Matthew KirkFollowingMaya the jaguar still thriving at 20!Maya, the beloved jaguar at ABQ BioPark, just turned 20—outliving the average jaguar lifespan and still going strong! Even with some age-related kidney issues, she’s full of energy, playing with her favorite fire hose cube and boomer balls. The BioPark team is making sure every day is special for her, showing real dedication to animal care. It’s inspiring to see how Maya’s story highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the joy these animals bring to our community. What are your favorite memories of visiting Maya or other animals at the BioPark? #Pets #Albuquerque #ABQBioPark901Share
Christina Davis+FollowRemembering Michelle Matthews’ impact in AlbuquerqueLosing Michelle Matthews on Thanksgiving hits hard for so many in Albuquerque’s radio and media community. She brought a wealth of experience from Detroit, Columbus, St. Louis, and beyond, making a real difference in local broadcasting in just a short time. Colleagues and friends are sharing heartfelt memories, showing just how much she meant to those around her. It’s a reminder of how one person’s passion and leadership can ripple through an entire industry and city. How do you think her legacy will shape the future of local radio here? #Business #Albuquerque #RadioCommunity00Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowAlbuquerque’s River of Lights is back!Albuquerque’s Botanical Gardens just flipped the switch on the River of Lights, and it’s already turning chilly evenings into pure magic. Imagine strolling 1.6 miles through glowing tunnels, past over 700 hand-welded light sculptures—some towering, some whimsical, all dazzling. With hot cocoa and baked treats in hand, families and friends are making this a must-do for the holiday season. The lights run nightly (except Dec. 24 & 25) until Dec. 30, so there’s plenty of time to catch the glow. Who’s planning a visit? Share your favorite light display memories or tips for first-timers! #News #Albuquerque #RiverOfLights00Share
Robin Long+FollowHoliday magic lights up Albuquerque nightsAlbuquerque’s Botanic Garden is absolutely glowing right now—River of Lights is back, and it’s bigger than ever! With over 700 dazzling displays stretching across 1.6 miles, this is New Mexico’s largest walkable light show. It’s the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit, whether you’re with family, friends, or just looking for a peaceful stroll. Don’t forget, tickets are online only, and the free park-and-ride from the BioPark Zoo makes getting there a breeze. Who’s already been, and what’s your favorite display? Let’s swap tips for the best photo spots! #News #Albuquerque #RiverOfLights00Share
darrell47+FollowPokémon fans light up Albuquerque ChristmasPokémon took over Albuquerque this weekend as the Embassy Suites transformed into a festive hub for trainers of all ages. From trading cards and gaming battles to face painting and even Pokémon tattoos, the ‘Very Poke Christmas’ event was all about celebrating the love for Pokémon and bringing the community together. Kids under 12 got in free, and cosplayers scored bonus card packs, making it a real treat for families and fans. Events like this show just how powerful shared interests can be in uniting a city. Who else thinks Albuquerque needs more gatherings like this? #News #Albuquerque #Pokemon00Share
Shelia Miller+FollowAlbuquerque’s art scene comes alive this weekendOver 150 artists from across the country have transformed Albuquerque into a vibrant hub of creativity for the 25th annual Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festival. It’s not just about shopping for unique jewelry, fine art, or pottery—there’s live music, hands-on art demos, a kids’ creation station, and even a Culinary Arts Row for foodies to sample local flavors. Whether you’re an art lover or just looking for a fun way to spend the weekend, this festival is a true celebration of community and creativity. Who’s heading out to see what local and national artists are bringing to town? #News #Albuquerque #ArtFestival00Share
kellydesiree+FollowMeet your new best friend in Albuquerque!Albuquerque shelters are overflowing with lovable dogs just waiting for a second chance—and they could be the perfect addition to your family. From playful pups like Princess and Vinny to gentle giants like Kinder, there’s a wide variety of personalities and breeds looking for a forever home. Local shelters are working hard to match these sweet animals with caring people. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s the time to make a real difference. Which type of dog would fit best in your life? Let’s talk about what makes a great match! #Pets #AdoptDontShop #Albuquerque20Share
hwatkins+FollowPueblo Market brings Indigenous art to AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque just got a vibrant dose of Indigenous creativity—hundreds of Native artists filled the Isleta Resort and Casino for the 11th annual Pueblo Market. The event wasn’t just about shopping; it was a celebration of culture, with everything from intricate jewelry and pottery to eagle feathers and live Pueblo dance performances. Locals left with unique finds and a deeper appreciation for the artistry and traditions of New Mexico’s Pueblos. Events like this remind us how much local culture shapes our community. What’s your favorite Indigenous art or tradition you’ve experienced? #Entertainment #Albuquerque #IndigenousArt00Share
darrell47+FollowAlbuquerque’s Sawmill Market transforms for the holidaysAlbuquerque’s Sawmill Market is turning into a winter wonderland this season, and it’s more than just pretty lights. From festive eats and cozy fire pits to a jaw-dropping display of 60 decorated trees supporting local kids, there’s something for everyone. Kids can decorate ornaments, write letters to Santa, and even drop them in a North Pole mailbox. The food scene is next-level—think truffle French dips, spicy sushi rolls, and Taiyaki ice cream. It’s free to explore, and if you want to make a weekend of it, Hotel Albuquerque is right across the street. Who’s planning to check it out? #News #Albuquerque #SawmillMarket10Share
Matthew KirkFollowingMeet Albuquerque’s adoptable pups!Every day, loving dogs in Albuquerque shelters wait for someone to give them a second chance. From energetic Lola the Lab mix to sweet lapdog Harley the Bulldog, and playful Chewy the Terrier, these pups are ready to bring joy and companionship into your life. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s the perfect time—these furry friends are hoping for a cozy home and a caring family. Check out their stories and see if one of them could be your new best friend. Have you adopted a shelter pet before? Share your experience or tips below! #Pets #AdoptDontShop #Albuquerque20Share