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Engage People • Rebuild Places • Revitalize Economies A program of the New Mexico Economic Development Department, New Mexico MainStreet works throughout the state to help affiliated local organizations create an economically viable business environment while preserving cultural and historic resources.
New Mexico MainStreet uses a community asset-based approach to economic development in partnership with local revitalization organizations to rebuild the local downtown economy.
The program’s core objective is downtown revitalization and redevelopment and the mission is to develop local capacity to engage people , rebuild places and revitalize economies resulting in economically thriving downtowns, greater business and employment opportunities and a higher quality of life.
MainStreet Rebuilds Places We leverage public and private sector reinvestment to make improvements through streetscapes and creative placemaking projects. MainStreet Revitalizes Economies Vibrant downtowns serve residents and visitors and attract new businesses. MainStreet Engages People We provide economic development services to develop local leadership and capacity.
Arts & Cultural Districts Capital Outlay Public Infrastructure Project-based Initiatives New Mexico MainStreet’s 2025 Annual Budget & Salary Survey Highlights Community Impact May 14, 2026 Celebrate National Small Business Week in MainStreet Districts April 28, 2026 Experience Route 66 with NM MainStreet’s Passport Program April 15, 2026 Check out Grant and Job Opportunities Learn about New Mexico MainStreet’s 35 year history in this commemorative video: Why We Love MainStreet in 3 Words: Voices from New Mexico MainStreet Watch our video series to learn about the entrepreneurs, building owners and communities in our districts.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and nonprofit organizations in New Mexico. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
New Mexico MainStreet Program is funded by New Mexico Economic Development Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Mexico. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Business Development & Expansion Grant (Creative Industries Division) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This funding opportunity is designed for organizations with a demonstrated history of impactful work in supporting creative entrepreneurs and advancing creative industry development across New Mexico. This includes organizations that support creative industry companies and workers.
Creative Industries Division Grant Opportunities (Existing Creative Businesses) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico that have at least three years of operation. The Creative Industries Division offers various grants to support artists, creative businesses, and organizations with funding for growth, infrastructure, and innovation.
Business Development & Expansion Grant (New Mexico) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico with at least three years of operation. Funds can be used for inventory, equipment, marketing, promotion, digital presence, small infrastructure improvements, and technology/software improvements. Preferential points are given to businesses with fewer than ten employees and those in rural areas.
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