Rough Rider Antiques

06/05/2026

First Friday Art Walk is this evening 5-7 Don't forget to make your way down to Rough Rider Antiques. We have so many new items coming in.

06/04/2026

Today we highlight the Cowboys and Outlaws.

06/02/2026

We will be open Friday from 12-7 for The First Friday Art Walk.

See you there!!!

06/02/2026

Rough Rider Antiques has so much history in the shop. With 18 Dealers, you're bound to find some great pieces for your collection.

Take a walk through and experience American history.
Today we honor our Indigenous ancestors.

05/27/2026

Awwww Sweet Summer ... the kids are out of school and soon you'll hear "I'm bored". How do you keep them busy? Books, books, and more books 📚

We're open Monday thru Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-3

05/25/2026

"Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices"
President Harry Truman, May 23, 1950

We're open today 10-5.

05/23/2026

Visit the train depot and The Castaneda and then take a stroll into Rough Rider Antiques right across the street.

We're open Monday thru Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-3

World Atlas:
Las Vegas, New Mexico, is a true railroad boomtown. The Santa Fe Railroad rolled into town for the first time on July 4th, 1879, anointing Las Vegas as a New Mexican mercantile center and bringing with it plenty of trouble. Legend has it that many of the most prominent outlaws in the west have passed through Las Vegas - Jesse James, Billy the Kid, and Doc Holliday have all sworn that ‘this town isn’t big enough for the both of us.’

These days, the town doesn’t get the same rail traffic, nor are there many outlaws roaming in the midst. Instead, the town is centered on showcasing its historical railroad legacy. To see it, head to The Railroad District, a compact stretch of downtown along Railroad Avenue. You can travel by train here along Amtrak’s Southwest Chief and depart from the Las Vegas Railroad Depot, which doubles as a visitor center and a functioning station that has been welcoming train travelers since 1899. Wandering the streets, you might think that this town feels like a movie set. That's because it is. “No Country for Old Men,” “Red Dawn,” and “Blind Horizon” were all filmed in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Extend your trip with a stay at the Castañeda Hotel, a remodeled historic hotel that hosted the first-ever Rough Rider Reunion in 1899.

05/23/2026

What defines New Mexico to you? We'll start with some beautiful pieces available Rough Rider Antiques

We're open Monday thru Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-3

05/22/2026

Who remembers Dynasty? Everything was OVER THE TOP ... go big or don't go at all!!

05/19/2026

Two-Steppin' Tuesday here at Rough Rider Antiques

Everyone needs a good pair of boots ... or maybe a few 👢👢👢👢

We're open Monday thru Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-3.