2021 Fall Activity Guide

Fall Season for the

2021 Programming Guide

Fall Season for the

September - November

Los Alamos County Community Services Department provides opportunities to get out and get active each month throughout the year! Join us for a wide variety of programming in our facilities and out and about in the community...

This activity guide covers September 1 - November 28, 2021 Pop-up Programs: Viking Bowling, S’mores Night at Kwage Mesa, National Candy Corn Day Seasonal Programs: Pumpkin Splash, Evening of Arts & Culture, Halloweekend, Small Business Saturday Special Events: Dive-in Movie, Arts & Crafts Fairs, On Tap Series, Glow Ball Tournament On Going Programs: Library Story time, Open Gym Programs, Farmers Market ...and so much more!

Contact us Website: losalamosnm.us Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Administration: (505) 662-8241 Administration Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Photo Policy: Be advised that all participants involved in CSD programs or special events ore subject to being photographed, which may be used by Los Alamos County without on obligation to provide compensation.

Find more information on our social media pages! @losalamoscommunityservicesdepartment

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History, Science & Culture

Outdoor Recreation

Parks, Trails & Open Space

Golf Course

Aquatic Center Get Out. Get Active.

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Recreation Programs & Projects

Social Services

Outside Organizations

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As we move into the fall season, I am reminded of a quote by Nathaniel Hawthorn “… I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as the autumnal sunshine by staying in the house. So I have spent almost all of the daylight hours in the open air.”

The Community Services Department (CSD) has a couple projects coming up this fall that will pique your interest. We are performing an ADA Audit of our outdoor facilities to ensure accessibility for all our residents. Also, we are creating a CSD Integrated Master Plan. This plan will provide a road map for the next sevento-ten years for integration of all of the CSD divisions that will include operational plans, prioritize assets for improvement, look at opportunities to improve the quality of life in our community, and consider funding sources necessary to make those improvements and opportunities happen.

We will have several opportunities for you to participate in the process.

I hope you spend the season pursuing your passions, whether they are on the trail, in the pool, on the playground, at the rink, on the field, a cultural activity, or a good book. We have so many ways for you to spend your days in the open air. I would also like to remind you that if life has dealt you a challenge that seems overwhelming, our Social Services team has tools and services to assist you with that challenge.

Best wishes and follow your passions, Cory Styron Community Services Director

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History, Science & Culture Local Attractions

Los Alamos has an abundance of history, science and cultural assets providing a wide variety of events and programming this fall. Visit our local attractions to discover more about the area, learn something new, meet local experts, and experience something special.

LOS ALAMOS HISTORY MUSEUM Website: losalamoshistory.org Address: 1050 Bathtub Row Phone: (505) 662-6272 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm | Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm

Museum Gift Shop: Open during regular Museum hours

Admission: $5.00 per person

FREE for Residents, Children Under 18, Active Military, Los Alamos Historical Society Members FULLER LODGE ART CENTER Website: fullerlodgeartcenter.com Address: 2132 Central Ave.

Art Center Phone: 505-662-1635 Fuller Lodge Reservations Phone: (505) 662-8405

Shop & Gallery Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm | Sundays & Holidays CLOSED BRADBURY SCIENCE MUSEUM Website: lanl.gov/museum Address: 1350 Central Ave. Phone: (505) 667-4444

Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm | Sunday & Monday, 1:00 - 5:00pm Admission: FREE Gadgets Gift Shop: Hours vary based on volunteer availability LOS ALAMOS FARMERS MARKET

2300 Trinity Dr. | farmersmarketsnm.org/markets/los-alamos-farmers-market/ | (505) 661-4844

Hours: Thursdays through Oct. 7:00am - 12:30pm | Saturdays 8:00am - 12:00pm through Sept.

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Ongoing Programs LOS ALAMOS HISTORY MUSEUM

Self-Guided History Tours Maps and guides available at the Visitor Centers and the Los Alamos History Museum

Historic Downtown Walking Tour

Fuller Lodge Art Center Adult Classes Check the website for available classes

A variety of adult classes are offered throughout the fall semester.

Class times are TBD, Fuller Lodge Art Center $10 per hour.

Register online at fullerlodgeartcenter.com/adult-classes.

For information email classes@fullerlodgeartcenter.com.

Learn about the buildings in the Los Alamos Historic District, as well as the people who lived in them.

Life Drawing

Homestead Tour

Come create art from a live model in a relaxed and unstructured atmosphere, or come model for artists. Clothed modeling starts at $12/hour and nude modeling starts at $20/hour.

This driving tour introduces you to seven sites that indicate where 17 of the homestead families established their farms.

Atomic City Spy Tour Visit historic sites where spies lived, worked and played.

Group Tours/Private Tours Call to Schedule - 505-695-5251

Specially scheduled group tours of the historic district are available.

Tour tickets include museum admission. Please book your tour at least two weeks in advance of your visit.

Los Alamos History Museum $25 per person for groups up to 8 $15 per person for groups of 9+ Under 18 FREE with ticketed adult

Guided Historic Walking Tours

Sundays & Wednesdays

Sunday, 10:00am-3:00pm Wednesday, 6:30-9:30pm Fuller Lodge Art Center $6-$15 per session, Email Ken Nebel at kennebel@gmail.com

Fuller Lodge Art Center Kids’ Classes

Wednesdays During the School Year

Sign up for art classes for kids in 1st – 6th grade! Classes for Pre-K students are offered on the first Monday of the month. (second in Sept.)

1:00-4:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center $30 per session/$15 for pre-K - Register at fullerlodgeartcenter.com For more info, email classes@fullerlodgeartcenter.com.

Daily - Monday-Friday

Ashley Pond Woodcarvers

Step inside the homestead-era Romero Cabin, visit an Ancestral Pueblo site, hear about the giants of 20th century physics who walked these streets, and learn how Bathtub Row got its name. Tickets include museum admission and are available at the Los Alamos History Museum Shop. Tickets are sold until tours are full with 16 visitors, maximum. Tours last approximately an hour and a half.

This is a woodcarving group/class for carvers at all levels. Power carving, wood burning, air brushing, and painting with acrylics will be taught. All tools are provided. We meet in the back classroom at Village Arts. Park around back and come to the rear entrance.

11:00am, Los Alamos History Museum $15 per person 19+ | Under 18 FREE with ticketed adult

Cultural Attractions Programs & Events - Ongoing

Nestled in the heart of downtown, the Los Alamos History Museum presents the stories of Los Alamos from multiple perspectives via indoor and outdoor venues, historic buildings, artifacts, documents, photographs, audio and video recordings of personal stories, and interactive visitor experiences.

FULLER LODGE ART CENTER Nestled in the heart of downtown Los Alamos, this multi-faceted hub for art and artists in the community was formed in 1977.

Located in the south wing of the historic Fuller Lodge, the Art Center embraces its history, but also looks forward to the future.

Saturdays

9:30am-12:00pm, Village Arts $6 per person, Call Village Arts for more info - (505) 661-2526

Los Alamos Photography Club (LAPC) & Los Alamos Adobe Users Group (LAAUG) First & Third Tuesdays

The LAPC is a forum for all things photography, and for sharing photos and ideas. LAAUG is specifically about post processing, generally with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.

LAAUG - First Tuesday, 7:00-9:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center LAPC - Third Tuesday, 7:00-9:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center $15 Dues covers both clubs For more information visit https://www.dougsview.com/LAPC Get Out. Get Active.

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Cultural Attractions Programs & Events - Seasonal

BRADBURY SCIENCE MUSEUM Approximately 60 interactive exhibits trace the history of the WWII Manhattan Project, highlight LANL’s current and historic research projects related to defense and technology, and focus on Laboratory research related to national and international economic, environmental, political, and social concerns.

The Periodic Table Monthly - Third Monday

Meet the Bradbury Science Museum at Bathtub Row Brewing Co-Op for the Periodic Table, a casual “ask-me-anything” get-together. A guest scientist will be your host, ready to answer any and all questions related to this month’s featured topic or general science. Bring friends or make new ones!

For additional info contact: Micaela Hester at mhester@lanl.gov

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Night with a Nerd with Jim Eckles/ Annual BSMA Members’ Reception

September 9

The Bradbury Science Museum Association (BSMA) will host a special Night with a Nerd, featuring Jim Eckles, and the annual members’ reception at Fuller Lodge. Eckles previously worked for the White Sands Missile Range’s public affairs office and is the author of two books, Trinity: The History of an Atomic Bomb National Historic Landmark and Pocketful of Rocket.

TBD, Fuller Lodge Admission TBD

5:30-7:00pm, Bathtub Row Brewing Co-Op FREE Admission

LOS ALAMOS FARMERS MARKET The basis for the Farmers Market is that every New Mexico family deserves access to fresh food, and farmers should be able to stay on their land, keep water and seeds in production, and preserve agricultural knowledge. Supporting local growers, ranchers and food producers preserves cultural identity and traditions, along with creating valuable community gathering places. It also keeps important food dollars circulating in our hometowns where it is needed most.

Los Alamos Historical Society Lecture: Michael Ettema September 14

In his talk “Maria and Julian’s Pottery Revolution,” Michael Ettema will share how Maria and Julian Martinez transformed pottery making at San Ildefonso, not only with their “black-on-black” innovations, but also with new pottery forms and modes of decoration. Full details at losalamoshistory.org.

7:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE Admission

Fall Farmers Markets

Every Thursday & Saturday through October Purchase locally grown/raised foods, direct from the farmers. Picked or made fresh, you can find fruit, vegetables, baked goods, body products, honey, butter, ungraded eggs, apple cider, jams and jellies, organic seeds, locally raised meat, herbs and vegetable starts, and plants for the indoors and outdoors.

Thursdays, 7:00am-12:30pm, Justice Center Parking Lot Saturdays, 8:00am-12:00pm, Justice Center Parking Lot FREE Admission 6

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Los Alamos History Museum Volunteer Training Thursdays, September 16 - October 14

4:00 - 5:30pm, Fuller Lodge, Nambe Room FREE

History on Tap September 27

Join the Los Alamos Historical Society and the Los Alamos Creative District for a conversation with Coco Rae about the history of the Valles Caldera and its trails. Please park at Fuller Lodge, the Senior Center, or Central Park Square.

For more information contact: Aimee Slaughter educator@losalamoshistory.org 5:30pm, Hans Bethe House, 1350 Bathtub Row, Los Alamos FREE

Oppenheimer House Fundraising Yard Sale September 25

Help the Los Alamos Historical Society raise funds to open the Oppenheimer House by browsing a fundraising yard sale featuring decor, furniture, and everything in between. Please park at Fuller Lodge, the Senior Center, or Central Park Square.

For more information contact: Elizabeth Martineau, execdirector@losalamoshistory.org 9:00am, Oppenheimer House, 1967 Peach Street, Los Alamos FREE

Bus Tour to Trinity Site October 1 - 2

Join the Los Alamos Historical Society for a guided tour of Trinity Site!

Learn more at www.losalamoshistory.org/trinitytour.

Registration is required.

For more information contact: Elizabeth Martineau, execdirector@losalamoshistory.org $400 members / $500 non-members

October 1

Everything is connected! Join the Fuller Lodge Art Center in opening the exhibit “Strings Attached” For more information please contact: (505) 662-1635 or email: info@fullerlodgeartcenter.com 5:00 - 7:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center FREE

Romero Cabin Open October 2

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with the Los Alamos History Museum with a visit into the Romero Cabin. Homestead scavenger hunts for young learners and for teens and adults will be available to pick up.

For more information contact: Aimee Slaughter educator@losalamoshistory.org 12:00 - 3:00pm, Romero Cabin, behind Fuller Lodge FREE

Los Alamos Historical Society Lecture: Christine St. Vrain Fischahs October 12

Christine St. Vrain Fischahs will lead a journey to the past with her presentation “Ceran St. Vrain is New Mexico True: A Santa Fe Trail 200th Anniversary Commemorative Event.”

Full details at losalamoshistory.org.

For more information contact: Aimee Slaughter educator@losalamoshistory.org

Cultural Attractions Programs & Events - Seasonal

Learn about our local history and train to volunteer for the Los Alamos History Museum. Our volunteers meet visitors from around the world in our museum buildings, Romero Cabin, and help out behind the scenes too.

Contact: Todd Nickols via email: museumshop@losalamoshistory.org or phone: 505-695-5250

Strings Attached Opening

7:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE

40th Annual Falls Arts and Crafts Fair October 16

Join in on the fun during the 40th annual arts and craft fair! There will be a variety of arts and crafts by vendors from all around northern New Mexico. For more information please contact: (505) 662-1635 or email: info@fullerlodgeartcenter.com 9:00am - 3:00pm, Crossroads Bible Church FREE

Hi-Tech Halloween TBD

Bring your family to the Bradbury for kooky-spooky, terrific-scientific fun! Hi-Tech Halloween is part of Los Alamos Halloweekend.

TBD, Bradbury Science Museum FREE

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Pumpkin Glow

Cultural Attractions Programs & Events - Seasonal

October 30

Come carve a pumpkin and see jack-o-lanterns made by other members of the community at this family-friendly event!

