Posts tagged holiday activities
Ice Skating Rink at Wingfield Park: Ruidoso’s Favorite Winter Tradition (Seasonal, Select Dates)

Dust off your skates! The outdoor ice rink at Wingfield Park returns for the 2025-2026 winter season. Opening day is Saturday, November 29, 2025. A visitor Day Pass is $20, $12.00 for customers with their own skates, and a $20 season pass for Ruidoso residents. Here’s everything you need to know.

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Your Guide to Ruidoso’s Must-See Holiday Events

Discover the season’s best holiday events in Ruidoso. From festive parades and Christmas shows to sparkling light displays and family-friendly celebrations, the village is full of ways to enjoy the season. Explore our must-see holiday happenings and plan a magical winter getaway in the mountains.

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Things to Do in Ruidoso This Holiday Season: Lights, Music & Mountain Magic

Discover the magic of the holidays in Ruidoso, New Mexico! From sleigh rides and ice skating to twinkling lights and festive parades, this mountain village offers endless seasonal cheer. Enjoy Christmas in the Park, the Flying J Christmas Show, and the Festival of Lights Parade—plus cozy shops, scenic views, and warm welcomes all winter long.

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Ruidoso’s Holiday Magic on Screen: How Santa’s Cousin Celebrates Ruidoso as the Perfect Christmas Town

Experience the holiday magic of Ruidoso in Santa’s Cousin, a heartwarming Christmas romantic comedy that brings the village’s festive charm to life. Follow Santa’s cousin on a journey to save the town’s beloved Christmas Jubilee and discover love along the way. Starring Jonathan Stoddard, Alexandra Harris, and Eric Roberts, this enchanting film celebrates the spirit of Ruidoso’s holiday traditions.

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IN THE PRESS: A Holiday to Remember in Ruidoso

“If your Christmas feels like a three-ring circus inside a small tent, consider taking your show on the road to Ruidoso. In the heart of southern New Mexico’s Sierra Blanca Mountains, the town bursts with outdoor recreation, cozy cabins, and made-to-order holiday cheer.” — New Mexico Magazine

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