continues here in Ruidoso with Lynn Tanner, a fifth generation Indian trader and his wife, Kathy Dawn.

Art Gallery on Sudderth Drive in Ruidoso.

Art Gallery on 12th Street in Carrizozo.