For more information please contact: (505) 662-1635 or email: programs@fullerlodgeartcenter.com 9:00am - 3:00pm, Fuller Lodge Art Center FREE

Los Alamos Historical Society Lecture: Luis Campos November 9

Luis Campos will reflect on his experiences on teaching the Manhattan Project and other topics from atomic history in his lecture “A Decade of Teaching ‘Atomic America.’” Full details at losalamoshistory.org.

For more information contact: Aimee Slaughter educator@losalamoshistory.org 7:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE

Imagine History at the Ancestral Pueblo Affordable Arts Black Friday Opening Site November 26 November 6

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a visit to the Ancestral Pueblo site. Check out two small models of Ancestral Pueblo sites from the Los Alamos History Museum and learn about what daily life was like here hundreds of years ago.

For more information contact: Aimee Slaughter educator@losalamoshistory.org 12:00 - 2:00pm, Downtown Ancestral Pueblo Site, behind Fuller Lodge FREE

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Once again Fuller Lodge Art Center will be presenting the Affordable Arts show featuring works by vendors from throughout Northern New Mexico. The perfect all-in-one stop for holiday shopping!

For more information please contact: (505) 662-1635 or email: info@fullerlodgeartcenter.com 10:00am - 4:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE

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SAVE THE DATE! Friday, October 22 6-9pm - Begin at Fuller Lodge

Begin at Fuller Lodge FREE Admission Celebrate the depth of arts and culture in Los Alamos! Enjoy three hours of performing arts and 2D/3D art presentations by a variety of Los Alamos community organizations. Details of the event as still being working our at time of publishing. Programs and maps will be available at various locations. FREE for all ages.

For more event details, visit: losalamosartscouncil.org

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History, Science & Culture Community Arts

Performing Arts are a big part of what makes Los Alamos so special with performances by award-winning artists, local organizations, that are packed with talent, and regional offerings filling our calendars with beautiful music, astounding art, and moving dance. Make sure to save the dates for events in this section from the following organizations...

Belisama Dance - belisamadance.com Coro de Cámara - corodecamara-nm.org Dance Arts Los Alamos - danceartslosalamos.org Dances of India - laymca.org/dance The Hillstrummers - losalamosseniorcenter.com The Karen Wray Gallery - karenwrayfineart.com Lads of Enchantment - ladsofenchantment.org Los Alamos Arts Council - losalamosartscouncil.org Los Alamos Big Band - losalamosbigband.com Los Alamos Choral Society - lachoralsociety@gmail.com Los Alamos Community Winds - lacw.org

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Los Alamos Concert Association - losalamosconcert.org Los Alamos Creative District - creativelosalamos.com Los Alamos Jazz Project - losalamosjazzproject.com Los Alamos Light Opera - losalamoslightopera.org Los Alamos Little Theater - lalt.org Los Alamos MainStreet - losalamosmainstreet.com Los Alamos Opera Guild - www.guildsofsfo.org Los Alamos Piecemakers Quilt Guild - losalamos.com/lap Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra - losalamossymphony.org New Mexico Performing Arts Society - nmpas.org Sage Concert Series - uulosalamos.org Sangre de Cristo Chorale - sdcchorale.org

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Ongoing Programs Tuesday Rehearsals

The Los Alamos Community Winds (LACW) are a non-profit performing concert band made up of members of the local community as well as nearby north central New Mexico communities.

Participation is open to anyone who plays a brass, wind or percussion instrument. LACW is currently holding rehearsals at 6:30pm on Tuesdays at Urban Park. LACW will resume full rehearsals for the Fall on Tuesday, August 24. For more information and to join, please contact LACW at info@lacw.org 6:30pm, Urban Park No audition required

The Hillstrummers Tuesdays & Fridays

This group meets to strum and sing. All are welcome to join in!

10:00-11:30am, Betty Ehart Senior Center No audition required

Dance Arts Los Alamos (DALA) Fall Dance Classes Monday - Friday, After-school & Evenings Saturday, Mornings & Afternoons

DALA offers quality dance instruction for dancers ages 18 months to adult. They offer classes Monday through Saturday in the styles of Ballet, Pointe, Hip Hop, Jazz, Tap, Musical Theater, Modern, Contemporary, Lyrical, Conditioning, Highland, and Flamenco.

Class fees are charged monthly by the hour beginning with $37 per month for a weekly 30 minute class. You can see the full list of prices and register at www.danceartslosalamos.org.

October 16 & 17

Coro de Cámara chamber chorus presents” Spanish Fusion” in live performance, featuring impressive works from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain. The program includes choral classics, perennial favorites “La Bamba” and “Guantanamero,” and the exciting “El Vito,” arranged for women’s voices. Singers are fully vaccinated and will be masked for everyone’s safety. For more information, visit corodecamara-nm.org.

Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble October 26

One of the world’s finest chamber orchestras sends its principal wind and string players to Los Alamos for an evening of octets by Schubert and Howard Ferguson plus Purcell’s Chacony for strings as arranged

by Benjamin Britten. Presented by the Los Alamos Concert Association.

For tickets and additional information, visit www.losalamosconcert.org 7:00pm, Duane Smith Auditorium $30

Los Alamos Halloweekend October 29 - 31

Celebrate Halloween in Los Alamos with a variety of ghoulish activities, including the popular Trick-or-Treat on MainStreet!

Visit www.losalamosmainstreet.com/halloweekend for a full schedule of events.

Friday - Trick-or-Treat on MainStreet, 4:00-6:00pm Central Avenue, from 15th to 20th Streets, closes to auto traffic and become a safe pedestrian area where local businesses and organizations distribute candy to costumed trick-or-treaters.

Community Arts Programs & Events - Ongoing and Seasonal

Join Los Alamos Community Winds

Coro de Cámara Sings Live

Times vary, Los Alamos Dance Arts $37/month for a weekly 30min class

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Cuarteto Latinoamericano September 19

Latin America’s premier string quartet returns to Los Alamos with oboe soloist Thomas Gallant playing works by Mozart and Argentinian composer and tango master Astor Piazzolla. Presented by the Los Alamos Concert Association. For tickets and additional information, visit www.losalamosconcert.org 4:00pm, Duane Smith Auditorium $30 Get Out. Get Active.

The Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert November 5

The Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra hopes to have its fall concert this year with Music of Beethoven, Grieg, and More!

7:00pm, Crossroads Bible Church FREE Donations happily accepted

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History, Science & Culture Nature Center

What will you discover about the Pajarito Plateau?

Visit the Los Alamos Nature Center to discover the Pajarito Plateau, talk to an expert about the diversity of the area, see a planetarium show about the stars you see in our clear mountain skies, and learn about the creatures that live in our area.

• Get out on the trails: download the Los Alamos Trails app or join Nature Center staff for a hike or outing.

• Get closer to wildlife: visit resident critters or watch some wild ones from the observation room.

• Expand your knowledge: attend talks or classes, or participate in a school program.

• Zoom through the galaxy: take in a show in the Nature Center’s state-of-the-art planetarium..

LOS ALAMOS NATURE CENTER Website: losalamosnature.org

Address: 2600 Canyon Road Phone: (505) 662-0460

Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm Tuesday: CLOSED Sunday: CLOSED

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Ongoing Programs LOS ALAMOS NATURE CENTER

Mondays

Join local families and explore the natural world through age-appropriate imaginary play, songs, games, and crafts. This program is made possible through sponsorship from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico.

10:00-11:00am, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission - For ages 0-5

Planetarium Sky Shows Wednesdays

Enjoy a short, informal show in the planetarium.

Visit losalamosnature.org/events to see what else is coming this fall!

Events are subject to change. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information.

3:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission

Passport to the Pajarito Plateau Ongoing

This is a fun program to get families outside, exploring our beautiful trails together. Los Alamos County, Bandelier, and the Valles Caldera have so many great trails, and now, thanks to support from the Delle Foundation, Clif Bar Family Foundation, Kate Svitek Memorial Foundation, and George and Helen Cowan Trust, we’re giving you an easy way to discover them. Here’s how it works: 1. As you hike the trails inside the passport, look for a wooden post or a bench with a small metal plate on it 2. When you find the post, make a rubbing with your crayon rock 3. Bring the passport back to the nature center after you’ve hiked 2, 5, 8, and 12 trails, and you’ll earn a prize that you can use on your next trail adventure. (On Passport III, come back after you’ve hiked 8 and 12 hikes).

4. If you complete all 16 hikes in any passport, we’ll have something extra special for you.

Passports available during regular business hours Los Alamos Nature Center FREE to participate

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Gentle Walks Fridays

Gentle Friday morning walks for which the emphasis is on discovery, not mileage gained. Gentle Walks have seasonal start times, please check the website for updated information

Los Alamos Nature Center Programs & Events - Ongoing

The Pajarito Environmental Education Center welcomes people from all over the county, country and globe to visit the Los Alamos Nature Center and explore the Pajarito Plateau.

Equipped with a full-dome planetarium, wildlife observation room, indoor and outdoor play areas, and interactive indoor and outdoor exhibits, the Los Alamos Nature Center is a great place to orient to the region and enjoy breathtaking views of our canyons, mesas, mountains, and skies.

Nature Playtimes

Check website, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission

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Seasonal Programs & Events Los Alamos Nature Center Programs & Events - Seasonal

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The Night Sky in September September 10

Discover what will be visible in September’s night skies in the nature center planetarium with Galen Gisler and Kelli Housely.

Co-sponsored by Valles Caldera National Preserve.

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center $6/adults, $4/child

From Eww to Oooh: Tips for Better Bird Photography September 16

Join local bird photographer Jonathan Dowell to learn how you can take better bird photos.

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission

Geophysics September 17

Explore the physics of our Earth with geophysicist Bryan Travis.

7:00pm, via Zoom “Pay-what-you-can” Admission Register online via PEEC’s event website.

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Asteroids

September 24 Get a lesson on asteroids from astronomer Galen Gisler.

Supporting Pollinator Protection and Monarch Butterfly Conservation September 30

Monarch butterfly populations are rapidly declining. Join ecologist Jenna Stanek to learn about local efforts to protect pollinators and how you can help.

PEEC-nic October 16

Join the Pajarito Environmental Education Center for their annual member meeting to enjoy fun activities and delicious food.

1:00-3:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission

Los Alamos Nature Center Programs & Events - Seasonal

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center $6/adults, $4/child

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE Admission

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Outdoor Recreation Area Highlights

Get Out and Active and Enjoy the Jemez Mountains!

Head up to Pajarito Mountain for year-round activities, like bike and hike lift service, lunch at the Lodge, and spectacular views of the changing fall colors. Bordering Los Alamos is the Santa Fe National Forest, with an abundance of fishing, camping, hiking, and unique sights like Jemez Falls, the Las Conchas Trail and much more.

SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST Website: fs.usda.gov/santafe Española Ranger District Phone: (505) 753-7331

Jemez Ranger District Phone: (575) 829-3535

Fire Information Hotline: 877-971-FIRE (3473)

Reservations: recreation.gov PAJARITO MOUNTAIN Website: pajarito.ski Address: 397 Camp May Rd. Phone: (505) 662-5725

Office/Store Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

Pajarito Cafe Hours through October 11: Wednesday-Sunday, 11:00am - 2:00pm

Pajarito Cafe Hours October 11-26: Wednesday-Friday, 11:00am - 2:00pm

Saturday, 9:00am - 3:00pm

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Ongoing Programs SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST

Camping & Recreation Book your reservation online!

The Santa Fe National Forest offers beautiful camping and recreation areas that include high desert and forested landscapes on a range of elevations with primitive and developed campsites. Developed campgrounds offer a selection of amenities for users with RVs and tents. Many campgrounds are available by reservation: • Jemez Falls Campground • Paliza Family Campground • Redondo Campground • San Antonio Campground • Vista Linda Campground • Fenton Lake State Park Please visit recreation.gov for reservations.

Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway Circling Fenton Lake State Park between Bernalillo, Cuba and Los Alamos, The Jemez Mountain Trail is a beautiful drive full of the courageous history of the Jemez people and surrounded by some of the most stunning scenery in the southwest. The Jemez Mountain trail starts at the Coronado Monument in Bernalillo and encompasses the Jemez State Monument, Valles Caldera Preserve and finishes at Bandelier National Monument. It is filled with many opportunities for hiking, fishing, camping, cross-country skiing, or visiting natural hot springs.

Lift Served Mountain Biking and Hiking

Every Weekend through September 21, and October 5 Pajarito Mountain offers lift service open every Saturday and Sunday for epic mountain biking, beautiful hikes, and breathtaking views.

9:00am-3:00pm, Pajarito Mountain

Pajarito Mountain Cafe

Wednesday-Sunday through October 11 Wednesday-Saturday October 11-26 The Pajarito Mountain Café inside the cozy, mountain lodge, delivers an authentic on-mountain dining experience. Enjoy a hearty breakfast, like a hand-held breakfast burrito, or a stick-to-your-ribs lunch, like Natalie’s legendary bacon green chile double cheeseburger.

