November brings a little bit of everything to Roswell: cultural celebrations, live music, artful holiday shopping and plenty of reasons to catch up with neighbors. Here are 15 events listed for the month, with dates, venues and prices included when organizers have published them. Details can change, so check the event link or contact the venue before heading out.

Start the month with community, culture and music

1. Día de los Muertos at Encanto Event Center

Sunday, November 1 | Noon–9 p.m. | Encanto Event Center, 1010 S. Main St. | Free

The month opens with a community celebration of Día de los Muertos, presented by LP Music and the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce. The event listing promises food vendors, live music, face painting, children’s games and cultural activities. See the event details before you go.

2. The Linda Lindas at The Liberty

Wednesday, November 4 | 6 p.m. | The Liberty, 312 N. Virginia Ave. | Tickets listed at $43.32–$71.15

The Linda Lindas bring their “Gotta Get Out” North America Tour to Roswell, with The Rat Utopia Experiment listed as support. Expect an energetic mix of punk and power-pop in a local live-music venue. Check the city calendar and ticket details.

3. Joe H Madrid: Rise Annual Golf Tournament

Saturday, November 7 | New Mexico Military Institute Golf Course, 201 W. 19th St. | Price and start time not listed

A November outing for golfers and supporters: the Joe H Madrid: Rise Annual Golf Tournament is on the city’s event calendar. The listing does not provide a start time or fee, so contact the organizers for registration information.

4. Stellar Coffee Co. Meet the Poet

Saturday, November 7 | Stellar Coffee Co. | Price and time not listed

Make a coffee stop and see what’s on at Stellar Coffee Co., where a Meet the Poet gathering appears on the community calendar. The listing doesn’t specify a schedule or admission price; check with the shop for the latest details.

5. Tanner Usrey with Noah Bowman

Saturday, November 7 | The Liberty, 312 N. Virginia Ave. | Check venue for ticket pricing

The Liberty’s November calendar continues with Tanner Usrey and Noah Bowman. The city listing gives the event window as 6–11 p.m.; confirm doors, showtime and current ticket availability with The Liberty.

6. Chaves County Extension Christmas Showcase

Tuesday, November 10 | 1:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Hobson Hall, Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds, 2055 SE Main St. | $5

Get a head start on the holidays with budget-friendly ideas, DIY gifts and decorations, recipes, food-safety tips and creative ways to reuse or recycle. Tickets are available through the Chaves County Extension Office. See the showcase listing.

A mid-month mix of makers, music and wildlife

7. Free Live Music with Clark Andrew Libbey

Friday, November 13 | 6:30 p.m. | Pecos Flavors Winery, 412 W. 2nd St. | Free

Start the weekend with live tunes at Pecos Flavors. The event listing suggests calling ahead for reservations, especially if you’re planning to enjoy food or drinks, and identifies the music as free. Check the event details.

8. Los Morales with Fuzion Norteña

Friday, November 13 | Doors at 7 p.m.; show at 8 p.m. | The Gala Event Center, 4 Petro Dr. | 21+

For a night of regional Mexican music, Los Morales are joined by Fuzion Norteña at The Gala. The city listing describes general admission as $38 plus fees and reserved VIP seats as $68 plus fees; confirm current prices and availability before purchasing. View the listing.

9. Bizarre Bazaar

Saturday, November 14 | 10 a.m.–5 p.m. | Miniatures & Curious Collections Museum, 320 N. Richardson St. | Free

Browse artful holiday gifts made by local artisans at this one-day bazaar. It’s a good chance to find something distinctive while supporting makers close to home. Get event details.

10. Winter Showcase at Bone Springs Art Space

Saturday, November 14 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Bone Springs Art Space, 212 E. Walnut St. | Free

Local artisans take over Bone Springs Art Space for a holiday shopping showcase. Stop in, meet the creative community and look for handmade gifts. Check the event listing.

11. Roswell’s Premier Cards & Collectibles Show

Saturday, November 14, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday, November 15, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. | Roswell Mall, 4501 N. Main St. | Adults $3; children free

With 80 vendor tables, hourly door prizes and buying, selling and trading, this two-day show is a must for collectors. The listing calls out Pokémon, sports cards, One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, comics, Funko, toys and more. Plan your visit.

12. Cranes and Cocoa at Bitter Lake

Saturday, November 14 | 3 p.m. | Joseph Skeen Visitor Center, 4200 E. Pine Lodge Rd. | Price not listed

Head to the visitor center for a presentation by crane expert Dr. Jim Montgomery about lesser sandhill cranes. It’s a chance to learn more about the wildlife and natural places right here in our region. Check with Friends of Bitter Lake for updates.

13. Stoney LaRue at The Liberty

Sunday, November 15 | 8 p.m. | The Liberty, 312 N. Virginia Ave. | See venue for pricing

Stoney LaRue brings Texas-country and red-dirt sounds to The Liberty for a Sunday-night concert. Ticket prices are not listed in the city calendar, so check The Liberty’s event page before making plans.

14. Metal Monday at The Liberty

Monday, November 16 | 7:30–11 p.m. | The Liberty, 312 N. Virginia Ave. | $12.45, including fees and taxes

Dednamez, Cocaine Freebird and Sheer Speed are on the bill for a loud, high-energy night. The listing describes Dednamez as Texas punk rock, with local bands rounding out the show. See the event information.

15. A Night of Comedy with William Lee Martin

Friday, November 20 | Doors at 6 p.m.; show at 8 p.m. | The Liberty, 312 N. Virginia Ave. | Tickets listed from $36.71

William Lee Martin brings his “Seemed Smart at the Time” tour to Roswell. The city listing shows general admission at $36.71, silver reserved at $48.34 and reserved seats in the first three rows at $59.47. Check ticket availability.

Two more November traditions to keep on your radar

Small Business Saturday is November 28. No single Roswell-wide event or coordinated promotion was confirmed in the listings reviewed, but it’s a great day to make a point of shopping with locally owned businesses. Pick up gifts, grab a coffee or make an afternoon of exploring neighborhood shops. Use the Roswell The Magazine directory to browse local options, including its Shopping, Restaurants and Lodging categories.

And as the season turns festive, keep an eye out for the McDaniels family Christmas light display, a beloved local tradition worth celebrating. The display’s date, hours and address weren’t available in a public event listing, so look for an announcement from the family or community before visiting. Please respect their home and neighbors, and view only from places where public access is allowed.

One more date to double-check: Country Dance Night appears with conflicting dates in online listings. November 13 in some places and November 22 in another. Confirm directly with The Liberty or the ticket seller before planning around it.

Roswell’s November calendar is a reminder that a good month out doesn’t need to be complicated: show up, support the people who make this community special, and leave a little room for a meal at a local restaurant along the way.