The 89th Annual Inter-Tribal Ceremonial…Gallup, New Mexico!
People come from all over the world for this spectacular event, and whether
you’re eight…or eighty, it’s an experience you’ll never forget!
For decades, Native American groups have come to Gallup to perpetuate the
tradition…the culture…the rich heritage of this annual event.
Highlights include the dances and competitive pow wows, with songs, dance
steps and costumes passed down from generation to generation.
The parades are immensely popular….a continuous and colorful pageantry
that includes tribal groups, dancers, horseback riders, Navajo Code Talkers
and tribal royalty.
And for art lovers, this is THE event of the year. The authenticity and
quality of the arts, crafts and world-class juried art show make this a
shopper’s paradise…an absolute gold mine!
For a touch of the wild west, enjoy the Ceremonial Rodeo…with
dust-swirlin’ action and heart-poundin’ excitement!
And believe me…you could come just for the food! Navajo fry bread and
tacos….Hopi corn stew…roasted corn on the cob…Zuni oven bread…you’ll
love every mouthwatering bite!!
It’s the 89th Annual Inter-Tribal Ceremonial…August 11th to the 15th…at
Red Rock State Park here in Gallup
89th Annual Inter-Tribal Ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico
June 28th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO No comments »Bob Turner Ford
June 14th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO No comments »At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, please review our extensive inventory of Ford cars, trucks, and SUV’s, including the Ford Mustang, Escape, and the Focus.
We work hard to get you into the vehicle you have always wanted. That new Ford is waiting for you, and we work with a vast array of lending sources to make sure you will get the most complete and comprehensive financial package available.
Manufacturer recommended parts are an important part of maintaining your vehicle’s optimum performance providing peace of mind protection. At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, we offer the same high quality parts your vehicle was built with, and we keep a large inventory of OEM certified parts in stock at our facility.
Bob Turner’s Ford Country Service Department strives for 100% customer satisfaction. From general maintenance such as oil changes to major repairs, let Bob Turner’s Ford Country service your vehicle. At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, we strive to make buying or leasing a new vehicle a pleasant and rewarding experience. Our primary concern is the satisfaction of our customers. Please visit us to view and test drive a Ford, including the Ford Mustang, Escape, and Focus.
Wildlife West Nature Park
June 14th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO No comments »Wildlife West Nature Park, a wildlife preserve and “enhanced zoo,” is located just 20 minutes from Albuquerque, New Mexico in nearby Edgewood.
Conveniently located near Interstate 40, Wildlife West Nature Park provides a very special look into the animals and plants that are part of the ecosystems of New Mexico and the Southwestern United States. All the birds and animals at Wildlife West Nature Park are nonreleasable, in keeping with our philosophy of bringing education to the public without harming ecological balances in other parts of the region. Our habitats are designed to provide the best possible combination of viewing opportunities and harmonious living for our residents, and our animal enrichment programs ensure that our animals are both physically and mentally healthy.
Wildlife West Nature Park provides a broad range of educational opportunities that reach far beyond traditional zoos, hosts numerous local events and festivals, presents concert series, and includes a catering operation with one of the area’s best covered amphitheater facilities and a second, fully-enclosed entertainment venue. Our music festivals have become a major regional attraction, drawing acts (and attendees) from all over the nation. The Park’s xeriscaping and water harvesting operations provide a real-world example as to how sustainable design can enhance any environment.
Sponsor: Bob Turner’s Ford Country
May 21st, 2010 by megmorley No comments »At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, please review our extensive inventory of Ford cars, trucks, and SUV’s, including the Ford Mustang, Escape, and the Focus. We work hard to get you into the vehicle you have always wanted. That new Ford is waiting for you, and we work with a vast array of lending sources to make sure you will get the most complete and comprehensive financial package available.
Manufacturer recommended parts are an important part of maintaining your vehicle’s optimum performance providing peace of mind protection. At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, we offer the same high quality parts your vehicle was built with, and we keep a large inventory of OEM certified parts in stock at our facility.
Bob Turner’s Ford Country Service Department strives for 100% customer satisfaction. From general maintenance such as oil changes to major repairs, let Bob Turner’s Ford Country service your vehicle.
At Bob Turner’s Ford Country, we strive to make buying or leasing a new vehicle a pleasant and rewarding experience.
Our primary concern is the satisfaction of our customers. Please visit us to view and test drive a Ford, including the Ford Mustang, Escape, and Focus.
Wildlife West
May 21st, 2010 by megmorley No comments »Wildlife West Nature Park, a wildlife preserve and “enhanced zoo,” is located just 20 minutes from Albuquerque, New Mexico in nearby Edgewood. Conveniently located near Interstate 40, Wildlife West Nature Park provides a very special look into the animals and plants that are part of the ecosystems of New Mexico and the Southwestern United States. All the birds and animals at Wildlife West Nature Park are nonreleasable, in keeping with our philosophy of bringing education to the public without harming ecological balances in other parts of the region. Our habitats are designed to provide the best possible combination of viewing opportunities and harmonious living for our residents, and our animal enrichment programs ensure that our animals are both physically and mentally healthy.
Wildlife West Nature Park provides a broad range of educational opportunities that reach far beyond traditional zoos, hosts numerous local events and festivals, presents concert series, and includes a catering operation with one of the area’s best covered amphitheater facilities and a second, fully-enclosed entertainment venue. Our music festivals have become a major regional attraction, drawing acts (and attendees) from all over the nation. The Park’s xeriscaping and water harvesting operations provide a real-world example as to how sustainable design can enhance any environment.
