Cimarron, New Mexico Chamber of Commerce

07/07/2026

The location of the Cimarron Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting will be changed to Cimarron West rather than the Cimarron Village Park, due to wind conditions. 6-7pm this evening, come join us!

~Schwenk’s Hall~“Originally built in 1854 as a brewery, Henry Schwenk bought the property in 1875 and turned it into a g...
07/06/2026

~Schwenk’s Hall~

“Originally built in 1854 as a brewery, Henry Schwenk bought the property in 1875 and turned it into a gambling house and saloon. It soon rivaled Maxwell’s house as the best place to win- or lose- a fortune overnight. Just to the south of Schwenk’s Hall was the Canyon Lunch, managed by Fred Lambert, the son of the St. James Hotel owner Henry Lambert. These buildings have seen a variety of uses, serving as a community meeting place, mercantile store, gas station and garage, and tourist court.” Today the building is operated as an antique store.

-Gene Lamm & The Cimarron Historic Society

07/06/2026
Have a safe and Fun 4th of July from the Cimarron Chamber of Commerce!Parade starts at 9 am and Rodeo at 10am.
07/03/2026

Have a safe and Fun 4th of July from the Cimarron Chamber of Commerce!
Parade starts at 9 am and Rodeo at 10am.

If you are coming to or through Cimarron for the Holiday, be sure to check out our local businesses while you’re here! 🤠...
07/02/2026

If you are coming to or through Cimarron for the Holiday, be sure to check out our local businesses while you’re here! 🤠🇺🇸

You don’t want to miss these guys! ✨
07/02/2026

You don’t want to miss these guys! ✨

Address

104 N Lincoln Avenue
Cimarron, NM
87714

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9am - 3:45pm
Thursday 9am - 3:45pm
Friday 9am - 3:45pm
Saturday 9am - 3:45pm

Telephone

(575) 376-2417

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