Through October 11, 11:00am-2:00pm October 11-26, Wed-Fri, 11:00am-2:00pm October 11-26, Saturday, 9:00am-3:00pm Pajarito Mountain Lodge

Seasonal Programs & Events

Jemez Mountains Amenities, Programs & Events

Some of the finest mountain scenery in the Southwest is found in the 1.6-million-acre Santa Fe National Forest. Here, you can find the headwaters of Pecos, Jemez, and Gallinas Rivers; mountain streams; lakes; and trout fishing. Travel into the Dome Wildernesses via wilderness pack trips, saddle, or on 1,000 miles of hiking trails. Try whitewater rafting on the Rio Grande through September. Consider turkey, elk, deer, and bear hunting, or visit one of many nearby Indian pueblos, Spanish missions, and Indian ruins.

PAJARITO MOUNTAIN Located on the eastern edge of the Jemez Mountains, Pajarito Mountain is only five miles west of Los Alamos. Its 750 acres of land are privately owned and were developed in the late 1950s. The mountain has spectacular views east over the Rio Grande Valley towards the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and west over the Valle Grande from the peak. In the warmer months, discover 1,200 vertical feet of downhill, cross-country and free-ride trails at Pajarito Mountain Bike Park, a four-time winner of MTB parks Southwest Top Five Riders’ Choice Awards. The 30-trail system features dirt and North Shore-style trails from beginner to expert.

(IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Party at Paja September 5

Team Trail Party is back at Pajarito for the OG Downhill race, the fourth in their 2021 Gravity Stage Racing Series. With camping right around the corner, this is a race for the weekend!

Register at: https://www.bikereg.com/party-at-pajarito 9:00am - 3:00pm, Pajarito Mountain

ULLR Fest October 2

ULLR Fest is back! The Fall tribute to the Norse god of winter is the annual rite of passage at Pajarito, and the staff at Pajarito Mountain is pleased to partner with the Los Alamos Ski Club to host this annual event.

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Outdoor Recreation National Parks

Los Alamos is the Gateway to Three National Parks with Bandelier National Monument located on the southern edge of town, the Valles Caldera National Preserve located just to the west, and the Manhattan Project National Historic Park located in the heart of downtown. Enjoy hiking, fly fishing, camping, and wildlife viewing, while also learning about the unique geology of the Pajarito Plateau, the stories of the Ancient Ancestral Puebloan people and the Jemez Mountain Homesteaders, and the world-changing discoveries made during the Manhattan Project.

BANDELIER NATIONAL MONUMENT Website: nps.gov/band Visitor Center Phone: (505) 672-3861 x0 Address: 15 Entrance Rd. Visitor Center Hours: Daily, 8:30am - 4:30pm

CLOSED Christmas & New Year’s Days

Park Hours: Daily, Year-Round, Dawn to Dusk

Bandelier Shuttle Hours: 9:00am - 3:00pm - Ends October 16. The shuttle is optional in 2021,

it runs only on the weekends, every 30 minutes, and will run all days during the Albuquerque

International Balloon Fiesta.

MANHATTAN PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK Website: nps.gov/mapr Address: 475 20th St. Phone: (505) 661-6277

Visitor Center Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 4:00pm VALLES CALDERA NATIONAL PRESERVE Website: nps.gov/vall Phone: (575) 829-4100 x3

Park Entrance: NM 4 near mile marker 39.1

Park Hours: Daily, 8:00am - 6:00pm, through Oct 31 | 9:00am - 5:00pm, beginning Nov 1

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Ongoing Programs NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Admission & Entry Permits America the Beautiful Annual Pass - $80 Covering entrance and standard amenity fees for National Parks and other federal fee areas. This replaces the National Parks Pass and Golden Eagle Pass.

Free Annual pass covering entrance and standard amenity fees for all active military personnel and their dependents. (For active duty military personnel and dependents with proper identification - CAC Card or DD Form 1173.)

Access Pass for U.S. Citizens or Residents with Permanent Disabilities - FREE Lifetime Free Lifetime admission and discount pass for US citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities.

Senior Pass - $80 Lifetime, $20 Annual Admission and discount pass for US citizens or permanent residents who are age 62 or older.

BANDELIER NATIONAL MONUMENT Bandelier National Monument protects more than 33,000 acres of rugged but beautiful canyon and mesa country as well as evidence of a human presence here going back more than 11,000 years. Petroglyphs, dwellings carved into the soft rock cliffs, and standing masonry walls pay tribute to the early days of a culture that still survives in the surrounding communities.

Fall Shuttle Service Through October 16

Visitors have the option to take a shuttle bus on the weekends from the White Rock Visitor Center to access the main entrance to Bandelier National Monument between the hours of 9:00am - 3:00pm. Shuttles run approximately every 30 minutes on the weekends. Visitors are welcome to drive directly to the Bandelier Visitor Center any day of the week. Shuttles will run all days during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

Admission & Entry Permits Bandelier Annual Pass - $45 Valid for one year from month of purchase. Admits purchaser and passengers in a single, private, non-commercial vehicle, or the pass holder and his/her immediate family when entry is by other means (foot, bicycle).

7-Day Single Entry Permit - $15 Per person entrance fee for visitors traveling on foot or bicycle, or for individuals traveling together in a 16 passenger or greater vehicle as a non-commercial, organized group.

National Parks Programs & Events - Ongoing

Annual Pass for U.S. Military - FREE

Vehicle 7-Day Entry Permit - $25 per vehicle Includes all persons in a single, private, non-commercial vehicle.

Motorcycle 7-Day Entry Permit - $20 per motorcycle Per vehicle fee for visitors traveling on a motorcycle, up to 2 persons.

Visit nps.gov/band for detailed information about group rates, camping rates and reservations, and backcountry reservations.

Ranger Guided Pueblo Loop Trail Loop Trail Walks Daily - Through September

Join a Ranger for an interpretive walk to the Tyuonyi pueblo. Although the topics vary by Ranger, you will lean about the flora and fauna, the culture, and the history of Bandelier National Monument that you might not hear anywhere else. This short 1 to 1.5 hour tour starts from the Visitor Center and ends at the Tyuonyi Pueblo or beyond.

10:30am & 1:30pm, Bandelier Visitor Center Regular daily admission applies Get Out. Get Active.

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National Parks Programs & Events - Seasonal

MANHATTAN PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK

Seasonal Programs & Events

Scientists and support personnel worked on the Manhattan Project to design and build the atomic bombs. Stop at the park’s visitor center for a free talk and film about the Manhattan Project, a National Park Service Passport stamp, tour maps to Park assets, and information about sites “behind the fence” at LANL.

Bandelier: Cultural Demonstration Programs - Flint knapping and jewelry

(IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)

September 4 - 6

The cultural demonstration program brings local craftspeople from the nearby Pueblos to share traditional skills such as making pottery and flint knapping. Demonstrations will be held through Labor Day weekend behind the Bandelier Visitor Center. Craft items will also be for sale. For the month of September, Bandelier hosts Harvey Abeyta and Priscilla Nieto from the Santo Domingo Pueblo, demonstrating flint knapping and jewelry.

9:30am - 4:00pm, Behind Bandelier Visitor Center Regular daily admission applies, otherwise FREE

Bandelier: Guided Backcountry Hikes September 4, 11, 18 & 25

VALLES CALDERA NATIONAL PRESERVE Volcanic eruptions created the 13-mile wide circular depression now known as the Valles Caldera. The preserve is known for its huge mountain meadows, abundant wildlife, and meandering streams. The area also preserves the homeland of ancestral native peoples and a rich ranching history. Whether you are enjoying a groomed trail in a developed area or venturing into the backcountry, remember you are traveling in an environment with unpredictable wildlife and changing weather conditions.

Be sure to layer up with insulating, waterproof clothing, wear sunglasses, use sunscreen and carry water. With a little bit of preparation, many exciting activities await you.

Backcountry Guided Hikes – Hike into Bandelier’s expansive backcountry with a ranger and learn about the park’s diverse resources. All mileage information is round trip. Participants must wear sturdy boots or hiking shoes and be in good physical condition to handle elevation gains in and out of the canyon. Bring a pack including 2-3 liters of water, multiple snacks/bars (in some cases a lunch), a rain jacket, sunscreen, hat, any necessary medications.

Safety briefings will be given at the start of each hike.

Reservations are required. Please call the Bandelier Visitor Center (505) 672-3861, ext. 0. There is a limit of 10 people on each hike.

10:00am, Sept. 4 - Burnt Mesa, duration 5.6 mi., 4 hrs.

10:00am, Sept. 11 - Falls Trail, duration 3 mi., 2hrs.

9:00am, Sept. 18 - Mid Alamo Canyon, duration 7 mi., 4hrs.

9:00am, Sept 25 - Frijoles Narrows, duration 8 mi., 4hrs.

Regular daily admission applies

Admission & Entry Permits Entrance Fee Waived Valles Caldera National Preserve is a fee park; however, at this time the entrance fee is being waived. While the entrance fee is being waived, Valles Caldera will not be able to sell or issue passes.

Backcountry Vehicle Permit Up to 35 backcountry vehicle permits will be available each day during the summer season (May - Oct) as conditions allow. No permit is needed to visit the Entrance Station, or to hike and bike.

Self-Guided Hikes Daily

Visitors can check out a self-guided booklet from the Entrance Station for the 1.5 mile La Jara Trail and the 1 mile Pond Trail.

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Bandelier: Night Sky Programs September 5 & 19

Join a Bandelier Ranger for an exciting astronomy program. Dress warm as mountain nights can be chilly, even in summer. These events are free but require a reservation. Please call or visit the Visitor Center at (505) 672-3861 ext. 0 to reserve your spot.

8:00pm, Sept. 5 - Constellation Program 7:30pm, Sept. 19 - Full Moon Program Juniper Campground Amphitheater Regular daily admission applies, otherwise FREE

October 2, 9, 16 & 23

Backcountry Guided Hikes – Hike into Bandelier’s expansive backcountry with a ranger and learn about the park’s diverse resources. All mileage information is round trip. Participants must wear sturdy boots or hiking shoes and be in good physical condition to handle elevation gains in and out of the canyon. Bring a pack including 2-3 liters of water, multiple snacks/bars (in some cases a lunch), a rain jacket, sunscreen, hat, any necessary medications.

Safety briefings will be given at the start of each hike.

Reservations are required. Please call the Bandelier Visitor Center (505) 672-3861, ext. 0. There is a limit of 10 people on each hike.

8:00am, Oct. 2 - Alamos Canyon Loop, duration 14 mi., 7hrs.

10:00am, Oct. 9 - Falls Trail, duration 3 mi., 2hrs.

8:00am, Oct. 16 - Yapashi Loop, duration 16 mi., 8hrs.

9:00am, Oct. 23 - Mid Alamos Canyon, duration 7 mi., 4 hrs.

Regular daily admission applies

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National Parks Programs & Events - Seasonal

Bandelier: Guided Backcountry Hikes

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Community Services Parks, Trails & Open Space

Enjoy a beautiful backdrop for a wide variety of activities!

With an abundance of parks and playgrounds, individuals, families, organizations and businesses are able to readily enjoy the outdoors in Los Alamos County, whether for an afternoon stroll, office party, soccer game, weekend hike, tennis match, athletic training, or family birthday party!

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY PARKS Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation” Phone: (505) 662-8159

Online Reservations: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Register...” under the “I want to” drop down menu LOS ALAMOS COUNTY TRAILS & OPEN SPACE Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation” Phone: (505) 663-1776

Online Trail Maps: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” and then “Open Space & Trails”

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Family Friendly Hiking Trails Los Alamos County has 100+ miles of trails in its network, which will accommodate most skill and fitness levels. Below is a list of trails that are more suitable for family hiking fun. Refer to the corresponding Trailhead Guide for full trail descriptions, maps, and directions to the trailhead.

OPEN SPACE & TRAILS Located on the eastern flank of the Jemez Mountains,Los Alamos enjoys a mountain backdrop amid the orange cliffs of the Pajarito Plateau. The town spans three miles of the plateau, interrupted by deeply incised canyons that offer natural escapes within the town’s limits. White Rock lies on the edge of the 1,000-foot deep White Rock Canyon, carved by the Rio Grande.

NORTH BAYO BENCH TRAIL DOT GRANT TRAIL WOODLAND TRAIL See Bayo Canyon Trailhead Guide DEER TRAP/KWAGE MESA TRAIL See Deer Trap and Kwage Mesa Trailhead Guide GRADUATION POINT TRAIL PUEBLO CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL CANYON RIM TRAIL LOS ALAMOS MESA TRAIL See East Park Trailhead Guide

Looking for a Trailhead?

MITCHELL TRAIL PERIMETER TRAIL See Mitchell Trailhead Guide

Find more information about the County Trail Network online: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” and then “Open Space & Trails”.

