Tag: #free
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AAPAC Kids’ Summer of Fun!
The African American Performing Arts Center Summer of Fun! RSVP online by May 29! “From interactive workshops exploring the wonders of science to captivating storytelling sessions that transport them to magical worlds, each day promises a new adventure.”
The program will take place from 8:00 to 4:00, June 10 to July 12. Kids aged 8 to 14 welcome! Find more info HERE.
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Santa Fe Juneteenth Celebration
Celebrate Juneteenth in style… food, vendors, poets, and performers including headliners Hot 8 Brass Band straight from New Orleans!
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Pirate Party & Summer Reading Program Kickoff
Celebrate the start of 2024’s Summer Reading Program with a Pirate Party at the International District Library! Enjoy activity & craft stations, Pirate Picture Portraits, and a scavenger hunt. Sign up for your reading log and start earning prizes just by reading.
And this Summer Reading Program isn’t just for kids – all ages are welcome to participate. So put on your best pirate swagger and head on down!
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FLAME Employability Skills Workshop
Check out this series of innovative, free workshops hosted by Bernalillo County, designed to empower folks who may face challenges in finding a permanent job. Successful completion of the 20-hour employability workshop, which covers skills from building a personal brand to mastering job interviews, opens up new opportunities through the FLAME job rotation program.
Workshops are space-limited and first come, first served. Register HERE to reserve your seat and receive location details.
*FLAME was developed with the intention to serve those residents that either never got a first chance or need a second chance.
This includes but is not limited to recently released inmates, those in rehabilitation, aging-out foster youth, disabled individuals, housing voucher clients, veterans, women recovering from domestic violence, those living in temporary housing, and other individuals wanting a new beginning or second chance.
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FLAME Employability Skills Workshop
Check out this series of innovative, free workshops hosted by Bernalillo County, designed to empower folks who may face challenges in finding a permanent job. Successful completion of the 20-hour employability workshop, which covers skills from building a personal brand to mastering job interviews, opens up new opportunities through the FLAME job rotation program.
Workshops are space-limited and first come, first served. Register HERE to reserve your seat and receive location details.
*FLAME was developed with the intention to serve those residents that either never got a first chance or need a second chance.
This includes but is not limited to recently released inmates, those in rehabilitation, aging-out foster youth, disabled individuals, housing voucher clients, veterans, women recovering from domestic violence, those living in temporary housing, and other individuals wanting a new beginning or second chance.
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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Virtual Informational
Join the MIGHTY Western Region of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc, to learn about their sisterhood and community impact as servant leaders, and how you can become a part!
Open to women of good character who are currently pursuing or hold a Bachelor’s degree or higher. Registration is required at www.westernsgrho.org.
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River Cleanup Day
Celebrate the National River Cleanup in the Bosque! Meet in the dirt parking lot on the north side of Central, just west of the river (map) to enjoy morning snacks – then head out to pick up trash along the shoreline and trails. There will be raffles and a prize for the WEIRDEST piece of trash!
Wear sturdy footwear and bring work gloves, water, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and a hat if you’ve got one! Parking is very limited, so please carpool (or bike!) if you can.
To sign up, visit One Albuquerque Volunteers or contact Volunteer Program Coordinator Jenny Blackmore at jblackmore@cabq.gov or 505-768-3072.
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Brothers Working It Out: Barbershop Talks
Join the conversation! Every other Monday at All Eyes On Me. Free food, and free haircuts for the first 15 attendees!
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Cultivating Wakandan Resilience: Afrofuturism & Gardening
Join the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture for an exciting webinar exploring the connection between Afrofuturism and gardening. Get a fresh perspective on resilience and African American gardening – as well as have some fun with Wakandan botany trivia!
Register HERE for connection information.
