The Village of Magdalena

Rich in History and Tradition. Where

old and new frontiers merge and art

and science meet. Come explore

our welcoming community.

 

Traditional and contemporary arts,

open studio tours, galleries, antiques, performance, music and Fiber Arts Trail.

 

Gardening, sustainable living and conservation workshops and tours.

 

Cowboy dances, round-ups,

trail riding and ropings!

Magdalena Ridge Observatory, Kelly Mine and Ghost Town. Biking, hiking, hunting and rock hounding. Cafés, B&Bs, motels, RV park and camping.

 

GUIDED STAR PARTIES OCTOBER

GALLERY & STUDIO TOUR

COWBOY ACTION SHOOTER

MULTI-CULTURAL CRAFTS

OLD TIMERS REUNION

 

Stop by the Visitor’s Center • 400 First St. on Rt. 60

 7 days a week.  9:00 AM - 5:00 PM • 575-854-3560

 

902 W First St. on Hwy 60 • Wed.- Sun. 9am - 3:30pm • 575.854.3310

“They don’t make places like this anymore”

34°07’01.2”N   107°14’48.9”W

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INFORMATION

Enchanted Skies Party

STAR

Family friendly guided star viewing in New Mexico’s darkest skies. Enjoy a host of daytime & nighttime activities.

Green laser tours of the night sky!  Solar telescope "crawl" by day. Bring your binoculars / telescope or use ours to discover what YOU can find

in the night sky!

 

Knowledgeable Astronomers from New Mexico Tech, The Very Large Array, Magdalena Ridge Observatory, and Magdalena Astronomical Society will be on hand for fascinating programs.

 

 

 

Tuesday 22-Oct-19 through Saturday 26-Oct-19: "Enchanted Skies Star Party" Start planning your trip to the Dark Skies of New Mexico this year in Magdalena, NM at Star Village.

Enchanted Skies Star Party, “New Mexicans have so many things to be proud of; our clear skies are just one of them.

There is no greater place on Earth to view the stars than in Magdalena, reinforcing that New Mexico offers experiences that can be found nowhere else. We’re proud to be a part of this event that brings New Mexico True to life in such a unique and beautiful way.”

 

Rebecca Latham, Cabinet Secretary

New Mexico Tourism

Department