CAVE OF THE WINDS TRAIL QUEMAZON NATURE TRAIL SATCH COWAN LOOP See Quemazon Trailhead Guide

Using the Open Space & Trails

WHITE ROCK CANYON RIM TRAIL See White Rock Canyon Trailhead Guide

Watch for the “Trailhead” signs along major roads throughout the County.

Los Alamos County Open Space is open to non-motorized use only.

Hiking, running, horse travel, and mountain biking are permitted on County trails.

Resource Protection: All cultural resources such as Ancestral Pueblo room blocks, pot shards, petroglyphs, and historical artifacts are protected by Federal and State law. Let all cultural resources lie undisturbed.

Share the Trail: These are multi-use trails for pedestrians, equestrians, and bicyclists. Bicyclists should yield to all other users.

Dogs in Los Alamos County Open Space: All dogs must be on a leash within 100 yards of a trailhead. Dogs must be under voice and sight control at all times.

Safety: When exploring trails, always carry water, sunscreen, a hat, extra clothing, a flashlight, and a navigational aid.

Trailhead Guides Trailhead guides are available at major trailheads, the Los Alamos County Customer Care Center in the Municipal Building, the Los Alamos Nature Center, and online.

For more Info visit losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” and then “Open Space & Trails”.

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Family Friendly Biking Trails

Los Alamos County is known for its mountain biking trails but there are plenty of options available for those who like to ride both paved and unpaved trails at a milder pace. Below is a list of trails that are more suitable for family biking fun. Refer to the corresponding Trailhead Guide for full trail descriptions, maps, and directions to the trailhead.

Open Space & Trails - General Information

The canyons and mesas in and around the County are linked by 100+ miles of trail network. Hikers and runners, horseback riders, mountain bikers, and other trail users delight in the variety to choose from. The trails offer a quick escape from the busy pace in town, a way to commute to work, an easy stroll or a physical challenge, and a chance to observe wildlife or soak in the views.

ACID CANYON LOOP BRIDGES LOOP See Aquatic Center Trailhead Guide

NORTH MESA TRAIL BAYO BENCH TRAIL See Bayo Canyon Trailhead Guide KWAGE MESA TRAIL See Deer Trap and Kwage Mesa Trailhead Guide CANYON RIM TRAIL LOS ALAMOS MESA TRAIL See East Park Trailhead Guide WHITE ROCK CANYON RIM TRAIL See White Rock Canyon Trailhead Guide 23

COMMUNITY PARKS Visit these great special use parks FREE year round!

9-Hole Disc Golf Courses Miniature Golf Skate Parks Dog Parks BMX Course (Under Construction) Remote Car Track Equestrian Facilities Sail Plane Field

County Parks & Playlots - Highlights & Amenities

(505) 662-8170 or lacrec@lacnm.us Participants can check out equipment for disc golf and miniature golf at the Aquatic Center front desk.

Dog Parks Looking for a place to take your dogs where they can interact and socialize with other dogs? Los Alamos County has three dog parks where canine companions can run off-leash and engage in some canine interaction. All parks are fenced in, have water, benches and provide bags and garbage cans to pick up after your pup. Dogs must be friendly and current on vaccinations.

Overlook Park: 580 Overlook Rd., White Rock. East of the baseball fields - Some shade and grass.

East Park: 300 East Rd., Los Alamos. North of the playlot toward the canyon rim.

North Mesa: Located near the intersection of San Ildefonso and North Mesa Park Rd. Shade, water and dirt surfaces.

Barranca Mesa Park Located on Barranca Mesa, this park offers a pavilion, tennis courts, soccer fields, picnic tables, shade trees, restrooms and a play lot.

East Park This park plays host to a picnic pavilion, basketball court and miniature golf course made from recycled playground equipment including a Cinderella carriage, a submarine, and a Conestoga wagon.

North Mesa Picnic Grounds This 5-acre park is located in a ponderosa pine forest, and has three large and one small picnic pavilions, restrooms, picnic tables, and a 9-hole disc golf course. There is plenty of shade in the cool pines and the county trail network is nearby.

Overlook Park Located in White Rock, the park contains many amenities including a wheelchair-accessible scenic overlook of White Rock Canyon, the Rio Grande, and the mountainous country to the East. With spectacular views and more than adequate space, it is a popular venue for soccer, softball, and baseball as well as special events.

Piñon Park Piñon Park in White Rock has a large picnic pavilion, a splash pad, tennis courts, a play lot, a skateboard park, 9-hole disc golf course, and restrooms.

Rover Park

Disc Golf Courses

In White Rock, Rover Park has a play lot, a picnic pavilion, shade trees, picnic tables, a large open area, tennis courts, a beach volleyball court, and restrooms.

Open year round. Discs are available to rent at the Aquatic Center front desk during regular business hours.

Urban Park

Los Alamos: 9-hole disc golf course situated among the trees and vegetation of North Mesa Canyon.

White Rock: 9-hole disc golf course at Piñon Park in the natural piñon and juniper landscape.

A 9-acre park in the heart of Los Alamos with lighted tennis courts, Urban Park has a picnic pavilion, sand volleyball pit, soccer, baseball field, a paved loop for walking or running, a basketball court, play lot, and restrooms.

Skate Parks Los Alamos Skate Park: In front of Mesa Public Library.

White Rock Skate Park: Piñon Park on Sherwood Blvd.

Ashley Pond Park A downtown landmark dating back to ranch-school days, Ashley Pond Park was originally a natural depression. It is named after the founder of the Los Alamos Ranch School, Ashley Pond, and is a cherished place for walks, picnics, concerts, events and more.

Amenities include a stage, restrooms, waterfall feature, boardwalks and wetland.

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ALL COUNTY PARKS & PLAYLOTS Los Alamos Ashley Pond Park 2300 Trinity Drive Picnic Tables Shade Stage Restrooms Barranca Mesa Park 95 Loma Del Escolar Street

Canyon Road Tennis Courts Canyon Road, east of the Aquatic Center Community Soccer Field 1670 Nectar Street Soccer Field Play Lot East Park 300 East Road Dog Park Hiking Trail Miniature golf Picnic Tables/Pavilion Play Lot Shade Basketball Court Restrooms

Baseball/Softball Fields Orange Street Play Lot 2601 Orange Street Pine Street Play Lot 600 Pine Street Basketball Court Ridgeway Tot Lot 3698 Ridgeway Drive Ray Brewer Rodeo Arena 650 North Mesa Road Restrooms Covered Arena San Ildefonso Recreation Area North Mesa by the Stables Soccer Field Mud Volleyball BMX Course Playlot Community Gardens Tennis Courts Urban Park 2070 North Road Picnic Tables/Pavilion Play Lot Restrooms Tennis Courts Sand Volleyball Court Basketball Court

White Rock

Dinosaur Park Play Lot 2104 Barranca Road

Grand Canyon Park 199 Shirlane Place

Firefighter Tot Lot 2557 45th Street

Jeffery Play Lot 562 Brighton Drive

Loma Linda Tot Lot 201 North Mesa Road Los Pueblos Park 500 Los Pueblos Street Myrtle Street Tennis Court 1501 Myrtle Street North Mesa Picnic Grounds 280 North Mesa Road 9-Hole Disc Golf Course Pavilion

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Basketball Half Court Mountain Meadows Play Lot 325 Meadow Lane Overlook Park 580 Overlook Road Ball Fields Dog Park Hiking Trails Picnic Tables Play Lot Restrooms Soccer Fields RC Track

Piñon Park 10 Sherwood Blvd Picnic Tables/Pavilion Play Lot Splash Pad Shade Skate Park Tennis Courts 9-Hole Disc Golf Course Rover Park 2070 North Road Picnic Tables/Pavilion Play Lot Restrooms Shade Basketball Court Sand Volleyball Court

Camping Camp May Top of Camp May Road Hiking Trails Picnic Tables Shade 10 Overnight Camping Sites Fire Pits Restrooms Main Gate Park 2700 East Road 10 RV Spaces Picnic Tables Restrooms Dump Station Drinking Fountain Water Spigot White Rock Visitor Center/RV Park 115 State Road 4

County Parks & Playlots - Reference List

Picnic Tables/Pavilion Play Lot Restrooms Soccer Field Tennis Courts

North Mesa Sports Complex 555 North Mesa Road

16 RV Spaces Picnic Tables Restrooms Dump Station Drinking Fountain Water Spigot Pet Yard Electrical Hook-ups

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Community Services Golf Course

Challenge Yourself with a Round at our High-Altitude Public Course Nestled at the base of the Jemez Mountains, atop the Pajarito Plateau, the Los Alamos County Golf Course offers a challenging 6,500 yard, par 72, 18-hole layout. The Golf Course, built in 1947 by the Atomic Energy Commission, is one of the oldest 18-hole golf courses in New Mexico. Playing through Ponderosa Pines and Cottonwoods, the sloping fairways and small greens provide a challenge to players of all skill levels.

Panoramic vistas and clear, fresh mountain air at an elevation of 7,400 feet, provide a beautiful setting to enjoy the fall and have an enjoyable golf experience.

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY GOLF COURSE Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Golf Course”

Tee Time Reservations: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

Golf Shop Phone: (505) 662-8139 Address: 4244 Diamond Drive

Golf Shop Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

Driving Range Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm COTTONWOOD ON THE GREENS RESTAURANT Website: cottonwoodonthegreens.com Phone: (505) 662-0404 Open: Monday-Saturday, 11:00am - 8:00pm | Sunday, 9:00am - 8:00pm Sunday Brunch Buffet: 9:00am - 2:00pm Sunday Dinner: 4:00 - 8:00pm Lunch: Monday-Saturday, 11:00am - 4:00pm Dinner: Monday-Sunday, 5:00 - 8:00pm

Bar Hours: Monday-Saturday, 11:00am - 8:00pm | Sunday, 9.00am - 8.00pm

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SEASON

MONTHS

PRO SHOP (DAYS)

PRO SHOP (HOURS)

TEE TIMES (DAYS)

TEE TIMES START (HOURS)

Spring/Summer

DST begins–3rd Sun in Sept

7 days

7:00am–7:00pm

7 days

8:00am (Mon–Fri); 7:30am (Sat/Sun)

Early Fall

3rd Mon in Sept–DST ends

7 days

7:00am–6:00pm

7 days

8:00am

Late Fall

DST ends - Nov 30*

5 days (Wed–Sun)

9:00am–4:00pm

Fri–Sun & Holidays

10:00am

Winter

Dec*–Feb 14*

5 days (Mon–Fri)

9:00am–4:00pm

N/A

N/A

*Weather & course condition dependent (Golf Course website will have all current information) DST = Daylight Savings Time

STANDARDS FOR ALL SEASONS › Final tee time is two hours prior to sunset* › Driving range & ball machine are open year round until sunset (weather and course condition dependent) › Range ball tokens available for purchase during Pro Shop hours › All carts must be returned 30 minutes after sunset* *As determined by Google

Daily Golf Fee Schedule*

Annual Pass Options*

*At time of Print Green Fees

Fusion Pass $1,575.00 Combines your green, cart and range pass in one

Mon. - Sun. Holidays $31.50 $19.00 $14.70 $9.45

$34.50 $20.00 $15.75 $9.45

Senior Rates* 50 and Over

M, Tu, W, Th

Friday-Sunday & Holidays Excluded 18 Holes 18 Holes 9 Holes 9 Holes

$34.50 with cart $24.00 without cart $20.00 with cart $14.00 without cart

Carts, Clubs & Driving Range*

9 Holes/Player

Golf Cart Pull Cart Rental Clubs Driving Range

18 Holes/Player

$9.00 $3.00 $19.00

$15.00 $6.00 $26.25

$2.00 per token

Punch Cards* Punch Cards are transferable, can be used at any time, and include monthly game improvement clinics.

10 - 9 Hole Rounds

$157.50

Golf Cart Rental Card 10 - 9-hole rides

$63.00

Driving Range Punch Card Equal to 25 medium baskets of balls

$40.00

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Family Fusion Pass $2,450.00 Two adults living at the same address Single Adult Pass

$811.25

Single Adult Pass 9 Holes Only

$395.00

Single Junior 18 years & younger

$137.55

College Student $284.50 Full time students 22 years & under Family Junior $66.94 With purchase of an adult pass Dependents 18 & under Season Range Pass

$208.95

Learning Opportunities The PGA Professional at the Golf Course has put together a variety of learning opportunities for the new season. Call the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 for more information:

Golf Course - General Information

18 Holes 9 Holes 18 Junior* 9 Junior* *18 and under

Private Lessons: One-on-one instruction for all ages and skill levels.

Let County golf staff help you reach your golf goals.

Group Golf Lessons: Learn to golf with your friends or others of your same skill level and interest.

Short Game Instruction “Red Zone” Challenge: Focus on five key skill areas to produce dramatic results.

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LOS ALAMOS COUNTY GOLF COURSE COMMUNITY BUILDING Whether you’re celebrating a special event such as a bridal reception, wedding rehearsal dinner, anniversary luncheon, family or high school reunion or hosting a corporate meeting, strategic planning retreat, or an informal get together, the Los Alamos Golf Course Community Room provides you with beautiful, functional and flexible space that can be programmed for every kind of event. Overlooking the golf course, with views of the Jemez Mountains and beyond, this Los Alamos amenity meets a variety of needs for gatherings both large and small!

