Farmington

Since 1965, Farmington has been host to the Connie Mack World Series, the finest amateur baseball tournament in the United States. Connie Mack teams are comprised of highly-talented players ages 16-18 and are from across the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Pro-scouts and college officials join friends, family and fans at the award winning Ricketts Park baseball field in Farmington.The city of Farmington has additional information on their website.

Enjoy an evening of live entertainment under the stars!

National and local storytellers of all ages will be featured in this two-day celebration of an almost lost art - STORYTELLING. We invite you to slow down the pace, kick back and listen to traditional tales told by some of the very best national and local storytellers. The festival will feature stories of all varieties... scary ghost stories, family stories, folklore and myths!

More information can be found on the Farmington Public Library Storytelling Festival website.

Each October between 200 and 300 mountain bikers from across the region meet in Farmington, New Mexico to compete in the annual Road Apple Rally. The Road Apple Rally began in 1981 as a competition between horses and bicycles. It has since become a bicycle only race and stands as the longest running annual mountain bike race in the United States. This celebrated mountain bike race features five divisions:

• Beginner
• Pro
• Expert
• Sport
• Single Speed

The Beginner course is a 15 mile loop, all others ride the full 30 mile Road Apple Rally course. Both courses feature the whoops, where you spend more time in the air then on the ground! Course terrain also includes short climbs, flats, sandy arroyos and sharp corners.

Totah Festival is a Juried Art festival featuring quality Native American art from across the southwest. The Festival began in 1988 as a marketplace for Native American artists to share their skills and craftsmanship with the community, visitors and each other. Today the Totah Festival features 100 artist booths, Juried Art Competition, Contest Pow-Wow and an authentic Navajo Rug Auction.

A locally owned restaurant begun to give the owner's children an opportunity to learn and to work a business. This restaurant makes their recipes on site not from large buckets of prepared mixes. YEA! Bernodone's also has a Gluten Free menu which is most important for many of those looking to dine. Only 2 miles from our B&B.

My favorite restaurant in Farmington, especially the soups and it is located only two and a half miles from our B&B. One of our guests, who lives in New York City, told us that Boon's would match any Thai restaurant in the Big Apple.

Their story: It all started with our love of great beer and great food! We wanted to bring it all together in a unique setting. So, in 1997 the Brewery and Eatery was launched to show our love. Since then we have won many awards and 3RB has become a destination for beer lovers from around the world.

Three Rivers Brewery has brought life to our downtown and many of us are grateful.

Visit the vineyard and winery, nestled in the arms of the soaring cottonwood trees of the San Juan River Valley. Here you will find a relaxing environment where the wine becomes memories, and time stands still. No matter what your preference, you will discover a wine that is sure to make you fall, heart and soul, in love with our winery.

Bring a picnic lunch along and enjoy a complimentary wine tasting in our courtyard. Our winery is located 40 minutes east of Farmington, New Mexico, two and a half hours north of Albuquerque, and one just hour south of Durango, Colorado.