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Ruidoso Valley Noon Lions Club Antique Festival

August 27 - 29, 2021

locator Ruidoso Convention Center
Ruidoso, NM 88345

Status: Updated 4/20/2021
Ruidoso Valley Noon Lions Club Antique Festival
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Join us for the Ruidoso Valley Noon Lions Club Antique Festival, held at the Ruidoso Convention Center, August 27‑29! We expect a full house of quality antique dealers, joining the show from several different states! Heritage Event Company is proud to join forces with the Noon Lions Club to host this event in Ruidoso, New Mexico!
  • Admission: $6 - $6
  • Days/­Hours Open: Fri 3pm‑7pm, Sat 10am‑5pm, Sun 11am‑4pm
  • Address: 111 Sierra Blanca Drive, Ruidoso, NM 88345
  • Attendance: 4,500
    # Food Booths: na
  • # of Exhi­bitors: tba
    Juried: yes
    Prize Money: na
  • Deadlines: Art & Craft: until full
    Music: na
    Food: na 
  • Promoter: Heritage Event Company ^ This is a VIP Promoter!
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New Mexico COVID Info

05/11/2021
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Link to State COVID Info:

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Governor’s Plan to reopen:

When 60% of NM's population is fully vaccinated, the state will discard the red-to-green reopening framework and fully reopen, as announced by Gov. Lujan Grisham. The Governor expects the state to reach this threshold by the end of June 2021.

On Feb. 24, 2021, the Department of Health added a "turquoise" level to the state's reopening framework. This is now the highest tier. If a county is in the Green level for two weeks, it advances to Turquoise.

In Turquoise counties, gatherings of more than 150 people are prohibited.

Capacity limits as follows:

Retailers: 75% indoors, 100% outdoors

Houses of worship: 75% indoors

Large entertainment venues: 33% indoors, 75% outdoors

Recreational facilities: 50% indoors, 75% outdoors

Bars and clubs: 33% indoors, 75% outdoors

Restaurants: 75% indoors or outdoors

Places of lodging: 100% if have completed NM Safe Certified training, 50% if not

Any other business: 75% indoors, 100% outdoors

Mask Mandates:

Requirement. Requires that everyone wear face coverings in public, with exceptions for eating, drinking and exercising. Under the expiring order, only retail workers were required to wear face coverings. On 6/30 it was announced that the state will agressively enforce the mask mandate. Violators will be subject to a $100 fine.

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Mass Gathering Restrictions:

New Mexico instituted a county-by-county color-coded reopening plan in early Dec. 2020 an added the low risk "turquoise" designation in late Feb. 2021:

  • In the 0 of 33 counties in the Red (Very High Risk) Level, gatherings are limited to 5 persons, 40 vehicles.
  • In the 1 of 33 counties in the Yellow (High Risk) Level, gatherings are limited to 10 persons; 80 vehicles.
  • In the 2 of 33 counties in the Green (Medium Risk) Level, gatherings are limited to 20 persons, 120 vehicles.
  • In the 30 of 33 counties in the Turquoise (Low Risk) Level, gatherings are limited to 150 persons, 200 vehicles.
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