Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — As the weather starts to warm up, departments across the City are hosting a number of events and programs for kids and families to enjoy. From Spring Break Camps at the BioPark, all day youth programs at local community centers, to Teen Tuesdays, and fun outdoor activities like tennis and pickleball, there is a way for everyone to get out, get active, and connect with their community this season.
“Our City departments work hard all year long to make sure there are fun, interesting things for our families to do,” said Mayor Tim Keller. “Spring is a great time to reconnect with all the great things our city has to offer. Whether it’s an Open Space event for the whole family or a program to keep kids cared for over Spring Break, there are safe, accessible activities for everyone in our community enjoy.”
Some of the seasons upcoming events include:
- Family Nature Club: Growing Gardens
- STEM Day with APD
- Albuquerque’s Birthday Celebration in Old Town
- One Albuquerque Cleanup Day
- Mother’s Day at the Zoo
For more events, visit cabq.gov/spring.
“We have so many fantastic opportunities for children and families this spring,” said Community Recreation Division Manager, Cristin Chavez-Smith. “Across the city, we are committed to creating ways to keep our youth engaged and help folks get active in their communities. We hope to see folks out and enjoying this beautiful time of year in Albuquerque.”
Along with the special events coming this season, the City’s ongoing programming at community centers, parks, pools, and museums continue to provide entertainment and activities for the whole family. Visit cabq.gov/spring to explore more things to do in Albuquerque.
