Community events are in full swing around New Mexico from April 11-17. In Albuquerque, the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 29 is hosting a Veteran and Family Resource Fair at the Veterans Memorial. This event offers services, information, and resources for veterans, families, and caregivers. Meanwhile, adults can enjoy Discovery After Dark Adult STEM Night at the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, featuring hands-on experiments, art projects, and exhibits. The Show, Albuquerque’s longest-running comedy show, is also happening this weekend.
For those looking for fresh produce and local goods, the Downtown Growers’ Market offers a wide selection every Saturday from April to mid-November. Families can participate in April Family Day at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, engaging in Earth Day activities and crafts. Outdoor enthusiasts can sell, swap, or donate outdoor gear at the Outdoor Gear Sale & Swap at the Canteen Brewhouse.
One of the highlights of the week is the Expo New Mexico Flea Market, featuring food, vendors, and live entertainment. This market, the largest open-air market in New Mexico, is a must-visit for bargain hunters and entertainment seekers. Additionally, the Duke City Foodie Fest at Cliff’s Amusement Park promises a fun-filled day with over 100 food trucks, vendors, and activities for the whole family.
Heading to Los Alamos, attendees can enjoy the Sensory-Friendly Egg Hunt Event, while Alamogordo hosts the Chic Street Flea Market and Kid-tastic Fun Fair. The 1st Annual STEM Fest in Las Cruces offers insights into various STEM career paths through hands-on activities. Rio Rancho invites pet lovers to the Eggs ‘N Beggin’ Pet-acular event, featuring an Easter Egg Hunt and a pet parade.
Throughout the state, events like the Otero County Farmer’s Market, Camels at Coronado, and Spring Dumpster Weekend in Farmington offer unique experiences and opportunities for community engagement. The Organ Mountain Sunday Market in Las Cruces provides a platform for local vendors and retailers to showcase their products.
Albuquerque remains a hub of activity with events at Expo New Mexico, including the third annual ‘foot golf’ fundraiser tournament by New Mexico United. The city also offers resources for gardening enthusiasts, lifeguard aspirants, and individuals interested in composting food waste. Initiatives like the Senior Tech Connect Fair and Hero Bags distribution by Albuquerque Fire Rescue highlight the city’s commitment to community welfare.
Across New Mexico, the Department of Game and Fish hosts a Bowhunter Skills Camp, while Bernalillo County offers free dumping weekends at the East Mountain Transfer Station. The Western New Mexico University Board of Regents seeks a new president, and Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman announces his campaign for governor. Important legislative developments, such as the Aerial Firefighting Enhancement Act and roadway projects near Roswell, demonstrate the state’s focus on public safety and infrastructure improvement.
As New Mexico observes National Alcohol Awareness Month, the Department of Health aims to raise awareness of alcohol-related deaths. The state also grapples with challenges like unemployment rates and visa revocations affecting international students. Through various community events and legislative actions, New Mexico continues to navigate a diverse landscape of opportunities and challenges, reflecting a dynamic and evolving state fabric.
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