LOCALLY MADE
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Locally Made in Aztec
For the visitor who wants to have the local experience and flavor of the area, we invite you to visit these establishments. Their products are locally made and allows you to have a unique experience from our region!
550 Brewing
119 E. Chuska St (Taproom) 119 N. Main Ave (Pizza Parlor)(505) 636-2261
➠ www.550brew.com
We are a family owned and operated brewery in Aztec, NM. Enjoy a pint or two of local micro-brew in a laid back taproom and bar. Want a wood fired pizza or calzones? Visit their 550 Brewing Pizza Parlor on 119 N. Main Avenue.
Aztec River Roots
➠ www.aztecriverroots.comSmall family farm located on the banks of the Animas River in NW New Mexico. We love meeting people at the Farmers Markets (1409 West Aztec Boulevard) and sharing the various talents our family has, see you at the market!
Caldwell Coffee
➠ www.caldwellcoffeeroasting.comFresh coffee beans roasted right here in Aztec, NM. Found at Aztec Rogue Foods and Main Street Grinds in Farmington, NM.
Feat of Clay
222 N. Main Avenue(505) 334-4335
The Feat of Clay Artists' Co-op starting in June of 2000 as an idea by a few local artists to join together to display and sell their work. We started out solely with pottery in a small storefront but soon outgrew the setting. Through the years the Co-op has changed locations 3 times as it grew bigger and bigger with more interest from artists of all kinds. At our current (and last) location, 107 South Main Avenue in Aztec, NM, we display all forms of artwork, and we are always looking for more.
➠ Feat of Clay Artists' Co-op Gallery
Locally Made Near Aztec
Aztec Farmers' Market
Westside Plaza @ 1409 W. Aztec Blvd(505) 334-3290
The Aztec Farmers' Market began in 2000 and exists to provide fresh, local, healthy, tasty produce and farm products to all visitors and people in our community while highlighting San Juan County's local agriculture. In turn, visitors and the community support farm families and growers and keeps spending local. We are members of the New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association, who are dedicated to strengthening local food systems around the state. Open from July to October.
Bees of the San Juan
(505) 320-2664Specializes in Raw Honey, Beeswax, Nuts, and Honeybee Queens. Hives located throughout Farmington, NM.
Lavender on the San Juan River
181 NM 511Blanco, NM 87412
(505) 793-9787
Our Lavender is grown on-site and chemical free. All products are made here by us "just for you."
Willow Wicks
8 Road 4410Turley, New Mexico 87412
(505) 320-0184
➠ willowwicks.com/
Willow Wicks is a quaint candle shop in Turley, New Mexico. Located only 30 minutes from Farmington and neighboring Wines of the San Juan. We strive to provide you with quality soy and paraffin candles that are hand-poured with the premium fragrance.