Reclaiming Streets for People
Homewise presents Janette Sadik-Khan, former Commissioner of the New York City Department of Transportation and author of Streetfight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution. She will share some of what she’s learned while transforming streets in cities around the world. Sadik-Khan will explore how safer walking and biking infrastructure, better transit, and more flexible public spaces can […]
NOMA Spring Social
Join the New Mexico Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects for an evening of food, drink, connection, collaboration, and shared purpose. Not just for architects, this gathering will include designers and emerging voices shaping the future of the built environment across New Mexico. Hosted at Q Station in Albuquerque, JUNTOS will reflect NOMA’s mission […]
NMBLC After-School Reading Program
Students ages 5 to 18! Join us at NMBLC’s beautiful offices for an after-school reading program, every Monday from April 6 to May 4. Build your reading confidence and skills. Offered by the ID HOST Collaborative, a community-centered initiative bringing together leaders from the Highland Cluster’s community schools in Albuquerque’s International District. Register HERE! What […]
Goodwill Career Fair
New Mexico job seekers! Meet hiring managers from companies in our community, conduct on-the-spot interviews, and get valuable job leads. This community career fairs offer a diverse range of employment opportunities for all ages, backgrounds, and career paths. Dress for success and bring copies of your resume!
United for ALICE
Who is ALICE? Or, no… what is ALICE? ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. …Okay, but what does that mean? Basically, it means those who cannot make ends meet even though they’re working hard. United Way’s Jeanette Brahl will speak about how UW’s research and initiatives help us understand what our community is […]
2026 AfroMundo Festival
The future is not fixed. Be part of the 2026 AfroMundo festival, “Futurism: Manifesting the Envisioned.” Move toward a better tomorrow with this curated collection of artists, truth-tellers, and visionaries. Full festival details at AfroMundo’s website.
AfroMundo Festival: Jamila Woods
Jamila Woods has been featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk, CBS This Morning, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Don’t miss this award-winning poet whose work blurs boundaries between poem and song! Like all AfroMundo Festival events, this opening concert is FREE but RESERVATIONS are required.
UpLift Meeting: ID Action Lab
Join us at 1314 Madeira SE for an interactive action lab focusing on three game-changing issues in the International District: Clean Corridors, Homelessness & Shelter Solutions, and Rental Accountability. Engage in solutions-focused discussion with other passionate advocates for the International District, and move together to next-step action proposals.
Dolores Huerta film screening
Dolores Huerta is one of the most influential figures of the labor movement, though her name was little known (outside her home state of New Mexico) until she broke her silence about lionized labor leader Cesar Chavez. This Friday, The Mothership Alumni (105 4th ST) will be screening the 96-minute 2018 documentary DOLORES. Join in […]
Hillary Smith and the Chill House Band
Don’t miss this summer night of music at Winrock Park! New Mexico native vocalist Hillary Smith has been electrifying audiences across the United States for more than 35 years – let her electrify you at this free outdoor concert! Hard-driving, straight-up blues band the Memphis P-Tails will open the evening. Get there early to grab a […]