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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In our latest plan of action, read about the Chamber’s strategic plans for transforming Downtown Albuquerque, improving academic performance in our public schools and reducing crime – as well as the recent progress that has been made in each of these areas. Inside the Plan of Action, explore how the Chamber advocates for local businesses
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On Sept. 11, the city’s Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency held an open house to discuss the city’s Downtown Parking Study. The survey — which was available for about six weeks — from mid-December 2024 to the end of January 2025, received responses from 369 individuals including 225 unique written comments. Many of the written responses addressed
According to a new study released by CoWorkingCafe, Albuquerque ranks at No. 9 on the list among U.S. cities for overall economic growth, earning 59.4 points thanks to its strong wage gains, robust GDP expansion and thriving entrepreneurial activity. Grounded in 11 key metrics — including GDP growth, job creation, housing expansion, export strength, business
After months of preparation, Titan Development broke ground a hotel and food hall on Central Avenue near Presbyterian Hospital. On Friday, Aug. 8, Titan partner Kurt Browning and Mayor Tim Keller celebrated the project — which could help recruiting efforts for health care workers. “This development represents more than just new business — it’s a
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From left, David Silverman, Geltmore principal; Doug Majewski, Hartman + Majewski Design Group CEO; William Keleher of Smidt, Reist & Keleher, P.C.; Sherman McCorkle, GACC Legislative Session and State Government Advocacy chair; and Terry Brunner, Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency director, joined other Chamber Bold Issue Group (BIG) members for the program year’s first Downtown Transformation meeting
