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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
Bad at art? Good! Come to the Erna Fergusson Library to help us make the worst art possible. Explore your creativity in a low-pressure environment! Craft materials will be provided. At the end of the event, participants will vote on the worst pieces. The “winner” will receive a prize for their piece. This program is […]
There’s a certain kind of Saturday that feels like a reset from the week. The sun is out, the pace is slower, and the city feels a little more like a neighborhood. The Last Saturday on Harvard is that kind of day. You’ll wander a lively corridor filled with local makers, artists, and small businesses, each […]
Plaza Don Luis is happy to present ‘Old Town Golden Hour.’ Your Saturday springtime ritual in the heart of Old Town. Join us for live music and entertainment, savory and sweet bites, fresh flower bouquets and Plaza wide specials featuring discounted wine from our three wineries. Guests can enjoy a rotating lineup of live musicians […]
Join us for the 2026 Community Expressions Inclusive Arts Festival & Fundraiser: Dinner, Variety Show & Silent Auction; with featured guest Ken Medema, and a special message from Temple Grandin! In support of Albuquerque Disability Arts Collaborative! ADAC is bringing disabled and non‑disabled artists, families, and neighbors together for a day of exhibits, workshops, performances […]
Dive-In Movies is BACK for the summer! 🎬☀️ We’re keeping it short + sweet this year with ONLY 3 nights, so make sure you don’t miss out 💦 📅 Summer Schedule: • Saturday, May 30 - K-Pop Demon Hunters • Saturday, June 27 - Mrs. Doubtfire • Saturday, August 1 – 🎉 FILM FIESTA (Local […]
The Corrales Growers’ Market operates to support the traditional agricultural economics of the Village of Corrales and to provide community access to sustainable sources of locally grown food. We support […]
Free admission to Albuquerque Museum on Sunday mornings, 9 am–1 pm General admission* to Albuquerque Museum is free on Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. EXCEPTION: No free […]
Join us for Brunch & Farmer's Market Style Swap of handmade, baked, or thrifted goods. Each guest will bring 15-20 of the same item to trade with friends and leave […]
The Rail Yards Market of Albuquerque operates on Sundays from 10am-2pm during the months of May-October. We are a non-profit run growers' market, originally established in 2014 by volunteers and neighborhood residents, celebrating all things local and at the heart of New Mexican culture. We are much more than your typical farmer's or grower's market; every […]
Staged in and around the Rio Grande River, "Laughing doesn’t need your help" a new ensemble performance manifesting our inevitable movement toward each other, tenderness, and meaning. Amid the present moment of climate catastrophe, rapidly escalating administrative violence, and widespread anxiety, a cast of performers are born from a murky collective unconscious into their own […]
