Held annually since 1950, Truth or Consequences comes together to celebrate with a parade, rodeo, music, a carnival, a junk boat race, games in the park, and much more. Theme for 2010: Ye Olde Fiesta Renaissance Faire!

New Mexico's female mariachi band with guest singer Reynaldo Maestas and folklorico dancing by Albuquerque's Baila Baila.

Explore the array, talk to scientists, and learn more about radio astronomy and the role the Very Large Array and other NRAO telescopes play in current research on this exciting and informative guided tour.

Enjoy the beautiful New Mexico night sky at this fun event that is held the first Saturday of every month.

The event kicks off at 10am with a parade down the center of town. The rodeo is from 1-4pm at the Socorro County Fairgrounds and features many exciting events, including the Sullivan Bucking Bulls. The Celebration takes place from 3-9pm at the Historic Plaza and features live music from The Remedy, Vanessa Aragon and Mariachi Socorro, as well as a spirit tent, arts & crafts and of course delicious food!

A traditional Mexican fiesta honoring Mexico's second revolution. Experience tratitional Mexian music, food and dancing on the historic Old Mesilla Plalza.

Enjoy springtime at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and help celebrate International Migratory Bird Day. This year marks the 20th Anniversary of International Migratory Bird Day and the Refuge is celebrating by offering free activities on Saturday, May 12th, that will highlight this special anniversary and call attention to the Refuge’s diversity of bird life.

Enjoy Native American culture at its best at the Socorro Mother’s Day Pow-Wow! This outdoor pow-wow contest is sure to entertain with non-stop entertainment, beautiful arts & crafts, and delicious food.

Exciting rodeo events that are fun for the entire family!

Galleries, studios, shops and restaurants are open late on the 2nd Saturday of every month. Check the MainStreet Truth or Consequences website for info on opening exhibits and special events.

A celebration of New Mexico's 3,000 year-old farming heritage, featuring farming demonstrations, mariachi music, folklorico dancers, and Blessing of the Fields, all capped offw with an evening dance.

Visitors Can sample wine from the many New Mexico Wineries as well as enjoy live entertainment and local vendors.

The event begins at 10am with a POW/MIA service at Dam Site Restaurant Patio. Decorated boats meet at Dam Site to start the boat parade at noon. At 12:30 the boats pass by the main boat ramp for wreath toss and playing of taps. All are invited to decorate their boats, rvs or campsites and join the parade honoring those who've served in the military.