Things To Do In Farmington

Rise & Vibes Music Festival 2025 – Tico Time River Resort

The Point presents the Rise & Vibes Music Festival at Tico Time River Resort! You’re welcome everyone!

Aztec Ruins National Monument, Unearthing the Ancient Stories

Aztec Ruins National Monument New Mexico

The folks at Aztec Ruins National Monument near Farmington, New Mexico, would be the first to tell you that Chaco Canyon was not the only place Ancestral Puebloans developed large pueblos. The great houses in Aztec, 70 miles north of the Chaco Canyon pueblos, were built between 1100 and 1300 A.D. Despite the name, this pueblo was not built by the Aztecs; their empire in central Mexico would not come to fruition until the 15th century and they never expanded this far to the north.

So, why call abandoned pueblos in Northern New Mexico “Aztec”? Early settlers in the late 1800s heard tales of Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortez defeating the Aztecs in 1521 and used that name to identify their community in the Four Corners region.

Aztec pueblo followed the plan for Chaco Great HousesAztec abandoned around 1300 CEExplore the Reconstructed Great KivaVisiting Aztec Ruins National MonumentAztec Ruins Tours and TrailsEnjoy the Heritage GardenTake a walk in the garden

Four Corners Holiday Donation Events and Fundraisers

Many people consider what they can give over the holidays. This Thanksgiving and Christmas, find meaning in “It’s better to give than receive” by giving back to your Four Corners community. Find winter Four Corners donation and events and fundraising opportunities here!

Jump into Fun at Fly High Trampoline Park

A soft, bouncy floor makes lots of activities more fun. Whether you’re jumping, doing gymnastic flips, or playing a game like trampoline basketball or dodgeball, add an extra dimension of fun with your friends or family at a trampoline park.

Outdoor Recreation Hub: Things to Do in Farmington

Farmington, New Mexico, wasn’t always an outdoor mecca. Sure, the farming industry — particularly apple orchards — that gave the city its name and was the first economic driver generally happens outside, but that didn’t put Farmington at the top of many visitors’ bucket lists when it came to outdoor recreation.