Sierra del Rio
May 13th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO No comments »Snuggled just six miles from the base of Turtleback Mountain and sprawling throughout the wide open landscapes of the high desert, Sierra Del Rio honors the majestic spirit of the wild southwest. Located in Elephant Butte, NM within the 1,000 plus acres of Turtleback Mountain Resort, Sierra Del Rio Golf Course, is an 18-hole championship daily fee facility with full amenity clubhouse.
In New Mexico we appreciate our natural resources—both for their beauty and for the life they give. For this reason, we have designed a course that is unique not only in its play design but also in it limited impact on our environment. At Sierra Del Rio, we use environmentally safe organic products throughout the property to protect our water shed and abundant wildlife.
Our beautiful southern New Mexico climate combined with our draught tolerant grasses allows the course to maintain its green coloring throughout the year. The organically grown greens are covered with bent grass that offers some of the smoothest putting surfaces found in this part of the country.
At Sierra Del Rio, we believe that playing golf should be a beautiful experience—one that allows you to immerse yourself in a game among a unique design of greens, fairways, and teeing grounds but also one where you will bask in the natural and abundant landscapes that quietly and majestically surround your play. Our design team has created a premier course with 18 memorable holes while preserving the natural environment that has existed here for ages.
The New Mexico History Museum
April 16th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO 1 comment »
Rather than telling visitors what ‘happened,’ the New Mexico History Museum presents a theatrical environment and the engaging stories of the many cultures that have called the Land of Enchantment home.
The New Mexico History Museum includes interactive multimedia displays, hands-on exhibits, and vivid stories of real New Mexicans. As a 96,000-square-foot extension of the 400 year-old Palace of the Governors – the oldest continually occupied government building in the US – the New Mexico History Museum anchors itself on the historic Santa Fe Plaza and offers a sampling of the people and the legends to be found throughout the state. Modern history museums know that individual accounts are often their most treasured artifacts.
With stories from and about New Mexicans like Po-pay, Juan de Oñate, Kit Carson, Billy the Kid, Adolph Bandelier, Earnest Blumenschein, Robert Oppenheimer, and the ’60s-era counter-culture, the New Mexico History Museum sweeps through centuries of human interaction. The museum is located on the Historic Plaza in Santa Fe Next to the Palace of the Governors, 113 Lincoln Avenue, Santa Fe, NM, 505-476-5200.
On Location at the New Mexico History Museum and Governor’s Palace
April 16th, 2010 by Richard No comments »Okay … I admit that I’m a big fan of former New Mexico Governor, Lew Wallace. Not because I have any idea of what his accomplishments were as he served back in the 1800’s, but because of what he did in his spare time. This is the Governor who decided he was also a writer and penned the epic “Ben Hur”, which many years later made it to the Big Screen starring everyone’s favorite gladiator and rebel, Charlton Heston! Roman History has always intrigued me and it obviously did the same to Governor Wallace.
That’s why I feel a connection when I head to Santa Fe and a must stop visit to the Palace of the Governor’s. There you’ll learn about Governor Wallace and our other forefathers who have occupied the Governor’s office inside the oldest capital building still in use on the North American Continent. It’s a wonderful place to visit and I must admit that I catch myself wondering about Governor Wallace sitting in his candlelit office after sunset meticulously writing “Ben Hur.” Did he really have a lot to do as governor, or did he have lots of free time? How and where did he get his information to write while living in Santa Fe, which is more than a few miles from Italy and Israel!
Lots of those questions arise as we take a peek into how our former Chief Executives lived and worked. It’s even possible to imagine Governor Bill Richardson sitting there pondering the fate of New Mexico in pretty primitive surroundings! Do you think any of our 20th Century Governors, including Governor Bill Richardson, ever wondered over to the Palace to walk the halls and asks his predecessors for advice as many of our Presidents have indicated they do in the White House? Any way you cut it, from the Native Americans sitting outside the front door selling their authentic jewelry and pottery to what you see inside the Palace of the Governors is a place you’ll want to visit time and again while in Santa Fe.
And just behind the Palace is New Mexico’s newest museum … The New Mexico History Museum … 3 ½ floors of everything you want to know about New Mexico from the earliest settlers (after the Native American’s) making their way up the El Camino Real (The Royal Road) from Mexico City … to the wild west and early railroad travel … to space travel in our future.

On Location at the New Mexico History Museum
It’s all here and you’ll want to take in every inch of every floor. See video (including some of our Travel Guide New Mexico video!) and other interactive displays that do much more than give you a glimpse of New Mexico … they walk you through hundreds of years of history and culture. All in a way that will truly give you a feeling of what it was like then … and how it has evolved to now. Just a wonderful place. And being able to walk between the Palace of the Governor’s to the new New Mexico History Museum is a very special treasure that you won’t find in other states.
Santa Fe Brewing Company
April 16th, 2010 by Travel Guide NEW MEXICO No comments »
Santa Fe Brewing Company is New Mexico’s oldest microbrewery, distributing only naturally conditioned beers in its home state of New Mexico and surrounding states including Colorado, Texas, Arizona and California. Santa Fe Brewing Company brews their beer in Santa Fe, New Mexico, featuring favorites such as Santa Fe Pale Ale, Santa Fe Wheat, Santa Fe Nut Brown, State Pen Porter, Chicken Killer Barley Wine, Fiesta IPA, Viszolay Belgian Ale, and Maxwell’s Silver Stout.
Beer aficionados may also enjoy Santa Fe Brewing collectibles such as t-shirts, pint glasses, bottle cap magnets,and even half-pint kid gear!






