Join us for a prehistoric Summer Reading 2026: "Unearth a Story" kickoff party! We'll be celebrating with Jurassic games, activities, crafts, snacks, giveaways, and more. All ages are invited to participate, sign up for our Summer Reading Program, and earn prizes all summer long.
🎉 Cue the confetti — the Westside Family YMCA Grand Opening event is almost here! Join us this coming Saturday, May 30th from 11AM–2PM as we celebrate this exciting new space for our community with local vendors, tours, sample classes, and all the excitement the new Y has to offer. Want to check out our […]
New Mexico Entertainment is back with its Summer event, Morning Toons. Grab your pajamas, your blanket, and take part in this Saturday morning event with your family and friends. Come out to watch old-school cartoons from your childhood on the big screen at The Guild Cinema. Cereal is included with your ticket! So kick back, […]
Tennis For Fun is a volunteer organization that provides athletes with an opportunity to have fun playing tennis. Our program specializes with athletes of all ages that are intellectually handicapped, […]
The Route 66 Visitor Center is turning up the volume in celebration of 100 years of the Mother Road with the Centennial Concert Series, presented by the New Mexico Music Hall of Fame. Join the celebration every Saturday from April 11 through May 30, noon to 4 pm, for live performances by some of New […]
It's family day at Tin Can Alley Albuquerque this Saturday because it's time for Day Camp! Here's what we got: 🎵 student DJ's from Warehouse 505 🎽 custom t-shirt screen printing from students at Warehouse 505 🔬 interactive science stations from Explora on the patio ⛳️ mini golf We will be making a donation to […]
When: May 30th, 12-6 PMWhere: Makers District Block- La Cumbre Brewing, Canteen Brewhouse, Los Toasties, Heidi's, and NM Clay Come explore the Maker’s District at our first-ever Neighborhood Block Party on Friday, 5/30 from 12–6 PM Businesses throughout the Makers District are opening their doors for an afternoon of craft beer, food, art, music, pop-ups, […]
Saturday, May 30, 2026 12:30 pm NHCC | Bank of America Theatre Join us for the 2026 Miss Indian New Mexico Pageant, a celebration of culture, leadership, and the resilience […]
Join us at the Erna Fergusson Library as we host Quang Minh Temple Lion Dance troop for a high energy Lion Dance performance. Prepare to be amazed with thrilling acrobatics and mesmerizing dance - family friendly fun for everyone!
Stop by the Albuquerque Museum School during your visit to make an art project. We welcome families to the Museum with opportunities to get creative together. Workshops are included with paid admission. General admission: $3–$6.
Six teams will compete to see who can put together a puzzle the fastest! Each team will have the same puzzle and 90 minutes to build. The team who correctly assembles the most puzzle pieces in the shortest amount of time will win a prize! Attendance is limited to 18 - six teams with three […]
Join us for May’s Really Really Free Market on May 30th (1-3pm) at Bennie Hargrove park! RESPECT THE SPACE & EACH OTHER :) Pick up after yourself and your pets. This is a community space for folks of all backgrounds, abilities, income levels, etc. Mask up to protect each other from illness and surveillance and […]
Join us for a construction themed open play with a vest and hard hat for every little one to wear during the party and take home. We will also have themed Construction snacks for everyone. $25 ticket includes one child age 5 and under and one adult. Add an additional adult spectator for $10.
Save the date for the 2026 International Fest, a free, all-ages event celebrating our community's diverse heritage. This year's festival will be held on Saturday, May 30, 2026 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Phil Chacon Park. Vendor applications are still open! Visit our vendor sign-up page today! Come enjoy an afternoon of fun […]
Mountain Dulcimers have earned a place in our American musical heritage. The emigrants living on the American frontier earned the name ‘hillbillies’ because they settled in the Appalachian mountains. Musical traditions ran deep in these communities. They built simple, fretted instruments from whatever wood was available and the American mountain dulcimer was born and like many instruments, […]
