Rodeos and county fairs in New Mexico
Rodeos and county fairs in New Mexico, each compiled from its own sources: dates, gate fees, and the arena. No ratings; every entry carries its status.
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- Catron County FairReserveCatron County's annual fair at the Reserve, New Mexico, fairgrounds: junior livestock shows and a sale, a ranch rodeo of four-person teams, and cowboy church on Sunday morning.
- Colfax County Fair & RodeoSpringer · County fairA non-profit county fair and rodeo on Airport Road in Springer, New Mexico, where junior exhibitors sold 56 animals for some $323,000 in 2026.
- De Baca County FairFort Sumner · County fairThe De Baca County Fair, held on the fairgrounds in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, closes with a Saturday-night junior livestock sale that first passed six figures in 2022.
- Grant County FairCliff · County fairThe Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair, held each late September in Cliff, New Mexico, since 1948, where 4-H and FFA livestock and a working ranch rodeo share the grounds.
- Harding County FairRoy · County fairThe Harding County Fair, held in August at the fairgrounds in Roy, New Mexico, began in September 1921 with a 200-foot exhibit tent and three days of baseball against Dawson.
- Lincoln County FairCapitan · County fairThe Lincoln County Fair in Capitan, New Mexico, a youth livestock show begun in 1953 as Achievement Day, ends each August with a Friday-night Junior Livestock Sale.
- Rodeo de Santa FeSanta Fe · Annual rodeoFour late-June nights of PRCA rodeo on Rodeo Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico, held since 1949, its mascot a devil bull made by the builder of Zozobra.
- Sierra County FairTruth or Consequences · County fairThe Sierra County Fair is a free October county fair on South Broadway in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, where Saturday brings cow patty bingo and the junior livestock sale.
- Union County FairClayton · County fairClayton, New Mexico's annual county fair runs four August days of youth livestock shows and Tin Barn quilts, ending with a steak dinner and the Junior Livestock Sale.
Fairs & Rodeos in all eleven states; next door in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona.