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Source: Deming Headlight

Salsa Festival Saturday at Courthouse Park By Dustin Armendariz Headlight Staff Flavors, music and traditions of southwest New Mexico will take center stage Saturday as the Deming-Luna County MainStreet Program prepares to host its 2026 Salsa Festival Extravaganza at Luna County Courthouse Park. The free community event is scheduled for Nov. 7 and is expected to bring residents and visitors together for a celebration that highlights local food, entertainment and culture. The festival has become one of the community events promoted through Deming MainStreet, providing an opportunity to showcase businesses, food vendors and the region’s agricultural traditions. According to the Deming visitor information website, the festival focuses on the southwestern tradition of salsa making, with opportunities for participants to sample different salsas and take part in a salsa cookout competition.

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