Golf Course - Amenities

The room can be booked up to 12 months in advance of an event on a first-come, first-served basis. To check on room availability, tour the room and restaurant, or visit with professional event staff about your event, catering needs and menus, contact Cottonwood on the Greens by calling (505) 662-0404 - or send an e-mail to: cottonwoodonthegreens@gmail.com

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) LAGA Slugfest Tournament September 4 & 5

9:00am, Multiple Formats, Los Alamos Golf Course Visit lagolfassociation.org for registration information.

Northern New Mexico Men’s Senior Golf Association September 8 & 9

TBA, Multiple Formats, Los Alamos Golf Course Visit web2.golfsoftware.net/16575/ for registration information

New Mexico Ladies Fall Classic September 13 & 14

9:00am, Shotgun Start, Los Alamos Golf Course Invitational Event Only

Golf Course Events - Seasonal

Bongo’s Bango & Hundra Cup Tournament September 24 - 26

9:00am start all days, Los Alamos Golf Course Contact the Golf Shop for registration information.

IHMCC Youth Group Event October 1

9:00am, Los Alamos Golf Course Contact the Golf Shop for registration information.

LAGA Oktoberfest October 2

10:00am, Shotgun Start, Los Alamos Golf Course Visit lagolfassociation.org for registration information.

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Community Services Aquatic Center

Take a dip in this World-class, Olympic-size, High-Altitude Facility The Aquatic Center offers diverse activities for citizens and visitors of all ages, income levels, fitness levels, and interests, in safe and affordable recreation, instruction, fitness, competitive and therapeutic programs.

The Aquatic Center is known internationally as an excellent training facility for teams from around the United States and the world, including Japan, Belgium, New Zealand, Germany, and many more. Locally the Center supports private swim teams and the Los Alamos High School Swimming and Diving teams.

LARRY R. WALKUP AQUATIC CENTER Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation” Reservations: Contact Parks, Recreation and Open Space Division Office (info below) Address: 2760 Canyon Road Phone: 505-662-8170 Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Admission: See admission and pass information on page 32.

Hours: See schedule on page 31. The pool is open to all during available hours, unless otherwise

noted. Fitness classes are open to everyone. Consult with your doctor before starting an exercise program.

Holiday Closures: November 11 - Veteran’s Day November 24 - Thanksgiving Day Eve (pool closes at 4:00pm)

November 25 - 26 - Thanksgiving Day and Day After

Event Closures: November 6 - Swim Meet

December 4 - 5 - Bill Hudson High School Meet

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2021 Main Pool Schedule Session holders will be allowed entry into building 10 minutes prior to session.

Check-in allowed during session times, however all guests must exit the pool at the end of the scheduled session and exit locker rooms within 15 minutes. Staff will clear all areas. If patrons would like to swim in the next session, please exit the building and repay for re-entry.

Monday - Thursday (all short course) 6:00-8:00am

Lap Swim 8:30-10:30am

Lap Swim 11:00am-1:00pm Lap & Shallow Rec Swim 1:30-2:15pm Lap & Shallow Rec Swim 2:45-4:00pm Lap & Shallow Rec Swim & Swim Teams 4:30-5:45pm Lap & Shallow Rec Swim & Swim Teams Friday (Long Course) 6:00-10:30am

Long Course Lap Swim

Recreation Swim: A time open to all ages to enjoy the warm water.

Children under 7 years must be accompanied by a responsible chaperone (13+ years).

Swim Lessons: A time for the Aquatic Center to run swim lessons for children. If space is available, adults may use the pool for stretching & gentle water fitness. Please ask the lifeguard.

2021 Therapy Pool Schedule Family Swim - Children 14 & under must be accompanied by an adult Fun Time - Children 6 & under must be accompanied by an adult

Monday - Friday 7:00-8:00am 8:30-10:30am 12:00-1:00pm 1:30-2:15pm 2:45-4:00pm 4:30-5:45pm

Adult, 15 & up only Family Swim Family Swim Adult, 15 & up only Fun Time Fun Time

Main Pool General Information 50 meters by 25 yards 635,000 gallons 4 feet to 13 feet deep 82.5° - 83.5° F water temp Access by steps, hydro-lift and ladders Amenities Inflatable obstacle course Two 1-meter diving boards USA regulation diving blocks

Movable bulkhead Life jackets, kick-boards, etc

Distances 33 Laps (66 lengths) Short Course = 1 mile (1650 yards) 15 Laps (30 lengths) Long Course = 1 mile (1500 meters)

Lap Swim: All ages - Circle swimming in shared lanes Rec Swim: Available to children for play

Therapy Pool General Information 40 feet by 20 feet 4’ 2” to 4’ 9” deep Access by ramp, ladders

27,000 gallons 94° - 95° F water temp

Amenities Tot Dock - 3 ft. x 10 ft. platform Water wheelchairs underwater railing Fun Time: A time for children to play together in the warm water.

Children under 6 years must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Family Swim: A time for families to play together in the warm water.

Children under 14 years must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Aquatic Center - General Information

Short Course: 25 yards lanes Long Course: 50 meter lanes - All lanes for public lap swim unless otherwise noted

Adult Swim: A time for adults (15+ years) only to enjoy the warm water on their own for quiet and therapeutic use. Special need situations for therapy may be allowed by staff.

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2021 Daily Fee Schedule* *At time of print Admission

Day Discount Day 20+ Group Daily Water Fitness

Youth (0-17) $2.50 $2 $2 $4.25

Senior (60+) $3 $2.50 $2.50 $4.25

Benefits of Water Fitness Aquatic exercise promotes and enhances physical and mental fitness. The water’s unique properties allow the pool to provide an environment for people of all abilities. Buoyancy creates a reduced impact that is easier on joints and water resistance challenges the muscles. The beauty of water is the ability to offer aerobic activity, resistance training and flexibility all at the same time. Water is thicker than air, so muscles get stronger.

Adults (18-59) $3.75 $3.25 $3.25 $5

Discount Day Admission Every Wednesday ($0.50 off daily admission)

Fitness Classes

2021 Pass Options*

Deep Water Fun & Fitness: Zero impact, comfortably paced class that uses the water’s resistance to improve your fitness, flexibility, range of motion, strength, and balance.

Annual or 3-Month Passes Lap and open recreational swimming, water fitness, and therapy classes are all included.

10, 20 & 30-Visit Swim Pass Lap & open recreational swimming (10/20/30 visits, within one year from purchase)

Aquatic Center - Fees & Fitness

10-Visit Fitness Pass Fitness class admission (10 visits within three months from purchase)

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Admission Youth

(0-17) 10-Visit Pass $19 20-Visit Pass $38 30-Visit Pass $57 (1 year expiration) 3-Month Pass $57.75 (Includes fitness classes) Annual Pass $199.50 (Includes fitness classes) 10-Visit Water Fitness $38 (3-month expiration)

Senior (60+) $23 $46 $69

Adults (18-59) $31.50 $63 $94.50

Family

$74.25

$94.50

$220.50

$250

$320.25 $750.75

$38

$44

Rentals* Lockers: Daily FREE (All locks on daily lockers must be removed by the end of your visit.

Locks can be purchased at the Front Desk for $5.00) 3-Month $28.75 Annual $86.25

Therapy Fun & Fitness: Low impact, warm-water class held in the therapy pool. Includes working on range of motion, toning, stretching and balance. Participants with orthopedic concerns, arthritis, asthma and other conditions have found this class to be beneficial. The maximum class size is 18 students.

Safety Note: All deep-water classes use flotation belts for support.

Swimming skills are not necessary. Participants should be comfortable in deep water. If you arrive late or leave class early please include time for an individual warm up and cool down. Students work at own level.

Water Fitness Class Schedule Monday 9:00-10:00am 11:00am-12:00pm

Deep Water Fun & Fitness Therapy Fun & Fitness

Wednesday 9:00am-10:00am 11:00am-12:00pm

Deep Water Fun & Fitness Therapy Fun & Fitness

Friday 11:00am-12:00pm

Therapy Fun & Fitness

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Open Boating October 26

Practice time for canoes, kayaks and rafts. The doors open half an hour early for boat cleaning before entry. All watercraft must be rinsed off on the patio prior to pool entry. Boaters must provide their own boats. All participants must purchase a wristband before entering the pool. Life jackets are recommended for participants.

6:50-7:50pm, Aquatic Center $5 per person - Doors close at 7:00pm

Dive-In Movie November 12

Enjoy a movie while floating in the main pool. The water is warmer than usual and participants can enjoy the movie while floating in the shallow end or lounging in the training room. Fee includes admission and treats!

7:00-8:45pm, Aquatic Center $5 per person in advance $7 per person day of Limit: 125 participants

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Community Services Public Library System

Take a Journey, and Discover a Universe of Possibilities!

Mesa Public Library and the White Rock Branch Library both offer free Wi-fi, computer use, books from every category and genre, and great places to study and meet. The Library has extensive online resources, like e-books, magazines, and an excellent group of databases and learning resources, as well as unique collections, including CDs, DVDs, video games, chamber music, circulating art and more.

MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Library” Address: 2400 Central Ave., Los Alamos

Email: libweb@lacnm.us Phone: (505) 662-8250

WHITE ROCK BRANCH LIBRARY Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Library” Address: 10 Sherwood Blvd., White Rock

Email: libweb@lacnm.us Phone: (505) 662-8265

Hours for Both Libraries: Monday-Thursday, 10:00am - 8:00pm Friday, 10:00am - 6:00pm Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm Limited Holiday Hours: Nov 11 & 26 - 1:00 - 5:00pm Facilities CLOSED: September 6 and November 25 ONLINE LIBRARY SERVICES Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Library” and then “Online Resources” FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOKSTORE Hours:

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Monday-Saturday 10:00am - 4:00pm

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Ongoing Programs One Card. Two Libraries. Plus, you get access to a wide variety of online resources! Sign up today!

Library cards are available to anyone with a New Mexico ID, or who resides in Los Alamos County for one month or longer.

Book Buddies for Kids October-April

This program is for readers ages 6-9. Teen volunteers help emergent readers, early fluent readers, and fluent readers practice reading skills. Sessions are 30 minutes and at Mesa Public Library.

FREE Participation

Contact the library to schedule, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation

Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library

Babytime

Check the website for upcoming show information

Step Up Gallery showcases the work of local and regional artists and provides educational and community-related exhibits. Visit stepupgallery.org for upcoming show information.

Upper Level, Mesa Public Library FREE Admission

Tuesdays

Lap time, rhymes, bounces, and socializing with your baby 10:15am, Lower Level, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation, For ages 0-24 months

Library Storytime

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays

Sign up to participate!

30 minutes of stories, rhymes and more

Collect stickers and incentives as you read to your child before they go to kindergarten. Earn a free book! Register and track at lacnm.beanstack.org

Wednesday, 10:15am, White Rock Branch Library Thursday, 10:30am, Mesa Public Library Saturday, 10:15am, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation, For ages 2-5

Register Online FREE Participation

Cover to Cover September-April

Library staff curates a great list of books in various genres for readers grades 3rd-6th. Kids track their reading at lacnm.beanstack.org.

Classroom visits, prizes, and special events!.

Register Online FREE Participation

Library Volunteers - Kids & Teens Get involved today!

The library has volunteer opportunities for kids ages 8 and up. Those who are in 6th grade and younger can be junior volunteers.

Middle and high schoolers can be minions. High schoolers can also be homework helpers or book buddies..

Call 662-8258 or email ysweb@lacnm.us for more information.

Music & Movement

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays

Public Library System Programs & Events - Ongoing

Get a Library Card!

Connecting with music for early literacy skills - sing, dance and play instruments!

Tues. & Thurs., 9:30-10:00am, Mesa Public Library Wednesday, 9:30-10:00am, White Rock Branch Library FREE Participation, For ages 0-6 with caregivers

Home Pages

First Thursdays, September-April Conversation and activities about award-winning picture and chapter books geared toward homeschoolers ages 5-11. Location changes between Mesa Public Library and White Rock Branch Library.

1:30-2:30pm, Mesa Public Library & White Rock Branch Library FREE Participation, For ages 5-12

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) Third Thursday

Book talks, snacks and games.

3:30pm, The Zone, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation, For middle and high school students

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Public Library System Programs & Events - Seasonal

La Nina: The Story of Nina Otero Warren September 16

Educator, early feminist, public welfare director, politician, author, and businesswoman – Nina Otero-Warren was all of these and more. She will soon be depicted on the US quarter dollar coin by the federal mint. Her story will be presented by Deborah Blanche in this Chautauqua program co-hosted by the League of Women Voters of Los Alamos and the Los Alamos Historical Society.

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Visit losalamosnm.us and click on “Library” to see what else is coming this fall! Events are subject to changes. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information, or email libweb@lacnm.us or call (505) 662-8250.

