Saturday night and needed to Explore a Cultural Venue Near Ruidoso. The performance of Johnny Cash…read moreImitator seemed to be a worthwhile excuse, and seated in 4th row from stage ....why not?! The theater is about 15 minutes away, and allows a small audience to have a great experience. Although the act was good, Black Clouds on the horizon convinced me to leave during intermission. The short drive home was treacherous through dark mountain roads and rain, and with echos of Ghost Riders in the Sky!

We are catching the first showing of Disney's Encanto before we head back home, and the Spencer…read moreTheater is one our favorite theaters! We purchased our tickets online, and were scanned in and ready for the movie. With reserved seating and with plushy recliners, you can't go wrong g! The snack area is fully stocked with delicious goodies and the freshest popcorn! The drinks are ice -cold and will surely be the thirst quencher for all the popcorn! Lol The staff is very friendly and follow all safety protocols and protocols. Masks are required in the lobby.

Valerie is a delightful person and her shop is a blast! This is a DON'T MISS! Plus, she has a…read morefantastic sense of humor that makes the visit even more fun!

We have stopped at this art gallery a few times now. They have had some really good western…read morepaintings and prints. My wife saw a donkey she really wanted about 3 years ago there. We dos not get it but she has kept a picture of it. This time another donkey painting was there and she really likes this one also so we got it for her. Well known artists. Very nice painting.

Our road trip today took us back through the town of Lincoln to Fort Staton. Named for Captain…read moreHenry W. Stanton, who was killed in a skirmish with the Apaches, Fort Stanton was built in 1855 by soldiers of the 1st Dragoon and the 3rd and 8th Infantry Regiments to serve as a base of operations against the Mescalero Apache Indians. It served as a military fortification through 1896. Built of local stone, the sturdy 1855 buildings have lasted to this day. The Fort was named for Captain Henry W. Stanton, killed fighting the Apaches in 1855 near present day Mayhill. Troops marched out from the Fort to search for and fight the Mescalero Indians during numerous campaigns from 1855 until the 1880's. One of the best preserved forts in America from that Era. Then passed by the cemetery and up to Mt. Serra Blanca reaching 10,090 ft. Beautiful scenery. Worth the trip!

This was a wonderful historic find for me. The Officer's quarters were left almost original. The…read morevolunteer had tons of fun information. I could almost picture myself there. Go.. you'll be happy you did.

Had a great experience at The Perfect Gift with Algodones Distillery! Molly provided such friendly…read moreand welcoming service.

A weird snooty kind of gift shop with Algodones spirits. The tastings are pretty pricey. I paid $15…read morefor an Old Fashioned. It was very good though. I thought it pricey since you can buy a pint of the whiskey for as low as $26. It was really tasty though.

The folks at Backcountry were so great. They took care of everything and I can't say enough good…read moreabout the folks that run the place. They are top-notch people.

We absolutely loved this company for our ATV ride. Their staff was awesome, their equipment was…read morevery nice and their attention to safety was outstanding!

Lovely service and great food! The woman working was so sweet and their chicken salad sandwich was…read moredelicious! The shop in general was wonderfully decorated and the outside seating was clean.

Cedar Creek Market is the best of what New Mexico has to offer!!…read more Service, atmosphere and food that's good for your soul! Come and try, you won't regret it!

This bookstore has been a great place to get some great titles for our daughter, and my husband has…read morefound some Dungeons & Dragons, but today, we noticed that they completely removed the few chairs they had for sitting, which is a very bad marketing strategy because sitting and resting, allows the kids to shop, and that means more money for the store. Not good on their part to have done that. Now, me, and my tired feet want to hurry up, and get outta here.

Loved this store. Small selection of books, but amazing kids section and lots of other goodies. A…read moredefinite stop-in when in Riudosa.