All Aboard the Ag Wagon!
The Ag Wagon is a program for children covering a wide variety of agriculture-based topics. The program is on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon at the Museum. Our goal is to create interactive activities that can be modified to best suit all kids. Regular admission applies.
Explore Past to Present Agriculture
Experience agriculture of this region from grinding corn by hand in the Heritage Gallery to driving a tractor simulator in the AgrAbility exhibit.
Ponies & Horses
See the ponies and horses on the South 20.
Children can ride ponies on Saturday
from 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. (cash only).
Children can ride ponies on Saturday
from 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. (cash only).
Sheep & Wool
Learn all about sheep and wool in the Sheep Barn.
Vintage Games
Play vintage games in the Mercantile. Learn how early settlers in New Mexico shopped for clothing, food, and supplies.
Coming Soon! Jardín de Tortugas Pueblo
The education Discovery Garden has been officially named “Jardín de Tortugas Pueblo” by a vote from the Museum’s governing board and should be open by end of summer 2025. Our Moon Tree is planted in this garden too. Stay tuned for an opening date!
Playgrounds
Enjoy our playgrounds, both inside and outside of the Museum. Find the Adventure Corral indoors and the Green Stagecoach, spring horses, and swings on the South 20.
HOURS:
Monday – Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Museum & Gift Shop are closed on Sunday.
HOURS:
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed Sunday & Monday
ADMISSION:
$5 Adults
$4 Senior citizens (60 and over)
$3 Children (4 to 17)
$2 Active U.S. military & veterans
Free Children 3 and under, Museum Friends members, and New Mexico senior citizens on Wednesdays
MISSION STATEMENT
The New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum connects the present generation to the history of farming and ranching in New Mexico, inspiring a deeper appreciation and understanding of the state’s rich heritage.
The museum accomplishes this by providing exhibitions and programs that enable its users to understand and learn from the past in ways that enrich their present lives and help them shape a better future.
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