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Twinkle Light Parade
Albuquerque’s beloved Twinkle Light Parade is here again! The parade usually features about 260 twinkled-up vehicles and 4,000 people. Entries include trucks and trailers, cement mixers, buses, marching bands, ambulances and firetrucks, dance groups, athletic teams, and more – all lovingly created by our community! This will also be an opportunity for holiday shopping at stores and special vendors.
The twinkly procession will roll west on Central Ave. through Nob Hill from Washington St. to Girard Blvd. The street will be closed and impossible to cross by car, so plan ahead! Free parking will be available at the parking lot located on the southwest corner of Lomas Blvd. and University Blvd. (View Map) Shuttles will run from the lot to Johnson Field from 3 to 10:30 pm.
More info, including restroom locations, HERE
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NDI Winter Soul-stice Jam and Bazaar
Work on your holiday shopping and enjoy a show at the Winter Soul-stice Jam and Bazaar at National Dance Institute of NM! The Bazaar will have booths stationed throughout the entire first floor of the Hiland Theater at 4800 Central Avenue SE. Enjoy vendors and an open house as well as a great show!
Interested in a vendor booth? They are FREE and NDI wants you at their party. Contact Elana Anderson at eanderson@ndi-nm.org NO LATER THAN Friday, November 27, 2023!
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AfroMundo Social Justice Series: Liz Olivia Fernandez
Join AfroMundo at NHCC’s Wells Fargo Theater for a FREE screening of segments of two short documentaries featuring Cuban journalist and activist Liz Olivia Fernandez. Fernandez will be present, and will give a talk before the community discussion.
Register HERE. UpLift Chronicles article on the film series HERE.
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CABQ Small Business Resource Fair
Grow your business with help from a variety of organizations at the CABQ Small Business Resource Fair. Connect with over 20 organizations that can help develop your business, including lenders, marketers, and more.
The resource and networking event is FREE and the first 100 attendees will receive a free voucher to an on-site local food truck! Register HERE
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Adobe Career Branding Workshop – Free!
Invest in yourself with a FREE Adobe career branding workshop! Learn step-by-step how to create storytelling presentations and memorable branding! Bring your device with you and sign up for a FREE account at express.adobe.com so you can work along with the presenter.
Kevin Bryant, Customer Success Manager for Adobe Systems, will work with us at the NMBLC offices in Albuquerque on Thursday, November 16th, 2023, from 10:00am to 11:30am. We will provide some light refreshments for your convenience. Register with the QR code on the flyer or by clicking HERE.
Level up your digital savvy! Free parking and snacks provided!
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Mending a Broken Biology
Yale assistant professor Brandon Ogbunu has a vision for a study of biology that is “reflective, more technically sound, less reliant on essential categories, and better equipped to dismantle pernicious falsehoods.”
Learn more from Ogbunu himself in UNM’s Centennial Larrañaga Auditorium. Refreshments will be served after the talk. Register HERE.
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Mending a Broken Biology
Yale professor Brandon Ogbunu has a vision for a study of biology that is “biology that is reflective, more technically sound, less reliant on essential categories, and better equipped to dismantle pernicious falsehoods.”
Learn more about this vision from Ogbunu himself! Refreshments will be served after the talk. Register HERE.
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Junior Foodies Kids’ Cooking Club: Bread
Kids and families will learn about a food, then join in a tasting or prepare the food themselves. The theme for November is delicious, aromatic fresh bread!
This Month’s Book: Bread, Bread, Bread by Ann Morris. This Month’s Recipe: homemade bread
Registration is limited! Just a few seats available. Register HERE to snag your spot!
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Paper Bead Workshop
Tara Trudell (Santee Sioux/Raramuri/Mexican/Spanish) will guide you in a beautiful process that cultivates healing, expression, and belonging: Your personal writings will be cut into strips and rolled into beads.
