Good morning, Farmington.

Al Hurricane Jr. died Tuesday at 66 — the New Mexico music icon left behind a legacy that touched fans statewide, including many in Farmington.

New Mexico has opened enrollment for its free Summer Reading Program for K-8 students, offering small-group literacy sessions led by trained instructors.

The program (serving up to 10,000 students) will run in June and July at schools, libraries and community organizations.

State wildlife officials urge residents to secure food and trash as bear activity increases with warmer weather.

Campers, hikers, and homeowners are advised to keep areas clean and contact local wildlife officers if bears become a concern.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham declared statewide drought and severe fire conditions on May 20 after historic low snowpack and record-high spring temperatures, directing agencies to provide timely resources and launching a new online drought portal.

Riverfest Fine Art Show & Plein Air Celebration

10 a.m. to 7 p.m. — Berg Park — Free entry — Celebrate local rivers with music, art, races, and family-friendly activities along the Animas River trails.

Beyond the Concert Hall: American Mavericks

7-8 p.m. — Connie Gotsch Theatre — Ticket required — Explore the innovative spirit of American music with the San Juan Symphony under the guidance of Thomas Heuser.