Stay informed about the latest events and activities in Farmington
The cost for Christmas tree permits on BLM lands has decreased to $5 per tree. This change is part of the ongoing local cutting season for holiday trees in the Farmington area.
Farmington, along with two other New Mexico cities, has been named among the most deserving to have their own Hallmark Christmas movie. The article mentions cookie competitions and local hotels as potential plot points.
The Very Chile Christmas Parade successfully brightened a chilly evening in Farmington, New Mexico. Despite the cold temperatures, the event brought holiday cheer to the community.
Hundreds gathered in Historic Downtown Farmington to celebrate the holiday season with the Very Chile Christmas parade. The event featured bands and brought the community together to ring in the holidays.
The 2025 Farmington Christmas Lighting Contest is now accepting entries for its 62nd year. This annual tradition encourages residents to showcase their festive holiday decorations.
The Bureau of Land Management is selling Christmas tree permits in New Mexico starting November 24th. Permits are available at offices including Farmington and Taos.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is offering Christmas tree permits for $5. These permits will be available at several field offices across New Mexico, including Farmington.
Permits for cutting Christmas trees are now available for the Farmington, Taos, Socorro, and Rio Puerco Field Offices. These permits allow individuals to harvest their own Christmas trees from designated areas.
Farmington Municipal Schools will provide breakfast and lunch meal kits for students during the upcoming Christmas break. This initiative ensures students remain well-fed throughout the holiday period.