From Bruno Mars to Puccini, the Texas Tenors treat audiences to a unique blend of country, classical, Broadway, and current popular music with breathtaking vocals , humor and charm.

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Ruidoso is a quaint New Mexico village nestled in the Sierra Blanca mountain range. First settled by the Mescalero Apache, the area was named Rio Ruidoso by the Spanish, which literally means “Noisy River.” Deeply rooted in Native American culture and influenced by the early Spanish settlers, Ruidoso continues to maintain its rich history, combined with the amenities of a world-class mountain resort. The nearby Ski Apache resort offers runs of varying difficulty and a terrain park. To the southwest, Lincoln National Forest has trails and waterfalls. Ruidoso Downs Race Track features summer horse races. Northeast of the village, Lincoln Historic Site has 19th-century adobe and stone buildings, including a store and church, plus a museum.  

Across the High plains of eastern New Mexico and the Texas panhandle is a true hidden treasure: Palo Duro Canyon, our nation's second largest. The state park encompasses 42 square miles of beautiful vistas and is home to Texas!, the most spectacular outdoor musical drama in the world."

Silver City was once called San Vicente and known for its copper mine until the discovery of silver in 1870. Today, Silver City is home to a vibrant historic downtown, thriving art community, and cultural melting pot. On this tour, we will experience the uniqueness of Silver City and revel in the celebrations of the Hatch Chile Festival, the delicacies that put New Mexico on the map.

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Art lovers from around the Southwest make an annual trip to Ruidoso for this juried fine arts show that features over 100 talented artists. We'll enjoy wine tasting and a night at the luxurious Inn of the Mountain Gods.

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