The city’s Department of Arts & Culture has selected Michael Ogilvie as its new Public Art Urban Enhancement Division manager following a competitive national search. Ogilvie stepped into the leadership role in November and brings a dynamic mix of experience, creativity, and vision to the department. Ogilvie has over 30 years of experience in the […]
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Nine temporary light-based art installations envisioned by local artists will activate City Brights III, a unique partnership between the Department of Arts & Culture’s Public Art Program and Albuquerque ArtWalk. The installations will illuminate Downtown through spring of 2026. City Brights III will switch on two art installations during the December 5 ArtWalk in Downtown
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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) received the award for Best Cultural Heritage Experience from the American Indigenous Tourism Association. The award was announced at the 27th Annual American Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC) in Choctaw, Miss. The Excellence in Indigenous Tourism Awards honors outstanding professionals and organizations in the industry. In addition, they recognize the
It’s been a season to be Lobo proud. On Sunday, the University of New Mexico football team was invited to play at the Rate Bowl in Phoenix on Dec. 26. The game starts at 2:30 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN. The Lobos will face off against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Tickets are available
The Chamber is encouraging its members to participate in a roundtable discussion regarding the best use of the fairgrounds in terms of helping businesses grow and thrive. The Zoom roundtable will be at noon Wednesday, Dec. 10. Click here to register for free. Organizers of the roundtable hope to engage the larger business community around Albuquerque. The
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On Dec. 1, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual briefing with Legislative Finance Committee Director Charles Sallee, who discussed New Mexico’s finances and economy ahead of the upcoming legislative session, which begins on Jan. 20. Sallee highlighted New Mexico’s $11 billion budget, with projected surpluses, and emphasized the need for strategic
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