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LINCOLN, NM ACTIVITIES & CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
"Lincoln County Studio" Art Loop Tour (first weekend after July 4)
A driving tour featuring 30 or so professional artists
in scenic
Lincoln County
email:
Artloopstudiotour@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.artloop.org
"Alto Studio" Art Loop Tour - August 2-4, 2013
email address:
aast2013@yahoo.com
Website:
http://www.altoartists.com
Old Lincoln Days (August)
Street
vendors, food, parade and mountain man camp. 'Last
Escape of Billy the Kid' pageant performances.
Arts in the Orchard (September)
Arts and
crafts festival located next to the Dr. Woods house in
Lincoln.
Christmas in Old Lincoln
(December)
Christmas
celebration with 1880's period costume contest. Visit
with Santa, tour historic Lincoln, door prizes, fun for
kids, carolers, merchants provide treats and
entertainment. Great food and more!.
Traditional lighting of the
luminarias
Christmas
Eve lighting of the luminarias along highway 380 at dusk
and a Christmas eve church service at the Old San Juan
Mission.
LINCOLN STATE MONUMENT presents OLD LINCOLN DAYS
The first full weekend in August includes:
Parade
Last Escape of Billy the Kid Pagent
Living History Re-Enactments
Artisan’s Demonstrations
Food and Live Entertainment
Historical Lectures, and more….
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Lincoln, NM Attractions:
Open 7 days a week, 8:30am to 4:30pm, year round. Closed
Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Easter
Downtown Lincoln, NM
A-Old Lincoln County
Courthouse
B-Sheriff Brent's House1-Wortley Hotel
C-Watson Home
D-San Juan Church
E-Torreon-Oldest structure
in Lincoln County
F-Convento
G-Dolan House
2-Dr. Wood's Home-
Dr. Wood's Annex-711 Calle La Placita-LCHS
3-Site of McSween Home
4-Gallegos House
5-Historical Center
6-Pageant Grounds
7-Visitors Center
8-Montano Store
9-Casa de Patron
10-Ellis Store
Lincoln County is in the process of making available to
the public an extensive archive of Lincoln County
newspapers going back to the 1800s. Contact
for further information: Karen Mills, Archivist, Carrizozo Court House,
575-648-2306, ext. 137 or 1-800-687-2705
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