Albuquerque, NM Wedding Expo (1/20): Come see us on the runway during the NM Wedding Expo at Isleta on Sunday, Jan. 20. We'll be showing off the latest gowns from our designers. Check us out in the fashion show or at our booth.

Santa Fe, Anna Karenina, Moscow Operetta Theatre in HD in Santa Fe (1/20): A special HD presentation of the spectacular, breathtaking, emotional, high-tech musical production based on the masterpiece by Leo Tolstoy. Captured live from the Moscow Operetta Theatre.

Santa Fe, The Symphony String Quintet (1/20): This exceptional program opens with what many consider one of the finest in the string quintet repertoire, Mozart’s remarkable 515—among the very greatest of his chamber music masterpieces.

Albuquerque, Accidental Nudity at ABQ SOLO Fest 2019 (1/19): One of Six Emotionally Powerful Shows at Albuquerque’s Only Solo Performance Festival.

Albuquerque, American Crossroads Trio (1/20): American Crossroads Trio. Three of America’s most admired musicians meet for an unforgettable evening of musical diversity.

Albuquerque, Biologique -- An Art Exhibit Inspired by Nature (1/17 - 2/23): Look at our world differently. Come see works of art inspired by nature.

Corrales, Cantus Male Vocal Ensemble (1/26): The premier male vocal ensemble, Cantus, performs at Music in Corrales.

Rio Rancho, Rio Rancho Youth Chorus Open House (1/26): Rio Rancho Youth Chorus will be accepting new members at their Open House Saturday Jan. 26, 2019. The Open House will be held from 2-4 p.m. at the chorus' rehearsal space, The ASK Academy, located at

Alamogordo, Ben Young Comedy Magician (1/26): The City of Alamogordo Special Events Presents: Ben Young , Comedy Magician, from Las Vegas, NV! Ben Young performs all over the country and has been seen on Penn and Teller: Fool Us!

Alamogordo, USAMA NM State Championships & NMSKA Annual Award Banquet (1/19): Banquet tickets are $20.00 and must be purchased not later than January 13, 2019 by Mail or January 17, 2019 Online. This years banquet dinner will be Italian Themed

Albuquerque, 2019 NAGA Albuquerque Grappling Championship (2/2): NAGA is very excited to return to Lujan Hall at Expo New Mexico in Albuquerque, NM on February 2, 2019, for the NAGA Albuquerque Grappling Championship.

Albuquerque, Accidental Nudity at ABQ SOLO Fest 2019 (1/19): One of Six Emotionally Powerful Shows at Albuquerque’s Only Solo Performance Festival.

Albuquerque, Adam Goodwin · Mark Weaver + Artifact Projections · A. Zimmerman (1/18): Local musicians include experimental tuba player Mark Weaver (playing with the Artifact Projections), and experimental percussionist Alan Zimmerman.

Albuquerque, American Crossroads Trio (1/20): American Crossroads Trio. Three of America’s most admired musicians meet for an unforgettable evening of musical diversity.

Albuquerque, Aquarius Sunday Service (1/20): Religious services featuring the tenets of The Religion of the Stars and The Brotherhood of Light Lessons by C. C. Zain are held in Albuquerque, NM every third Sunday of the month.

Albuquerque, Baby its Cold Outside Plate Class (1/19): Join us and see how easy it is to create this adorable plate. In this class you will learn super easy & fun painting techniques to create your masterpiece.

Albuquerque, Bartending Competition (1/20): Think you're the best bartender in the city? Come prove it. Join our competition using only Hollow Spirits liquor.

Albuquerque, Biologique -- An Art Exhibit Inspired by Nature (1/17 - 2/23): Look at our world differently. Come see works of art inspired by nature.

Albuquerque, Braceros Exhibit (1/25 - 6/30): This exhibition features more than 30 black and white photographs of braceros taken by the photojournalist collective known as the Hermanos Mayo.

