Shop Local Christmas Eve Roadrunner Emporium & New York Avenue Open for Business

New York Avenue anchor business Roadrunner Emporium invites the public and in town visitors to come check out the beautiful window displays and shop with Old town feel in the historic New York Avenue.

To our visitors New York Avenue is in a Renaissance of transition with more new businesses investing growing. Buildings are being revitalized, history is being preserved and local entrepreneurs are open and showcasing great holiday cheer.

Victoria Alamogordo has a vast Christmas selection and great prices on unique gifts still available at 913 Néw York, next door Pins and Needles has everything for quilting, awesome fabrics and more. Mia’s Collectibles at 9th and New York has amazing antiques, collectibles and more.
The Local Bodega and Roadrunner Emporium will be open 10 am till 7 pm Christmas Eve so the big box store workers can drop by and shop local for those unique one of a kind items.

Roadrunner Emporium’s award winning window displays are not to be missed and a huge sale with discounts up to 50 percent off on select items. Candles and Christmas decor 20% to 30% off, antiques, collectibles and limited jewelry items 20% to 40% off. Furs and women’s high fashion clothing up to 30% off. Saturday only 10 am to 7 pm. Come on down to Roadrunner Emporium and the shops of New York Avenue for the absolute finest in locally procured, locally crafted, locally sourced one or a kind items not found anywhere else in Alamogordo.

Alamogordo’s New York Avenue business district houses over 200 entrepreneurs in a 3 block radius - New York Avenue is Alamogordo’s Small Business arts, culture, history and commerce district. 

Christmas at Roadrunner Emporium Alamogordo

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