The Connie Mack World Series is an annual amateur baseball tournament held in Farmington, New Mexico, and a longstanding summer tradition dating to 1965. Presented by the American Amateur Baseball Congress, the event brings elite teams together for competitive games and championship play at Ricketts Park. Its history began with a local effort to bring the tournament to Farmington; after earlier stops in St. Joseph and Springfield, the series made the city its home for more than six decades.

The organization helps fans and participants plan their experience through tournament schedules, team information, ticket sales, field locations, and event details. Its program also includes community celebrations and activities alongside the games. Visitors can find information about local accommodations, dining, and attractions, while volunteers can explore opportunities such as hosting families, assisting as runners, and serving as ballboys.

For audiences beyond the ballpark, the series provides media coverage and access to live streaming, radio, social media, photography, and news.