Albuquerque, Corrie Remembers at ABQ SOLO Fest 2019 (1/25 - 1/27): One of Six Emotionally Powerful Shows at Albuquerque’s Only Solo Performance Festival. A tribute to the legendary Dutch Christian Holocaust Rescuer, the late Corrie ten Boom, who helped hundreds of

Albuquerque, Deep Time Lab with Nina Elder Opening (2/8): Deep Time Lab is an experiment in how we situate ourselves within time. Throughout the Spring 2019 semester, this project will orient participants to earth’s new geologic epoch, the Anthropocene.

Albuquerque, Dial ‘M’ for Murder (1/25 - 2/10): A retired tennis pro plots the murder of his own wife—but when she turns the tables on an attempted assailant, she is convicted of murder.

Albuquerque, Diptych at ABQ SOLO Fest 2019 (1/11 - 1/27): A unique presentation based on local artist Susan Roden’s artwork. One of Six Emotionally Powerful Shows at Albuquerque’s Only Solo Performance Festival.

Albuquerque, Divas in Danger at ABQ SOLO Fest 2019 (1/19 - 1/20): One of Six Emotionally Powerful Shows at Albuquerque’s Only Solo Performance Festival

Albuquerque, Divide and Dissolve (1/26): Divide And Dissolve are a heavy two-piece utilising drums, guitar saxophone & live efx music designed to decolonize & dismantle white supremacy.

Albuquerque, Dog Language and Applications - Dog rescue, shelter, and dog pro (1/19): This one day only workshop taught by Phyllis Smuland, dog trainer with 35 years experience, will help dog rescue volunteers, dog shelter personnel and dog professionals.

Albuquerque, Ether Island w/ Nuzzzle and Carrier Waves at Sister (1/18): Carrier Waves. Moanin, groanin, fuzzy-wuzzy jingle-jangle. $5 at the door. Bands start at 9:30.

Albuquerque, Film: The Queen of Spain (1/24): Presented as part of the Bank of America Free Thursday Film Series in partnership with Instituto Cervantes.

Albuquerque, Fireside Yoga at Pueblo Harvest (1/20): Join us all Winter long at Pueblo Harvest on Sunday Mornings at 10 am every week. This class is perfect for all levels and is offered on their enclosed patio fireside.

Albuquerque, Form 990 Overview (2/8): This training will give participants a basic understanding of IRS Form 990 and why it should be considered a nonprofit’s "résumé" to grantors and contributors.

Albuquerque, Free 300HR Yoga Therapy Program Info Session (1/19): Interested in the upcoming 300-Hour Inner Peace Yoga Therapy Training? Want to learn more about Yoga Therapy?

Albuquerque, Free Womens Self-Defense seminar (1/19): Learn how to defend yourself from common attacks and be aware of your surroundings. Open to the public. Bring a friend. Dress comfortably.

Albuquerque, Guest Workshop: Climbing Aerial Fabric with Clara LaFrance (1/19): ALL THE CLIMBS. This workshop is specifically about the ascent... and how the use of different climbs can make a difference in the timing and feel of your whole act!

Albuquerque, Guitarist, Genevieve Leitner (1/27): Genevieve will play colorful Latin American dances and classic favorites for the Spanish guitar. Her program includes the music of J. S. Bach, Leo Brouwer, Atahualpa Yupanqui and more.

Albuquerque, Healing Hearts Luncheon & Silent Auction (2/8): The Children's Grief Center of NM's annual Luncheon & Silent Auction is our largest fundraiser and helps provide free bereavement services to grieving New Mexican children and their families.

Albuquerque, Homemade Lasagna 2 Ways (1/27): After the fruits of our labor, we will sit down to enjoy with a fresh herb salad, homemade rustic bread, and finish the evening with a seasonal torta!

Albuquerque, Incite (1/25): Incite perfected their signature brand of extreme sounds playing shows with DevilDriver, Crowbar, Brujeria, Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy, and Six Feet Under.

Albuquerque, Julian Dossett Trio at Rio Bravo Brewing (1/18): The Julian Dossett Trio returns to Rio Bravo Brewing Company, LLC!

Albuquerque, Lani Nash (1/19): Lani Nash has powerhouse vocals and a performance to match. Let her serenade you on a Saturday evening while you sip some beers and chat with friends. What could be better?

Albuquerque, Lektrique (1/26): Lektrique, aka Vincent Sergeant, is a 25-year old electronic music producer from Belgium. He started DJing local parties at 15 and quickly fell in love with the European electro scene. In 2011, he rel

Albuquerque, Lysistrata: A Womans Translation (2/8 - 3/3): A modern comedy in rhyme, adapted from the play by Aristophanes.

Albuquerque, Mele Luna Sound Healing Concert: Full Moon of the Wolf (1/19): Come enjoy a rich sound bath of Sacred Tibetan. Singing Bowls known to be used in healing ceremonies for centuries. $25 ticket. Pre-register to reserve your spot.

Albuquerque, Monday Morning Toddler Time at Explora (1/7 - 12/30): Enjoy time each Monday at Explora reserved especially for you and your toddler, ages 4 and under.

Albuquerque, Month of Giving - Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico (1/27): Join us in supporting the Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico on January 27, 2019. A portion of our daily sales will be donated to the charity.

Albuquerque, Movie Night (FREE)! (1/18): Join us to view and discuss, "Kusama-Infinity: The Life and Art of Yayoi Kusama," a film that receives rave reviews for its portrayal of a dedicated, innovative, quirky modern artist.

Albuquerque, Mozart Times Three (1/19): Three works written by the greatest of the great in a sure-to-sell-out concert! This night of wondrous music opens with the Turkish-inspired music of the Overture to The Abduction from the Seraglio.

Albuquerque, MTS Gala (2/2): A night of dinner, dancing, and entertainment! Join us for a night of food and fun as we celebrate our Diamond Jubilee of entertaining New Mexico audiences for 60 years!

Albuquerque, Nels Cline (2/8): Nels Cline is a New York-based guitarist and composer. Known to many as Wilco's lead guitarist, Cline's vast catalog spans four decades and explores many corners of the jazz, rock, punk and experiment

Albuquerque, NM Wedding Expo (1/20): Come see us on the runway during the NM Wedding Expo at Isleta on Sunday, Jan. 20. We'll be showing off the latest gowns from our designers. Check us out in the fashion show or at our booth.

Albuquerque, No Gi Jiu Jitsu seminar with ATOS black belt Mike Perez (1/26): Mike Perez is a black belt under Andre Galvao. He's a 2 time No Gi World Champion and 2 time ADCC veteran. He's been a coach at ATOS HQ since 2013. All schools are welcome! Registration is $50.

Albuquerque, OnTap Fire Rock Soul at IPCC Pueblo Harvest 1.25.19 6pm (1/25): 1st Show of 2019! OnTap is gonna light the stage @ the Pueblo Harvest FireRoom. Excellent venue with a dance floor made for dancing!! Show some support Friday, Jan. 25th, 2019

Albuquerque, Open House! (1/26): ILS is a PreK - 8th school that teaches a changeless Christ to a changing world. Come check us out!

Albuquerque, Parents’ Survival Night- Pajama Party! (1/19): In need of a night out? The Little Gym is a safe fun environment for your kids to play while you enjoy some grown up time! Our next theme is Pajama Party!

Albuquerque, Pesos and Patriots: New Mexico’s Role in the American War of Independence (1/26 - 5/19): As loyal citizens to the crown of Spain, residents of New Mexico donated to the American cause in the fight for freedom from the British.

Albuquerque, Potluck Sunday _ Community Event (1/27): Bring a vegetarian dish, dessert, or non-alcoholic drink to share. Spend quality time with friends in our lovely Peace Café. FREE. No registration required.

Albuquerque, Prayer and Worship Night (1/18): Join us for our final hour of prayer and worship as we focus on God and celebrate the end of our church wide week of prayer. All are welcome!

Albuquerque, Rugby is a Drag (1/19): For the third straight year, New Mexico Brujos is partnering up with Sidewinders Bar and Casa Q for an one night event Drag Show! Proceeds go to benefit Casa Q and Brujos Rugby Club.

Albuquerque, Session Town Hall with Moe and Jacob (1/19): Join Rep Antonio “Moe” Maestas and Senator Jacob Candelaria for a town hall event following the opening week of the 2019 regular legislative session!

Albuquerque, Sumac (1/26): Formed in 2014, the band consists of Aaron B Turner, Nick Yacyshyn and (sometimes) Brian Cook .

Albuquerque, Tech Update (1/18): Join NMTC for our free Tech Update on Friday, January 18th and learn more about the technology industry in New Mexico.

Albuquerque, Teen Book Club Launch, Author Appearance by Amanda Searcy (1/26): The new Bookworks Teen Book Club will be discussing Watch You Burn by Amanda Searcy, with a special appearance by the author herself!

Albuquerque, The Albuquerque Concert Band (2/3): The ACB performs their first concert of the new year! Free, family friendly and open to the public.

Albuquerque, The Bookshop Band In Concert (1/25): Come join us and experience something any bibliophile will love. We will have copies of the books that their songs are based on, and all of their CDs as well!

Albuquerque, The Starz of Tomorrow: A Youth Extravaganza (1/25): Albuquerque Pride is proud to present a youth EXTRAVAGANZA to spotlight our stellar LGBTIQ talent and showcase up and coming world entertainment at this FREE event.

Albuquerque, The Willies at Kilt Check Brewing Co. (1/18): Outlaw Country and Rock live at Kilt Check

Albuquerque, Tritonal at El Rey Theater - Albuquerque (2/2): ADV Ticket Price $21.99+fees // DOS Ticket Price $29.99+fees. Ages 18+ / 21+ Bar. 9pm Door Time // 9pm Show Time

Albuquerque, Water Yoga Jan 20, 9 am (1/20): Warm your winter with Water Yoga! Move safely and encourage improved range of motion and flexibility. Classic yoga postures modified for the pool to allow for greater accessibility.

Albuquerque, Youth Centered Poetry Workshops with Slam Nuba : One of our main events for the upcoming season is the “Louder than a Bomba Grand Slam Championship” which is a part of a five day Symposium called “Resistencia

Carlsbad, Winnie Brave American Tour (1/18): The dynamic americana duo, Winnie Brave, is hitting the road for their 2019 southwestern American tour.

Clovis, On The Dock Paint Night (1/18): Paint night. $25/person. RSVP by pm or call or text 575.366.3950

Corrales, Cantus Male Vocal Ensemble (1/26): The premier male vocal ensemble, Cantus, performs at Music in Corrales.

Deming, The Band Wanted (1/26): Joshua and Candy Carpenter are the hearts behind The Band Wanted. Their mission is to inspire people to be the best version of themselves.

Espanola, Holly Starr (1/25): Starr settled on the album title before she ever wrote the title track. “It was just one of those moments where I believe God inspired me artistically,” she shares. Although she feels the title covers

Farmington, Blue Shades Band from Gallup, NM (1/19): Please welcome the Blue Shades Band to Northern Edge! They are from Gallup, NM and play country music. We'll see you there! Saturday, January 19; 10PM - 1:30AM | No Cover Charge | 21+

Farmington, Dance Bonnie Dallas Center (1/26): dancing to some classic country music

Farmington, Family Fun Night! (1/18): Come on OUT and join us for a fun night IN with the family! Board Games, Karaoke, Snacks & MORE! Stop in and register at 1101 Fairgrounds Rd. or call us at (505) 599-1184 for more information!

Farmington, Stay Well Farmington Health Fair (1/26): Free admission. Gift bags for the first 100 people. Health Screenings.

Farmington, Storytime at Amys Bookcase (1/19): Join us for a Slumber Party!!! We will be telling stories and singing songs. Each child attending will get a free book, and some yummy goodies! Wear your favorite pajamas and bring a cuddly toy!

Las Cruces, $300 - HypnoBirthing Childbirth Education Series (1/19): This class is appropriate for anyone whether it's your first child or you've had others, whether you want a natural birth or you have a scheduled cesarean birth.

Las Cruces, 2019 Annual Banquet (2/8): Please join us as we celebrate Connecting through Business, Culture, and Community. Formal Attire is encouraged. $75 Per Person

Las Cruces, Antique Treasures Show (1/26 - 1/27): The Museum's 14th-Annual Antique Treasures Show has expanded to two days -- Jan. 26-27. The new show will have plenty of old treasures this year.

Las Cruces, Apollo Night (1/18): In homage to the famous amateur night at the Apollo one of New York City most popular live entertainment experiences, attracting performers and audience the world over.

Las Cruces, LCHBA Education Class (1/18): The LCHBA is now offering Education Classes the 3rd Friday of EVERY month to our members. Non-Members may attend for a small fee.

Las Cruces, LCIFF 2019 Poster Release Party (1/25): Please join us for the 2019 LCIFF Poster Release Party. Friday January 25th 6pm-8pm at the Las Cruces Museum Of Art 491 N. Main St. Admission $25.

Las Cruces, Love At First Wish (2/8): The First Event Hosted by the Las Cruces Ambassadors for Make-A-Wish New Mexico! Enjoy a 5-Course Tasting Menu with Wine Pairings and Help Grant Wishes in Southern New Mexico!

Las Cruces, Outclass the Competition - Business Etiquette for Small Business (1/26): This seminar provides the tools and professional skills that give you an advantage in situations where business may be promoted or conducted. Includes a three-course luncheon tutorial.

Las Cruces, Shabbat Morning Service (1/19): Shabbat morning service with Torah discussion, followed by a Potluck Kiddush.

Las Cruces, Team Up PreRelease (1/19): Welcome to We Know Video Game's first ever Pokemon PreRelease featuring Team Up! We are so happy to be able to finally bring you one of these events.

Los Lunas, Silver String Band at Camino Real (1/18): Dance the night away at Camino Real with Silver String Band! Meet the band, grab a t-shirt, and get a copy of their latest album at the show!

Rio Rancho, Rio Rancho Youth Chorus Open House (1/26): Rio Rancho Youth Chorus will be accepting new members at their Open House Saturday Jan. 26, 2019. The Open House will be held from 2-4 p.m. at the chorus' rehearsal space, The ASK Academy, located at

Rio Rancho, The MAC (1/19): Lady Hooligans 10U & 12U Softball tryouts will be January 19th at The MAC!

Roswell, Gleewood (1/18): $10. For Reservations please call 575.627.6265

Roswell, Southwest Tour 2019 (1/25): A quick run through New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Utah in support of the record, "This Tar and These Feathers"

Roswell, Website Workshop (1/26): Build your own beautiful website in just four hours!

Santa Fe, Anna Karenina, Moscow Operetta Theatre in HD in Santa Fe (1/20): A special HD presentation of the spectacular, breathtaking, emotional, high-tech musical production based on the masterpiece by Leo Tolstoy. Captured live from the Moscow Operetta Theatre.

Santa Fe, Atomic Histories (6/3 - 5/31): As soon as the war was over and the Cold War began, two national laboratories were founded in Los Alamos and Albuquerque that advanced the technologies of war.

Santa Fe, Beadwork Adorns the World (4/22 - 2/3): Extraordinary how a small glass bead from the island of Murano (Venice, Italy) or the mountains of Bohemia (Czech Republic) can travel around the world.

Santa Fe, Eryn Bent at Beer Creek Brewing (2/1): Join Eryn at Beer Creek, starting at 5:30pm!

Santa Fe, Escucha Con Tus Ojos: New Paintings by Larry D. Blissett (1/25): See new paintings by Santa Fe-based artist Larry D. Blissett at Blue Rain Gallery during the last Friday art walk in the railyard art district.

Santa Fe, Good Company: Five Artists Communities in New Mexico (9/29 - 3/10): New Mexico has continued to provide fertile ground for artists to gather together and create a forum for their individual visions.

Santa Fe, LIT: The Work of Rose B. Simpson (11/4 - 10/6): LIT: The Work of Rose B. Simpson will be the first major solo exhibition to highlight the artistic career of mixed-media artist Rose B. Simpson, who is descended from the pueblo of Santa Clara.

Santa Fe, Maria Samora: Master of Elegance (4/8 - 2/28): MIAC is happy to announce Maria Samora: Master of Elegance, an exhibition that showcases this year’s Museum of Indian Arts & Culture Living Treasure and Native Treasurers Featured Artist.

Santa Fe, Monthly Animal Communications at Teca Tu (1/19): About: Coryelle Kramer brings over 20 years of experience talking with a wide variety of animals. She is able to chat with all animals; alive or those who have passed on.

Santa Fe, Mountainfilm on Tour – Santa Fe, NM (2/1): The show will explore the themes connected to Mountainfilm’s mission: using the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world.

Santa Fe, Murrae Haynes Semi-Retirement Party (1/19): A big Celebration is in order!!! Murrae Haynes is moving toward SEMI-retirement. Help us thank Murrae for all he has done for this riding community and SFH-D over the last 20yrs.

Santa Fe, Platform: Gender Equality & Wellness Fair (1/25): Join us for Platform, a Gender Equality & Wellness Fair! This event is free and open to the public. Suggested donation for this event is $10 at the door.

Santa Fe, SFe Contra Jan 26 (1/26): Join the New Mexico Folk Music and Dance Society for a contra dance at the Odd Fellows Hall in Santa Fe!

Santa Fe, Souper Bowl 25 (2/2): Join us for a friendly competition and fundraiser that will warm your heart (and belly) with Souper Bowl 25!

Santa Fe, The First World War (11/11 - 11/11): New Mexico achieved statehood just two short years before the Great War broke out in Europe in 1914.

Santa Fe, The Jacobsen Brothers (1/26 - 1/27): Eric Jacobsen leads the Pro Musica Orchestra featuring soulful violinist Colin Jacobsen in a concert with the music of Mozart, Beethoven and emerging composer Jessie Montgomery.

Santa Fe, The Symphony String Quintet (1/20): This exceptional program opens with what many consider one of the finest in the string quintet repertoire, Mozart’s remarkable 515—among the very greatest of his chamber music masterpieces.

Santa Fe, The Three Faces of Jazz (1/18): Swinging Jazz Piano Trio with Special Guest Musicians. No Cover.

Santa Fe, Try Weightlifting for Teens and Young adults! (1/19): Free for ages of 12 years to 24 years old. Join us, If you're looking to get more flexible, stronger and more powerful!

Santa Fe, Wait Until Dark (11/17 - 4/21): Generally understood as simply a night scene, the term nocturne refers to the quality of light in a painting, and can be twilight, waxing or waning light, or the darkness of night.

Santa Fe, What’s New in New: Selections from the Carol Warren Collection (6/3 - 4/7): The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture (MIAC) periodically features art recently acquired through gifts or purchases.

Socorro, Cantus (1/25): Cantus engages audiences in a meaningful music experience and ensures the future of ensemble singing by mentoring young singers and educators.

Sunland Park, Dog Walking Day (1/19): All participating dogs will receive free doggie treats and humans can have brunch on the patio with their canine companions.