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October 7-16; Albuquerque, NM Over 850 colorful balloons fill the New Mexico skies. Info: (888) 422-7277.
October 7-9; Las Cruces, NM Free servings of a 10 foot enchiladas with 175 pounds of cheese and 75
gallons of red chili sauce. Info: (505) 524-6832. October 16; Bisbee, AZ Annual event in historic location in which participants run or walk over
1000 concrete stairs at an altitude of 5000+feet; the 5K that feels
like a 10K. Info: (520) 432-5421. October 15-16; Tucson, AZ Tucson Botanical Gardens & Native Seeds/SEARCH is the site for international
chile cuisine, roasting chiles, entertainment, music, artisans & crafts
people. Info: (520) 326-9686. October 16; Tubac, AZ Reenactment of historical and Juan Bautista expedition to California in
1776, historical ride to Tubac of Spanish-attired soldiers will leave
from the church immediately following a Mass at 8:30 am. Info: (520)
398-2341 Through October 16; Globe/Miami, AZ 50th annual festival features workshop, dances, dinners. At the fairgrounds.
Info: (520) 425-5336 or (800) 804-5623. Through October 16; Scottsdale, AZ Considered the Super Bowl of Indian Rodeo, the best Indian cowboys and
cowgirls in the U.S. and Canada, $200,000 in prize money, includes a
pow wow and an Indian trade show, arts & crafts show and live music
by Native bands and performers from Arizona, 602-483-8800 or 520-475-2331
or 520-425-8137 Through October 16; Tombstone, AZ Shootouts, parade, 1880 ladies fashion show, Indian dancers, gunfight
show under the stars. Info: (520) 457-3929 or (520) 457-9317. October 29; Globe/Miami, AZ Annual all Indian celebration. Food, crafts, paintings, baskets, quilts,
dolls & clothing, on-going entertainment by various tribes. Info: (800)
804-5623. October 28-30; Lake Havasu, AZ Annual celebration of the re-location of London Bridge to this location.
Info: (520) 855-4115 October 31; Carson City, NV Anniversary of the admission of Nevada to the Union is recalled with a
parade, rock drilling competition and more. Info: (702) 882-1565 November 5-6; Reno, NV Nation's top cowboys and cowgirls 40 years and older compete in
a ll traditional rodeo events. Info: (702) 688-5751. November 10; Jemez Pueblo, NM Buffalo, comanche, corn, deer and flag dances. Info: (505) 843-7270. November 11-13; Wickenburg, AZ Old-time fiddle, banjo, madolin flat pick guitar, clogging and
gospel music. Info: (520) 684-5479. November 18-19; Pocatello, ID A Victorian holiday festival in Old Town featuring gingerbread
houses, horse-drawn carriages, crafts, carolers and sweets of the season.
Info: (208) 233-1525. November 25-December 10; Salt Lake City, UT Christmas entertainment, food, booths and Father Christmas in
old English setting with period costumes. At the Utah State Fairpark.
Info: (801) 364-3631 Novemnber 25-27; Preston. ID Afternoon parades, street musical production, grand lighted parade,
fireworks, lighting of a large street display. Info: (208) 852-1817. November 25; Raton, NM A citywide Christmas lighting and caroling. Info: (505) 445-3689. EDITOR'S NOTE: Events are
listed by date and location as submitted to OTR Travel Information
Services, Inc. Dates for this publication were provided by event
chairpersons, local chambers of commerce, or convention and visitors
bureaus and are subject to change. Please confirm the date and
location of events with the you are planning to attend in case
an activity has been canceled or rescheduled. |
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