ABIQUIU EVENTS FIELD GUIDE
Night Music Under Pedernal: Ghost Ranch’s Inaugural Weekend in Abiquiu
A two-day celebration of pioneering women in the arts at historic Ghost Ranch — this guide explains the on‑site lodging setup and event offerings so you know what to expect.
Night Music Under Pedernal: Ghost Ranch’s Inaugural Weekend in Abiquiu.
The Ghost Ranch Weekend is a two‑day celebration of pioneering women in the arts held on the grounds of historic Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico. The program pairs live performances on the lawn with morning music yoga and a Saturday poetry reading, all framed by the valley and the region’s signature rock formations that inspired Georgia O’Keeffe.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Concerts framed by Pedernal, Kitchen Mesa and Chimney Rock
Two nights of performances take place on the Ghost Ranch lawn, with expansive views of the valley below and Pedernal in the distance, overlooked by Kitchen Mesa and Chimney Rock.
A music‑forward weekend spotlighting pioneering women
The inaugural festival brings two evenings of live music celebrating pioneering women in the arts, anchored by on‑site performances and festival programming distinct to Ghost Ranch Weekend.
Yoga, a poetry reading, and on‑site access for lodgers
On‑site guests — both lodgers and campers — can join live music yoga sessions with Bedouine and Valerie June on Saturday and Sunday mornings, plus a special poetry reading and book signing with Valerie June and Lyla June on Saturday afternoon.
What the day feels like
What the weekend feels like
Arrive to Ghost Ranch and make camp as an on‑site guest for a focused two‑day program: evenings are given over to lawn performances under a wide New Mexico sky, mornings offer music‑infused yoga, and Saturday includes a poetry reading and book signing. Lodging for this room configuration uses two twin beds; bathing is in a gender‑designated communal bath located outside the room down an exterior corridor.
THE LANDSCAPE
Concerts framed by Pedernal, Kitchen Mesa and Chimney Rock
Two nights of performances take place on the Ghost Ranch lawn, with expansive views of the valley below and Pedernal in the distance, overlooked by Kitchen Mesa and Chimney Rock.
THE PROGRAM
A music‑forward weekend spotlighting pioneering women
The inaugural festival brings two evenings of live music celebrating pioneering women in the arts, anchored by on‑site performances and festival programming distinct to Ghost Ranch Weekend.
ON‑SITE AMENITIES
Yoga, a poetry reading, and on‑site access for lodgers
On‑site guests — both lodgers and campers — can join live music yoga sessions with Bedouine and Valerie June on Saturday and Sunday mornings, plus a special poetry reading and book signing with Valerie June and Lyla June on Saturday afternoon.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this room and weekend suit — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Concert tickets are not included with this lodging; plan to purchase event admission separately if you intend to attend the lawn performances.
This room sleeps 1–2 with two twin beds. Bathing is via a gender‑designated communal bath located outside the room down an exterior corridor.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are concert tickets included with the room?
No — concert tickets are not included with the room reservation.
What is the bed configuration for the room?
The room is configured with two twin beds and sleeps 1–2.
Is there a private bathroom?
No — bathing is in a gender‑designated communal bath located outside the room down an exterior corridor.
How long is the Ghost Ranch Weekend?
The event is a two‑day celebration, with two nights of performances on the lawn.
Are on‑site guests able to participate in festival programming?
Yes — on‑site guests (lodgers and campers) can participate in live music yoga Saturday and Sunday morning and a special poetry reading and book signing on Saturday afternoon.
Who operates the Ghost Ranch Weekend?
The program takes place at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico.