- Bark in the ParkNew Mexico United hosted more than 200 dogs and 10,000 people for its second annual “Pups on the Pitch” event April 25. Fans who wanted to bring their dogs to the game could sit with them in the outfield for an extra $5.05. Pet owners had to sign safety waivers and show proof their dogs… Read more: Bark in the Park
- Celebrating eight years of the ABQ ArtwalkThe ABQ Artwalk celebrated its eighth anniversary April 3 with live painting demonstrations, fashion and flamenco.
- Trans Day of Visibility offers people a space for joy and communityBurqueños gathered for a drag show and concert.
- This Albuquerque rock climbing group takes trans and nonbinary people to new heightsFor trans and nonbinary people, it can be hard to stay active when joining a sport is surrounded by politics. Trans Senders is trying to change that.
- Spring FeverAs we approach finals week here’s your reminder to stop and smell—or at least ogle—the flowers.
- Assistance dogs lighten the mood at the RoundhouseTrainers from Assistance Dogs of the West bring the pups to the Roundhouse to simulate conditions they’ll face in their service jobs.
- Lobo loss leads to new leadershipNew Mexico Lobos welcome Bronco Mendenhall after Utah State loss.
- ASUNM 59th Craft Fair: A showcase of local artistry and community involvementThe 59th Annual ASUNM Craft Fair showcased handmade art and wares by over 70 local artists.
- Sandhill Cranes make their return to AlbuquerqueThis December, look out for 34th annual Festival of the Cranes. Beautiful birds will come to New Mexico this winter to seek warmth.
- Two local businesses host spooky tea partyCurious Toast Cafe and Glitter Alchemy, two local Albuquerque businesses, hosted a spooky Halloween tea party to help spark the community’s passion and creativity.