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Visit Gallup sets an Oct. 15 deadline to list a 2027 event on its calendar

Visit Gallup is taking listings for its official event web calendar for 2027, and its flyer sets a deadline of Oct. 15, 2026. A listing is free, and submitted events are considered for the annual Visitor's Guide, the monthly newsletters and the official Visit Gallup social media channels.

Gallup Today Staff

Newsroom · September 11, 2026 · 1 min read · Updated

A Visit Gallup flyer reading “Submit your 2027 event to our official web calendar,” with a QR code, a deadline of October 15, 2026, and a row of photographs across the bottom: hot air balloons over red rock, a neon Route 66 sign, a fire dancer, a rodeo rider and a case of turquoise jewellery. Visit Gallup

Visit Gallup is taking event listings for its official web calendar for 2027, and its flyer sets a deadline of Oct. 15, 2026.

It asked business owners, event hosts and community partners to submit anything they are hosting next year, and named festivals, concerts, sports tournaments, art markets, community gatherings and cultural gatherings as examples. The flyer says a listing is free and calls the calendar Gallup's primary tourism portal.

Submitted events are considered for the annual Visitor's Guide, the monthly newsletters and the official social media channels, the flyer says. It asks anyone organizing a recurring or seasonal event to submit early to be placed in upcoming print and digital tourism promotions.

The post says Visit Gallup is opening advertising in the 2027 Official Gallup Visitor's Guide at the same time.

What
A free listing on the official Visit Gallup Events Calendar for 2027
Who
Business owners, event hosts and community partners with an event in 2027
When
The deadline is Oct. 15, 2026

Via Visit Gallup

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