Red River New Mexico
Music is a regular summer feature at the Motherlode, Lost Love Saloon, Rockin’ 3M Ranch, Bobcat Pass Cowboy Evening, Bull O’ The Woods Saloon, Red River Brewing Co. & Distillery, The Tip at the Red River Ski Area and special events around town. As is always the case with special events and musical productions in Read More…
In the winter of 2019, Amarillo’s Matt Dietz purchased the historic Pioneer Lodge in downtown Red River, acquiring the place just before the annual Red River Mardi Gras in the Mountains celebration. Built in the 1920s and operated for over 30 years by Dolly and W.A. Johnson, the property, which once included a stables for Read More…
Marisa Nimon (above) has been operating Living The Dream Photography since buying a Red River business license in 2013. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she specializes in weddings, portraits and commercial photography. As of the first half of the year, however, she’s been documenting her friends and neighbors and the sense of community that’s developed Read More…
Noisy Water Winery has opened a wine-tasting shop at 519 E. Main, at the corner of Main and Golden Treasure Trail. They opened on Memorial Day weekend with 20,000 motorcycle enthusiasts in town: nothing like kicking things off in high gear! Headquartered in Ruidoso where the wine is made, they offer a variety of their Read More…
It’s not unusual to ask anyone in town “How are you doing?” It’s also not unusual for them to respond with “I’m livin’ the dream,” accompanied by a soft laugh. Red River is a special place to live and there are thousands and thousands of people who express the desire to someday live in the Read More…
When mining activity in Red River City fizzled out around 1905, the town wasn’t a ghost town yet, but it was well on the way to ghost town status like Elizabethtown and LaBelle. It had, however, begun to attract visitors who were interested in cool summers in the mountains and fishing in pristine trout waters. Read More…