What’s up Wednesday?

Every Wednesday

Activities for elementary-aged kids weekly. No Thank You, Evil will be played each week in September. October and November TBA. Appropriate for ages 7-11.

1:30-3:00pm, Mesa Public Library FREE

Witnessing the Bomb in New Mexico, with Author Elva Österreich September 9

In this book, Elva Österreich tells the story of the Manhattan Project Trinity Test through oral histories of those who worked on the project (including those at the Trinity Site), and the farmers, ranchers, and their families who woke to an unimaginable brightness, uninformed of the blast and the “earth shaking” consequences of the birth of the nuclear age. This program will be presented in partnership with Los Alamos Japan Institute.

7:00pm, Mesa Public Library, meeting room 2/3 and Zoom This is a FREE hybrid event Register online through the Los Alamos Public Library Event Calendar

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6:00pm, via Zoom FREE Register online through the Los Alamos Public Library Event Calendar

Random Fandom September 23

Hang out time for 7th-12th graders to make stuff, play games, eat, and talk.

6:00pm, The Zone at Mesa Public Library FREE

Four Shillings Short October 6

Musical performance times two! Join Four Shillings Short for “Around the World in 30 Instruments” and “Celtic, Folk & World music.” All ages are welcome at both shows. The afternoon show is geared to children.

2:00-3:00pm - Around the World 6:00-7:00pm - Celtic, Folk, and World Mesa Public Library, Lower Level Rotunda FREE

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October 7

GenderQueer is the story of Derek, a different kind of male hero. It’s a genderqueer person’s tale. It follows Derek from his debut as an eighth grader in Los Alamos, until his unorthodox coming out at the age of 21 on the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque.

Random Fandom October 28

Hang out time for 7th-12th graders to make stuff, play games, eat, and talk.

6:00pm, The Zone at Mesa Public Library

7:00pm, via Zoom FREE Register online through the Los Alamos Public Library Event Calendar

Eat the Rainbow: Colorful Foods and Your Health November 4

Self-Publishing Dos and Don’ts with Peggy van Hulsteyn October 14

Peggy will teach some tricks for self-publishing success and read from her new book The Art of Murder.

7:00pm, via Zoom FREE Register online through the Los Alamos Public Library Event Calendar

Get Out. Get Active.

In this workshop, you will learn about nutritional science and how phytochemicals in foods affect your health. You will walk away with an understanding of the importance of colorful fruits and vegetables on your wellbeing and ideas of how to easily incorporate more of these beneficial foods into your daily life.

Public Library System Programs & Events - Seasonal

GenderQueer: Los Alamos Author Tells a Story From a Different Closet, with Allen Hunter

7:00pm, Mesa Public Library, meeting room 2/3 and Zoom This is a FREE hybrid event Register online through the Los Alamos Public Library Event Calendar

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Community Services Ice Rink

Get ready for winter, and another spectacular season at the Rink!

Built in 1936, the Ice Rink is the only refrigerated, NHL regulation, outdoor ice rink in New Mexico. The Rink offers public skating, hockey, and skating lessons from November through February. Dress warmly, in layers, and know that whether you see stunning winter skies dotted with fluffy white clouds or night skies filled with twinkling stars, you and your family can enjoy an unforgettable skating experience!

In 2020 the ice rink received a face lift with new bathrooms and locker rooms, come check them out at the grand opening and opening day!

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY ICE RINK Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation” Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Address: 4475 West Rd. Phone: (505) 662-4500

Hours: OPENING DAY & GRAND OPENING November 13

Reserve the Ice Rink for your event!

Have an “Ice” Birthday at the Rink!

Birthday parties can be hosted in a locker room or outside on the patio. Outside food is allowed. Book two weeks in advance. A discount is offered for groups of 10+ people. One free adult for every 10 children. All groups/children must have adult chaperones to supervise them on and off the rink. *At time of Print Under 18 $3.25 per person* 2-hour Locker Room Rental $45.50*

Age 18+ $4.75 per person* Each Additional Hour $11.50*

Group Skate Rental $3.25 per person* Limit: 75 participants | 10 people minimum

Private Arena Rental Rent the entire rink for a large event! Two hour minimum required. Prices may vary based on time and day of the week. Call for details.

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Friday-Sunday $178.50*

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2021 General Ice Rink Schedule Opening Day November 13

Sunday 7:00am – 1:00pm LAHA, 1:00PM – 1:15PM ICE RESURFACING 1:15pm – 5:00pm Public Skating 5:00PM – 5:15PM ICE RESURFACING 5:15pm – 7:30pm LAHA 7:30PM – 7:45PM ICE RESURFACING 7:45pm – 9:45pm Adult Pond Hockey Monday 11:30am – 1:30pm 1:30pm – 3:30pm 3:30PM – 3:45PM 3:45pm – 8:45pm

Adult Skating Public Skating ICE RESURFACING LAHA

Tuesday 6:00am – 7:00am LAHA 11:30am – 1:30pm Adult Skating 1:30pm – 3:30pm Public Skating 3:30PM – 3:45PM ICE RESURFACING 3:45pm – 9:00pm LAHA Adult Skating Public Skating ICE RESURFACING LAHA

Thursday 11:30am – 1:30pm Adult Skating 1:30pm – 4:45pm Public Skating 4:45PM – 5:00PM ICE RESURFACING 5:00pm – 8:30pm LAHA 8:30PM – 8:45PM ICE RESURFACING 8:45pm –10:15pm Adult Pond Hockey Friday’s (Dec - Jan) 11:30am –1:30pm Adult Noon Hockey 1:30pm – 5:15pm Public Skating 5:30pm – 6:30pm LAHA 6:30PM – 6:45PM ICE RESURFACING 6:45pm – 9:00pm Public Skating Friday’s (Nov & Feb) 11:30am –1:30pm Adult Skating 1:30pm – 5:15pm Public Skating 5:30pm – 6:30pm LAHA 6:30PM – 6:45PM ICE RESURFACING 6:45pm – 9:00pm Public Skating

*At time of Print Admission Tiny Tot Youth Adults Senior

(0-5) (5-17) (18-59) (60+) Day $1.75 $3.75 $5.25 $3.75 Noon Adult Skate $3.75 Noon Adult Hockey $6.00 Evening Adult Hockey $7.75

Family Admission $13.50 Family may include up to four people from the same household.

Maximum two adults Each additional Adult $4.75 Each additional Child $3.25

2021 Pass Options* Passes are good for the current season.

Admission Youth Adults Senior

(0-17) (18-59) (60+) 10-Punch Pass $33.75 $47.25 $33.75 10-Punch Noon Adult Skate $29.25 10-Punch Noon Adult Hockey $69.75 Season Pass $118.50 $175.00 $118.50 Hockey Season Pass LAHA $180.25 $237.00 ATOMS $62.00

Family

$417.50

Rentals* Skate Rental Tiny Tot Skate Rental (0-5) Family Skate Rental 10-Punch Skate Rental

$3.75 $1.75 $13.00 $33.75

Skate Sharpening* Trained and skilled staff members will sharpen figure and hockey skates seven days a week with a 24-hour turn around. Staff examines skates for defects and breakage and reserves the right to refuse service on damaged skates.

Ice Rink - Hours & Fees

Wednesday 11:30am – 1:30pm 1:30pm – 5:00pm 5:00PM – 5:15PM 5:15pm – 10:15pm

2021 Daily Fee Schedule*

Standard Turnaround $4.25 Immediate Turnaround** $8.50 10-Punch Pass** $38.25 **2-Punches = Immediate turnaround when staff is available

Saturday 7:45am – 12:30pm LAHA 12:30PM – 12:45PM ICE RESURFACING 12:45pm – 2:00pm Skating Lessons 2:00pm – 6:00pm Public Skating 6:00PM – 6:30PM ICE RESURFACING 6:30pm – 9:00pm Public Skating Ice is resurfaced & cleaned every 90 minutes. Times vary based on ice conditions and are subject to change based on events. Patrons cannot access the ice during this time.

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Children’s Ice Skating Lessons

Adult Ice Skating Lessons

$45 per Session (Wednesday Sessions) $33.75 per Session (Saturday Sessions) Each child receives a certificate of completion upon skills demonstration on the last day of class. Classes canceled due to inclement weather will be rescheduled at a later date. All lessons must be paid in advance. Minimum requirement of five participants per session or class will be canceled. Please come 15 minutes early to get skates fitted and laced.

$45 per Session Learn to ice skate or improve your skills in classes with other adults.

These 30 minute sessions are designed to teach the basics of skate fit, ice skating, and to help improve technique.

Wednesday Sessions (4 Lessons)

Saturday Sessions (4 Lessons) 1:30 - 2:00pm Session 1: Nov. 20 & 27, Dec. 4 & 11 Session 2: Jan. 8, 15, 22 & 29

November - February

Session 1: Session 2:

Nov. 17 & 24, Dec. 1 & 8 Jan. 5, 12, 19 & 26

Ice Rink Program & Events - Seasonal

Saturday Sessions (4 Lessons) Session 1: Session 2:

December - February

Tues/Thurs Sessions (4 Lessons) 12:15 - 12:45pm Session 1: Dec. 7, 9, 14 & 16 Session 2: Jan. 4, 6, 11 & 13

Registration for lessons is available online at losalamosnm.us.

Nov. 20 & 27, Dec. 4 & 11 Jan. 8, 15, 22 & 29

Registration for lessons is available online at losalamosnm.us.

Snowflakes - Beginners 1 Children learn ice and skate safety (learning to fall, checking laces, skates), how to walk in skates, the beginning stroke (push with toe, glide), and preparation for snowplow stop. They will learn to put these moves together in time to games and songs.

10 students maximum Wednesday

Saturday Ages 3 - 5

3:45 - 4:15pm 1:30 - 2:00pm

Private & Semi-Private “Spotlight” Lessons These 30 minute lessons are scheduled with available instructors around your schedule. Participants receive individual attention in an enhanced learning environment. Two students of comparable skills can be scheduled for the same session.

Instructors do not teach jumps or spins.

Individual Two Students Ages 6+

$65 per session $110 per session

Penguins - Beginners 2 Children learn ice and skate safety (learning to fall, checking laces, skates), how to walk in skates, the beginning stroke (push with toe, glide), and preparation for snowplow stop. They will learn to put these moves together in time to games and songs. 20 students max.

Wednesday

Saturday Ages 6+

4:30 - 5:00pm 12:45 - 1:15pm

Polar Bears - Advanced Beginners Prerequisite: Must be able to stand up on skates on the ice and skate forward and stop.

Children will review what they have learned (or know) and will learn the two-foot glide, back two-foot glide, half swizzle, and alternating scooter. 20 students max.

Saturday Ages 6+ 40

12:45 - 1:15pm

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Visit losalamosnm.us and click on “Parks & Rec” to see what else is coming this Winter! Events are subject to changes. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information.

Turkey Bowling November 20

Bowling on ice with turkeys! Prizes awarded!

7:00-9:00pm, Los Alamos County Ice Rink General Admission Applies losalamosnm.us

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Community Services Recreation Programs

Being an Active Community Means Being a Healthy One! The Community Services Department offers youth, teen and adult programs at the Golf Course, Ice Rink, Aquatic Center and other facilities in Los Alamos County. In addition, special events are held throughout the year at various locations in the community. Enjoy programs such as dance, volleyball, basketball, exercise and fitness, martial arts, softball, swimming, running, and much more!

RECREATION DIVISION Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation”

Online Reservations: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Register for Classes...” under the “I want to” drop

down menu Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Phone: (505) 662-8170 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Kundalani Yoga - khalsans@hotmail.com | Noor Singh Khalsa (505) 747-1476 Mountain Mixers - takelley22@aol.com | Marlene & Tom Kelley (505) 672-9684 Salsa Dance Lessons - ddawgncc@gmail.com | Darrin Visarraga (209) 923-3905 Scottish Dance - ullmann@losalamos.com | Marilyn Thayer (505) 662-9785 or (505) 930-9785 | nmscottishdance.weebly.com USA Tae Kwon Do Masters’ Association - Master Ron Geffrion (505) 672-1119 | Master Tom Lopez (505) 672-9532

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Los Alamos Open Gym Programs

Tuesday-Thursday, Saturday & Sunday Resuming Sept 13 - pending any COVID-19 changes Open Gym programs are not held on holidays or holiday weekends, and are subject to cancellations.

OPEN BASKETBALL - All skill levels Sundays, 3:30-5:30pm, LAHS Auxiliary Gym ULTIMATE FRISBEE Nov. 1,2021 - May 16, 2022 Mondays, 7:00-9:00pm, LAMS Gym VOLLEYBALL CLUB Sept. 7, 2021 - June 16, 2022 Tuesdays, 8:00-10:00pm, LAMS Gym OPEN BADMINTON - All skill levels Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:30-10:00pm, Pueblo Gym

OPEN TABLE TENNIS - All skill levels (Currently not available) Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:30-10:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Ctr. Saturdays, 9:00am-12:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Ctr. OPEN VOLLEYBALL - All skill levels Wednesdays, 8:00-10:00pm, Pueblo Gym

Mondays-Thursdays & Saturdays

As a martial art, Tae Kwon Do is popular with people of both genders and of many ages. Physically, tae kwon do develops strength, speed, balance, flexibility, and stamina.

