Category: Community Event
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Indigenous Life Celebration & Youth Powwow
Honor Native American Heritage Month at this two-day celebration! Interactive activities promote Native culture, language, and heritage.
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City Comprehensive Plan Meeting online on Zoom
It’s been six years since the city adopted the Albuquerque Comprehensive Plan, the road map that guides every department and City Council decision. As we celebrate six years since its adoption, it’s time to reflect, assess, and educate ourselves on the strides we’ve made.
Join this citywide public engagement session to reflect, assess, and learn about the plan and what it means for you.
Zoom details to be posted HERE in advance of the meeting.
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City Comprehensive Plan Meeting at Alvarado Transit Center
It’s been six years since the city adopted the Albuquerque Comprehensive Plan, the road map that guides every department and City Council decision. As we celebrate six years since its adoption, it’s time to reflect, assess, and educate ourselves on the strides we’ve made.
Join this citywide public engagement session to reflect, assess, and learn about the plan and what it means for you.
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City Comprehensive Plan Meeting at International District Library
It’s been six years since the city adopted the Albuquerque Comprehensive Plan, the road map that guides every department and City Council decision. As we celebrate six years since its adoption, it’s time to reflect, assess, and educate ourselves on the strides we’ve made.
Join this citywide public engagement session to reflect, assess, and learn about the plan and what it means for you.
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Three Sisters Kitchen Food Justice Reading Circle
Come to Three Sisters Kitchen to read about and discuss anticolonial and antiracist approaches to food justice and the importance of local agriculture. First in a three-part series every other Tuesday.
First meeting: The Global Capitalist/Colonial Context – Reading: Raj Patel and Jason W. Moore, “Cheap Food,” in A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things: A Guide to Capitalism, Nature, and the Future of the Planet
Register to receive the readings by email!
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Annular Eclipse (of the Heart)
View the annular eclipse in a beautiful setting with food and activities! FREE eclipse glasses for safe viewing.
Questions? Contact valledeoro@fws.gov
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Don’s Book Store Free Comics and Kids Books
Come by Don’s for free comics and books for kids, plus $1 comics and vendors including Ala Jerky, Tarot by Jam, a photo booth and more!
Don’t miss Don’s last free book event of the season!
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Operation Great Pumpkin Halloween Party
HALLOWEEN FUN! Family-friendly games, candy, food, haunted house, costume contest, and more! All free at Cesar Chavez Community Center.
NMBLC will be there with treats, face painting, a photo booth, and a raffle for a free laptop! Come and get your party on!
Questions? Call 505-256-2680.
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District 6 Candidate Forum
Join the Nob Hill Neighborhood Association and League of Women Voters for a fact-finding forum. All four District 6 city council candidates – Kristin Greene, Jeffrey Hoehn, Abel Otero, and Nichole Rogers – will answer prepared and audience questions about the issues that matter to voters.
Come and add your questions to the mix! Your knowledge and your vote matter!