Copyright © 2013 - The Mine Shaft Tavern - All Rights Reserved. 2846 Hwy 14 - Madrid, NM 87010 505-473-0743
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Kitchen Hours: 11:30am-7:30pm Sun/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur Kitchen Hours: 11:30am-9pm Fri&Sat BAR OPEN LATE
Coal mining began around 1835 in what is now known as Madrid (pronounced MAD-rid). The town grew as a "company town", the company owned
everything- administering law & order, operating the hotel, stores and the tavern. The original tavern was established around 1895, it burned down on
Christmas Day in 1944. The current Mine Shaft Tavern was completed in 1947 with much of the interior the same today.
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The paintings by renowned Tinker Town artist Ross Ward located above the bar and behind the stage colorfully portrays Madrid's rich history, from
mining days to recent past with its melodrama theatre. The Mine Shaft continues to serve to its diverse clientele - bikers on weekends, locals,
artists, musicians and travelers abroad …Ross duly cites the Mine Shaft Tavern as the
"Cultural Gem of the Mining District"
Today, the "Shaft" is known for its “New Mexico Roadhouse Cuisine” Green Chile Cheese Burgers, Hand cut fries, Green & Red Chile, Great Daily Specials & Desserts. Full bar with fresh squeezed Margarita's!
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In the 1950's most of the mines closed and Madrid became known as a ghost town for about 20 years.
The Mine Shaft Tavern and Madrid's Old Coal Town Museum are on the 2005 "most endangered historic places".
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MAY
FRI 3 LUCY BARNA Americana/originals on the deck 5-7pm
FRI 3 GYPSY NIGHT in the Mine Shaft w/Belly Dancing &
Gypsy Band 8-mid
SAT 4 Mike Montiel and Bobby Glen Rockin Classics on the
Deck 3-7pm
SAT 4 Anthony Leon and the Chain Headbangin’, Two-
Steppin’ Alt Country $5 cover 8pm
SUN 5 THE BARBWIRES soulful blues 3-7pm
FRI 10 LUCY BARNA Americana/originals on the deck 5-7pm
FRI 10 OPEN MIC NIGHT Hosted by Kellie Ann & A Full
House, Linda on Violin 7-11pm
SAT 11 “The Turquoise Trail” Book signing with author Laurie
Evans Frantz- 1pm at the Madrid Old Coal Town Museum
SAT 11 Jim & Tim Soulful Blues on the Deck 3-7pm
SAT 11 TV Killers CD Release Party Bill Palmer, Stephanie
Hatfield & Special Guests $5 cover 8pm
SUN 12 GENE CORBIN americana 3-7pm
FRI 17 DJ Night & Dancing! Area Co Conspirators: Mesa Punk
& Ickymac 8pm Theme “Gerald can dance”
SAT 18 CRAWDADDY BLUES FEST! 2 Days...Live Blues &
Cajun Food outside under the Big Tent (adjacent to the Mine
Shaft) Gates open at noon $15
Noon - Jim & Tim Blues on the deck
1:00 - DESERT SOUTHWEST BLUES BAND
2:00 - CW AYON ONE MAN BLUES BAND on the deck
3:00 - FELIX Y LOS GATOS
5:00 - LIONEL YOUNG BAND
SAT 18 MISSISSIPPI RAIL COMPANY in the Mine Shaft 8PM
($5 cover included with CrawDaddy ticket)
SUN CRAWDADDY BLUES FEST! Live Blues & Cajun Food
outside under the Big Tent (adjacent to the Mine Shaft)
Gates open at noon $15
The BARBWIRES soulful blues
1:00PM - CW AYON ONE MAN BLUES BAND
3:00PM - CONNIE LONG WITH FAST PATSY
5:00PM - JUNIOR BROWN
FRI 24 OPEN MIC NIGHT Hosted by Kellie Ann & A Full
House, Linda on Violin 7-11pm
SAT 25 Jim & Tim Soulful Blues on the Deck 3-7pm
SUN 26 GENE CORBIN Americana on the deck 3-7pm
SUN 26 Paw and Eric Alt bluegrass 7pm
MON 27 Jim & Tim Soulful Blues on the Deck 2-6pm
FRI 24 OPEN MIC NIGHT with Glenn Neff 7-11pm
Open Everyday
May 18th & 19th Crawdaddy Blues Festival Sponsored by the Mine Shaft Tavern
The 6th Annual "CrawDaddy Blues Fest" live music/food event will be for 2 days next to Madrid's Old Coal Town Museum under the Big Tent. The music is fantastic and the food will match the music. The Mine Shaft Tavern has the freshest crawfish driven up from SE Texas and cooks it right in front of guests. If you love crawfish, do not miss this event!
In addition, shrimp, catfish, gumbo and many other foods will be available. There will be a full bar and plenty of shade. Kids under 12 are free, no coolers, outside beverages or food allowed.
Paid parking available behind the Mine Shaft Tavern, additional parking available on the north end of town by the ballpark.
Madrid is about 30 minutes south of Santa Fe on the Turquoise Trail. Special lodging available at the Inn at Santa Fe, and a shuttle may be available through them also. http://www.innatsantafe.com/ (505) 474-9500
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TICKETS: Call 505.473.0743 or email tickets@TheMineShaftTavern.com
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