Mondays, 6:00-7:30pm, Chamisa School Gym Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:45-7:15pm, LAMS Cafeteria Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30pm, Piñon School Gym Saturdays, 8:00-10:00am, LAMS Cafeteria Under 18 Per Month Adult Per Month Family Per Month

$25.00 $35.00 $55.00

FREE Admission - For Ages 10+ - Children must be supervised Participants are required to bring their own equipment.

(505) 662-8170 or lacrec@lacnm.us

Recreation Programs & Events - Ongoing

OPEN INDOOR SOCCER - All skill levels Sept. 7 - Nov. 23 & April 4, 2022 - May 12, 2022 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:00-10:00pm, LAHS Auxiliary Gym Dec. 7, 2021 - March 24, 2021 Thursdays, 8:00-10:00pm, LAMS Gym

USA Tae Kwon Do Masters’ Association

Scottish Country Dance

Mondays beginning September 13 Scottish Country Dance is the social and ballroom dance of Scotland.

Classes feature jigs and reels (quick time), strathspreys (in slow time), and medleys of both quick and slow time. Wear comfortable clothes and soft-soled shoes. No partners necessary.

7:30-10:00pm, Fuller Lodge $3 for drop-ins, $35/five months, $70/year

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Visit losalamosnm.us and click on “Recreation” to see what else is coming this fall! Events are subject to change. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information, or email lacrec@lacnm.us or call (505) 662-8170

Come enjoy S’mores, lawn games, and a disc golf introduction provided by the Recreation Division. Pajarito Mountain Cafe will be open for the purchase of other snacks and drinks.

TBD, Pajarito Ski Hill FREE

Adult Glow Bike Ride

September 4

October 9

Did you missing having the 4th of July Fireworks in Los Alamos this year? So did CSD Staff! Come join Los Alamos County and the Kiwanis Club in celebrating the Labor Day Weekend with fireworks, music, games, and food!

Ride around downtown with you and your bike glowing. The Los Alamos County Recreation Division will have glowing giveaways to further decorate your bike. The ride will end at a local brewpub!

S’mores Walk September 18

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September 25

Labor Day Weekend Celebration

3:00 - 9:00pm, Overlook Park, White Rock FREE

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Movie In The Park

Hike the mesa at dusk to a fire pit for story time, music and S’mores, with Los Alamos County Recreation, Open Space and Library staff.

This event is still in the planning stage at the time of print, please check the Recreation Page for additional details.

TBD, Downtown Los Alamos FREE

Movie In The Park October 23

Come enjoy S’mores, lawn games, and a disc golf introduction provided by the Recreation Division. Pajarito Mountain Cafe will be open for the purchase of other snacks and drinks TBD, Pajarito Ski Hill FREE

6:00pm, Kwage Mesa Trail FREE

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RESERVATIONS, RENTALS & PERMITS Alcohol Permits You can obtain a County alcohol permit at the Community Development Department (CDD) Front Desk. For further information regarding alcohol permits please call CDD at (505) 662-8120.

Vendor Permits*

*At time of Print

Vendor and Concessionaire Fees

Recreation Programs - Reservations, Rentals & Permits

Aquatic Center Front Desk (505) 662-8120 R = Resident NR = Non-Resident (First-Come, First-Serve Basis) Sales at County Events Per Day/Per Space - Business license may be required 1 Day: $50.00 R 2 Days: $75.00 R 3 Days: $100.00 R

$75.00 NR $100.00 NR $125.00 NR

High Risk Vendors at County Events Per Day/Per Space 1 Day: $75.00 R 2 Days: $100.00 R 3 Days: $125.00 R

$100.00 NR $125.00 NR $150.00 NR

No-Sales Vendors at County Events Per Day/Per Space - promotional & information only 1 Day: $15.00 R

$25.00 NR

Concessionaire at Sporting Events Per Day/Per Space - Business license & insurance required 1 Day: $50.00 2 Day: $75.00 3 Day: $100.00 Monthly: $250.00 Noise and Traffic Permits Depending on use and/or special event, several permits may be required.

Lemon Lot Permits The County issues permits to sell vehicles at the Lemon Lot. The Lemon Lot is located next to the Sullivan Field parking lot on Diamond Dr., between Canyon Rd. and Trinity Dr. Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles $10 for 10 days RVs, Trailers & Boats $20 for 10 day Permits can be obtained via Los Alamos County Parks and Recreation Website, under Permits and Vending.

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Park Reservations & Permits

Looking for a place to have your event?

Need regular practice space? Going camping?

Reserve space at one of the many outdoor playgrounds available for use by the community!

Tips for Indoor & Outdoor Planning Book early Allow for plenty of set-up and tear-down time Create a facility layout for set-up Check on electrical needs and outlets Ask Community Services for advise!

Park Shelters and Pavilions Overnight Campsite Lemon Lot Space next to Sullivan Field Courts Special Use Parks Garden Plots RV & Boat Storage Stable Lots Athletic Fields & Parks - *Sporting Events Only

Are you planning your next meeting or event?

Special Events Office (505) 662-8405 Call for additional information!

Large Meeting Rooms Fuller Lodge - Pajarito Room Betty Ehart Senior Center - Great Room A and B White Rock Activity Center Small Meeting Rooms Aquatic Center Training Room

contact directly at (505) 662-8170 White Rock Town Hall Betty Ehart Senior Center - Classroom A and B Library Meeting Rooms

contact directly at (505) 662-8250 Fuller Lodge - Throne, Zia, Nambe, Curtis Room (The Fuller Lodge rose garden is also available.)

Equipment Rentals*

*At time of Print

The Community Services Department has many types of recreation equipment you can rent at the Aquatic Center Front Desk to enhance your recreation experience:

Call Aquatic Center Front Desk - (505) 662-8170

Rental Prices

Daily

Pricing & Limitations*

Snowshoes Poles Snowshoes & Poles Miniature Golf Putters

$5.00 $2.00 $6.00 $2.00

*At time of Print

Pavilions $12.00 per hour Ball Fields (baseball, soccer, softball, etc.)

Fields $15.00 per hour per field Lighted Fields $17.00 per hour per field Courts (Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, etc.) $5.00 per hour Camping & RV Permits (14-day max in one month) Camp May $10.00 per night Main Gate RV Park $10.00 per night White Rock RV Park $20.00 per night Electricity Charge Extra Maintenance Run

$25.00 per event $65.00 per run

Special Use Parks $15.00 per hour BMX Course (under construction) Equestrian Facilities Remote Car Track Sail Plane Field Ball Fields

Weekend $10.00 $4.00 $12.00

Weekly $20.00 $8.00 $25.00

Snowshoes & Poles: Adult and youth size snowshoes are available to fit individuals from 50 to 250 pounds, along with ski poles in youth to adult sizes. (November - April) Miniature Golf Putters: Rent a putter and golf ball to enjoy a round at the miniature golf course located at East Park.

Recreation Programs - Reservations, Rentals & Permits

I want to reserve...

Indoor Facility Rentals

Permits are available April - October for parks, pavilions, shelters, fields & court rentals. November - March usage is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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Community Services Social Services

Enjoy a beautiful backdrop for a wide variety of activities!

With an abundance of parks and playgrounds individuals, families, organizations and businesses are able to readily enjoy the outdoors in Los Alamos County. Whether for an afternoon stroll, office party, soccer game, weekend hike, tennis match, athletic training, or family birthday party!

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Social Services” under the “Services” drop down menu

Address: 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite E, Los Alamos Phone: (505) 662-8179 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Family Strengths Network (FSN) - 3540 Orange Street, Los Alamos | Website: lafsn.org | (505) 662-4515 Health Commons - 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite D, Los Alamos | (505) 662-4038 LA Cares - 2390 North Rd | (505) 661-8015 Las Clinicas del Norte - 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite D, Los Alamos | (505) 303-0400 Las Cumbres - 2056 Peach St, Los Alamos | lascumbres-nm.org/los-alamos | (505) 662-4703 Los Alamos Family Council - 1505 15th St Suite C | lafamilycouncil.org | (505) 662-4160 Los Alamos JJAB - losalamosjjab.com | (505) 709-8125 Los Alamos Senior Center - www.losalamosseniorcenter.com

Betty Ehart Senior Center - 1101 Bathtub Row | (505) 662-8920 | Mon.-Fri. 8:00am - 4:30pm, Sat. 10:00am - 12:00pm

White Rock Senior Center - 133 Longview Drive | (505) 672-2034 | Mon-Wed & Fri: 9:30am - 4:00pm

Thur. 9:30am - 10:00pm, Sat. 9:30am - 12:00pm Los Alamos Teen Center - (505) 695-7415 | laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers” | @LATeenCenter on social media

Monday-Thursday 12:00 - 8:00pm, Friday 12:00 - 11:00pm, Saturday 1:00 - 11:00pm NMSU Cooperative Extension Office - 1251 Bathtub Row | losalamosextension.nmsu.edu | (505) 662-2656 projectY Co-work - 150 Central Park Square | projectylosalamos.com | (505) 661-4862 Self Help - 2390 North Rd, Los Alamos | selfhelpla.org | (505) 662-4666 Youth Activity Centers - lafamilycouncil.org/youth-activity-center/ | (505) 662-9412 48

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Ongoing Programs FAMILY STRENGTHS NETWORK FSN is a private, non-profit organization that has served the families of Los Alamos and Northern New Mexico since 1989 through its Family Resource Center and programs. FSN’s mission is to provide education, support groups, and activities to all types of families, parents, teens, and children.

Chit-Chat Infant & Toddler Discussion Group Tuesdays

Informal chat for parents of infants & toddlers, or expectant parents, focused on caring for infants and toddlers.

9:30-10:30am, Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Birth Talk

Monthly - First Monday Birth Talk is a free community talk circle for people hoping for, expecting, and remembering their transition to parenthood. Partners and babies in arms are welcome.

6:30-8:00pm, Family Strengths Network FREE Admission, Email birthtalkla@gmail.com for more information.

Toddler Tunes

Monthly - First Wednesday

10:30-11:00am, Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Toddler Craft Day

Monthly - Third Wednesday FSN’s monthly crafts are a pleasure for grown-ups and kids.

10:00 -11:00am, Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

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Toy Lending Library Tuesdays - Saturdays

Families can check out a variety of items without buying new toys. This service is great for families with little ones visiting too! Our toys are targeted toward developing fine and gross motor skills, math skills and reading literacy.

9:00am-1:00pm, Tuesdays, Thursday - Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm, Wednesdays Family Strengths Network FREE

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Learn some practical songs you can sing with your little one every day! Join in on songs about eating, sleeping, going to the playground and much more!

LOS ALAMOS RETIRED & SENIOR ORGANIZATION

Available Monday-Saturday

The Betty Ehart and White Rock Senior Centers are places for adults 50 years and older to socialize, learn, share meals, have fun, and support each other. It’s run by a respectful and service-oriented staff and many wonderful volunteers.

FREE Admission, unless otherwise noted *Managed by Los Alamos County Community Services.

Dance Programs

GENTLE PILATES Mon & Fri, 9:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center Mon & Wed, 10:30am, White Rock Senior Center Suggested Donation $5

Available Monday-Saturday FREE Admission BALLROOM DANCING Monday, 7:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Thursday, 2:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center ARGENTINE TANGO Monday, 6:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center LINE DANCING Monday, 12:30-1:45pm, White Rock Senior Center Friday, 9:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center

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Fitness Programs

TAP DANCING Tuesday, 12:00pm, White Rock Senior Center Thursday, 1:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center SALSA DANCING Wednesday, 7:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

CARDIO PLUS EXERCISE Mon & Wed, 8:45am, Betty Ehart Senior Center

GENTLE YOGA Mon & Wed, 10:30am, White Rock Senior Center Suggested Donation $10 LOW IMPACT AEROBICS Mon, Wed, Fri, 9:30-10:15am, White Rock Senior Ctr PRAJNA YOGA* Thursdays, 5:45-6:45pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center SILVER SNEAKERS Tues & Thurs, 10:00am, White Rock Senior Center STRONG WOMEN GRADUATES Mon, Wed, Fri, 10:00am, White Rock Senior Center TABLE TENNIS* Tues & Thurs, 7:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Saturday, 10:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center TAI CHI Tuesday, 10:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center Thursday, 2:45pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Suggested Donation $5 VARIETY TRAINING Tues & Thurs, 8:45am, Betty Ehart Senior Center VINYASA YOGA Monday, 10:45am, White Rock Senior Center Wednesday, 4:30pm, White Rock Senior Center Suggested Donation $10 WEIGHT ROOM Mon-Sat, 10:00am, White Rock Senior Center ZUMBA GOLD Tuesday, 1:30-2:30pm, White Rock Senior Center Friday, 4:00-5:00pm, White Rock Senior Center Suggested Donation $5

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LOS ALAMOS TEEN CENTER Located in the historic Community Building in downtown Los Alamos, the Teen Center boasts more than 10,000 square feet of specially designed program space to serve local teens. Facilities include: music recording studio, music performance space, movie/gaming room, two computer labs, art studio, yoga studio, snack bar, classrooms, and an outdoor deck with amazing views.

