Tag: family

  • Hearing Our Voices, Reading Our Words

    Hearing Our Voices, Reading Our Words

    Start your Black History Month off right by honoring Black authors of New Mexico! Featuring poet Dr. Doris A. Fields and children’s book author Charlia Boyer.

  • The Muppet Christmas Carol

    The Muppet Christmas Carol

    Join the Muppets for a classic holiday caper, with Kermit as Bob Cratchit, Michael Caine as Scrooge, and many more Muppets throughout! Free showing at the International District Library.

  • NMBLC Vaccine Clinic

    NMBLC Vaccine Clinic

    Avoid the sniffles and sneezes, the aches and isolation – and worse! Stay healthy this winter with FREE Covid and flu vaccinations at NMBLC.

  • 1st Annual Luminito Celebration

    1st Annual Luminito Celebration

    Do you call them “Luminaria” or “Farolitos”? Either way, come celebrate this beloved New Mexico tradition with festive lights, Matachine dancers, refreshments, food trucks, and a flashlight storywalk. And the world’s tallest (20 feet!) “Luminito.”

    All this fun is free! (And outdoors, so dress for the weather.) Registration for planning purposes is encouraged, but not required.

  • Thanksgiving Family Dinner

    Thanksgiving Family Dinner

    Enjoy a classic Thanksgiving meal and plenty of family fun at North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center. *Meals will stop serving after 6:30 p.m.*

    Reservations required. Call 505-764-6475 to sign up. This event is free with a Department of Senior Affairs membership.

  • CiQlovia Open Streets Festival

    CiQlovia Open Streets Festival

    CiQlovia is ABQ’s version of ciclovia – open streets. The 2024 CiQlovia route spans Kathryn Ave from Louisiana to San Pedro and will feature all kinds of activities, info, art, pop-up parks and playgrounds, a health hub – and a climbing wall!

  • Old Town Holiday Stroll

    Old Town Holiday Stroll

    Kick off the holiday season with this Albuquerque tradition. Enjoy performers in Plaza Don Luis and the gazebo, shopping, and of course – the tree lighting ceremony!

  • Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration

    Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration

    Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Tiguex Park with Native food trucks, a food sovereignty market, live music, youth activities, door prizes, and more!

  • Harvest Festival at the Botanic Garden

    Harvest Festival at the Botanic Garden

    Enjoy fresh-pressed cider, face painting, specialty snacks, artisan vendors, live music, beautiful fall arrangements, and more at the Botanic Garden’s Harvest Festival!

    Adults $12, senior and youth $6, child 2& under free. Get your timed-entry tickets HERE.

  • Junior Foodies: Kids’ Cooking Club

    Junior Foodies: Kids’ Cooking Club

    Let’s get cooking! Families and kids of all ages, meet once a month to read about and study a different seasonal, locally-grown food. Then head to the children’s activity room for a food tasting or to prepare a simple kid-friendly dish using our mobile kitchen!

     

    October: Baked sweet potato tots

    November: Navajo guest chef

    December: Mulled cider

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