Various enrichment programs, activities, events and trainings are offered free to teens, in addition to youth-led projects with opportunities for teens to receive stipends.

Arts & Resiliency Program Tuesdays & Thursdays

Explore identity and self-expression through a variety of art mediums and styles in the art studio. Led by art therapist Ericka Becker, teens will have an opportunity to build stronger resiliency, coping skills and support systems.

2:30-5:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Tuesdays & Thursdays

3:00-5:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Teen Council Meetings 1st Friday

Friday, 4:00-5:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Activity Center Hours Monday-Friday

Come hang out, and enjoy a variety of fun activities!

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 3:00-6:00pm Wednesdays, 12:00-6:00pm School Conferences & Other Weekdays when school is not in session - Monday-Friday, 8:00am-6:00pm FREE Admission - Check newsletter for exceptions and updates .

Closed Legal Holidays and Saturdays and Sundays

Teen Center GSA Monthly

Please check website for details FREE Admission

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Social Services Programs & Events - Ongoing

Recording Studio Mentoring

YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTERS The Activity Centers, located both in Los Alamos and White Rock, provide a safe, supervised environment and positive adult role models for youth in grades 3-8.

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Slim and Strong: Crafting a Healthy Lifestyle September 7,21 & 28

Do you have a desire to live your life within a healthy weight range for your age and be mentally and emotionally resilient as well as physically strong? If so, Slim and Strong will provide the long-term thinking changes and behavior changes necessary to craft a healthy lifestyle. Registration is required, via Zoom.

For additional information, contact Desaree Jimenez at (505) 662-2656 10:00am, via Zoom NMSU Cooperative Extension Office FREE

Safe Homecoming Activities & Midnight Movies September 18

Join the Teen Center’s Youth Mobilizers to celebrate Homecoming.

Activities will be offered throughout the evening, ending with midnight movies. Lots of free food and fun are guaranteed.

8:00pm - LATE, Location TBD FREE Admission to High School-Aged Teens

Lucky Ducky Day September 25

It’s time to celebrate! Join FSN for rubber duck races and a fun day of activities for the whole family.

10:00am-2:00pm, Family Strengths Network FREE

Adventures in STEM - Sept.

September 8 & 11

Social Services Programs & Events - Seasonal

Join FSN for kid friendly STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities hosted by STEAM Lab. 10:00-10:45am & 1:30-2:30pm, Sept. 8 9:30-10:30am, Sept. 11 Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Homecoming Tailgate Party September 17

Hilltopper teens are welcome to gather following the Homecoming Parade to fuel up and get ready to cheer LAHS on to victory at the big game. There will be free burgers & hot dogs with all of the fixings, along with beverages and treats. No registration required 2:00-4:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission to High School-Aged Teens

Trauma & Parenting

Thursdays, September 30 - November 4 Join facilitator Ali Harper for this 6-week class for individuals parenting children who have experienced trauma. Registration is required via www.lafsn.org.

7:00-8:30pm, via Zoom Family Strengths Network FREE

Parenting the Love & Logic Way for Parents of School Age Kids Tuesdays, October 5 - 19

Raise children who are self-confident, motivated, and ready for the real world with this win-win approach to parenting during three sessions with Michelangelo Lobato.

Registration is required via www.lafsn.org.

6:00-8:00pm, via Google Meet Family Strengths Network FREE

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Parenting the Love & Logic Way for Parents of Teens October 9

Discuss specific answers to common challenges, including how to determine when teens are ready for more responsibility and how to set appropriate limits regarding school, parties, driving and other issues. Sessions are led by Michelangelo Lobato.

Registration is required via www.lafsn.org.

9:00-11:00am, via Google Meet Family Strengths Network FREE

Adventures in STEM - Oct. October 13 & 16

Join FSN for kid friendly STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities hosted by STEAM Lab. 10:00-10:45am & 1:30-2:30pm, Oct. 13 9:30-10:30am, Oct.16 Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Halloween Blood Drive October 23

2:00 - 6:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center Open to the Public.

Halloween Party October 29

Join the Youth Mobilizers for a spooky good time. There will music, games, and lots of Halloween treats. Registration not required.

7:00 - 10:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission to High School-Aged Teens

Parenting the Love & Logic Way for Parents of School Age Kids Tuesdays, November 1 - 15

Raise children who are self-confident, motivated, and ready for the real world with this win-win approach to parenting during three sessions with Michelangelo Lobato. Registration is required via www. lafsn.org.

6:00-8:00pm, via Google Meet Family Strengths Network FREE

Clothing & Small Item Swap November 2 - 6

Bring gently used clothing and items that you no longer need to swap for items you do need.

All day, Family Strengths Network FREE

Adventures in STEM - Nov. November 10 & 13

Join FSN for kid friendly STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities hosted by STEAM Lab. 10:00-10:45am & 1:30-2:30pm, Nov. 10 9:30-10:30am, Nov. 13 Family Strengths Network FREE Admission Get Out. Get Active.

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Social Services Programs & Events - Seasonal

The Teen Center’s Youth Mobilizers and Vitaland Blood Services will be hosting a vampire-themed blood drive. There will be treats and prizes for all of the donors. Registration is requested of donors.

Community Resources Outside Organizations With over 400 organizations in our busy little community, it’s easy to get plugged in and involved with activities that suit your lifestyle! Below is a list of just a few to help get you started. Pick up a new sport, join a social group of active residents, learn a new hobby, or sign up for a class. You will never be bored in Los Alamos County if you...

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FACILITY RENTALS

SPORTS

LAPS Field & Gym Rentals - (505) 663-2245 Sheriff’s Posse Lodge - (505) 412-8326 | lasheriffsposse.com

Adult Fast-Pitch - John Eddleman (505) 667-3025 Adult Slow-Pitch - Julie Brothers (505) 500-5409 Atomic City Pacers (running) - atomicrunners.com Charger Aquatics - chargerswim.com ESC Elite Track Club - Bob Koski (505) 660-6890 Folk Dance - Dennis (505) 661-4240 High Flyer Gymnastics - lahighflyers.com LA Aquatomics - aquatomics.org LA Hockey Association - lahockey.org LA Tennis Club - losalamostennis.usta.com/about_us/ LA Volleyball Club - facebook.com/Losalamosvolleyballclub/ LA Youth Football & Cheerleading - losalamosextreme.com LAPS Athletics - Ann Stewart (505) 663-2531 LAYLAX - Lacrosse - laylax.org Los Alamos Little League - lalittleleague.org Los Alamos Nukes Rugby Club - nukesrugbyclub@gmail.com Los Alamos School of Gymnastics - lagymnastics.net Los Alamos Softball Association - @LosAlamosSoftball Los Alamos Youth Soccer - laysl.org Mountain Swim Club - Anna Zhang (505) 662-1900 Ultimate Frisbee - Chris Fontes cjf@lanl.gov

FITNESS & HEALTH Anytime Fitness - anytimefitness.com Crossfit Los Alamos - crossfitlosalamos.com The Family YMCA - (505) 662-3100 Healing Through Yoga - https://joann.yoga LA Fitness - (505) 662-5232 | losalamosfitness.com Taiji & Sitting Qigong KokHeong McNaughton kokheong@comcast.net

TRIBE Yoga - tribeyogaandwellness.com

HOBBIES Endeavor Working Dog Club - endeavorwdc.org Radio Controlled Car Track - (505) 672-3072 Community Seed Swap KokHeong McNaughton kokheong@comcast.net

OUTDOOR RECREATION ORGANIZATIONS

Community Resources

High Altitude Athletics - highaltitudeathletics.org Tuff Riders Mountain Bike Club - tuffriders.losalamos.com/ New Mexico Orienteering - nmarclub@gmail.com

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PUBLIC SAFETY Los Alamos Fire Department - Emergencies - Dial 9-1-1

Facebook Page: @losalamosfiredepartment Los Alamos Police Department - Emergencies - Dial 9-1-1

Non-Emergency/Crime Tips - (505) 662-8222

Email - lapd@lacnm.us

VISITOR RESOURCES Los Alamos Visitor Center - visitlosalamos.org

475 20th St, Los Alamos, NM 87544

800-444-0707 | (505) 662-8105

Monday – Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday: 9:00am - 4:00pm

Sunday: 10:00am - 3:00pm White Rock Visitor Center - visitlosalamos.org

115 State Road 4, Los Alamos, New Mexico 87547

800-444-0707 | (505) 672-3183

Open 7 days a week: 8:00am - 6:00pm

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Los Alamos Folk Dancing Club

LAHS Homecoming Parade

7:15-9:30pm, Performing Arts Center FREE Admission - Drop-ins welcome

Los Alamos Public Schools celebrate homecoming with the community with a parade, followed by LAHS football game vs Gallup.

Taiji & Sitting Qigong

2:30pm, Parade on Central Ave 7:00pm, LAHS Football, Sullivan Field

Tuesdays

Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays Taiji is slow, flowing, dance-like exercise for health, balance and vitality. Qigong is an ancient Chinese healthcare system that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques, and focused intention.

Sitting Qigong - Mondays, 10:00-11:00am, Unitarian Church Taiji in the Park - Thursday & Saturday, 10:00-11:00am, Ashley Pond Park FREE Admission

Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse Pancake Breakfasts Monthly - 1st Sunday

The Sheriff’s Posse organizes a monthly cowboy breakfast. Six of the yearly breakfasts benefit the Sheriff’s posse organization, while the proceeds from the other six benefit local non-profit organizations.

Come by and eat bacon, eggs, sausage, and five different kinds of pancakes along with juice, coffee, and milk!

7:00-11:00am, Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse $7 per person

September 17

The People’s Ecochallenge October 6 - 27

The People’s Ecochallenge is a 21-day environmental and social engagement program! Select or create actions that align with your individual values and make a 21-day commitment to complete those actions, all the while practicing and reinforcing good habits.

To register, visit: https://peoples.ecochallenge.org All day for 21 days FREE

Unity Day October 20

The community is invited to join Los Alamos Public Schools in its annual celebration of Unity Day. Wear and share orange to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. For more information, contact Brandi Seekins, b.seekins@laschools.net All Day

Los Alamos Newcomer Monday Mixers Monthly - 1st Monday

Newcomers are welcome to attend a Q&A session and then walk to a local brewery where the first beer is on projectY!.

To register email christina@losalamos.org 4:00-5:00pm, projectY Cowork FREE

Los Alamos Small Business Saturday November 27

Small Business Saturday is an annual celebration to support local businesses on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

For more information visit: losalamoschamber.com/small-business-saturday/ To participate as a business, email Ryn Herrmann, ryn@losalamos.org All Day, participating businesses within Los Alamos

November TBD

The Recycle Art Fair and Fashion Show is an event held between Los Alamos Public Schools and Los Alamos County Environmental Services for fashionistas of all ages across the community. Creating art and fashion from otherwise discarded materials helps bring awareness to the value of these materials. For more information, please contact Environmental Services at solidwaste@lacnm.us or (505)662-8163 TBD FREE Get Out. Get Active.

Community Resources

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LAPS Healthy Schools Parent and Caregiver Book Groups September - every other week

Book groups meet every other week to build skills and offer shared parenting support. Parents and caregivers of elementary aged children will be reading Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids. Participants with middle and high school aged youth will read and discuss Brainstorm: the Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain. There will be options for virtual and in-person meetings.

Contact Brandi Seekins, b.seekins@laschools.net for more information and to sign up.

Community Resources

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LAFD Honor Guard invites all community members to join us as we climb 1100 ft up Pajarito Ski Hill ──── 9 am – 2pm Saturday, September 11th ──── Free T-shirt designed by local artist

Community Resources

SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2021

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9/11 MEMORIAL CLIMB

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Please join us for snacks & refreshments after the climb ──── Families & Children Welcome!

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PAJARITO SKI HILL – LOS ALAMOS, NM

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2021-2022 School Calendar

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Indigenous Peoples' Day

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Veterans Day

Nov 24-26

Thanksgiving Break

Dec 17

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All Staff PD & Work Days - no students

Jan 17

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Feb 21

Presidents' Day

Mar 28 - Apr 1 Apr 20

Employee Appreciation Celebration

Apr 28

All Staff PD - no students

May 11

Employee Retirement Celebration

May 27

End of Semester (94 days)

May 28

High School Graduation

May 30

Memorial Day

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Total: 180 student days

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April 2022

Total: 188 teacher/staff days

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March 2022

Spring Break

November 2021 T 2 9 16 23 30

All Staff PD & Work Days

Sep 6

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Dec 20-31

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January 2022

Los Alamos Public Schools

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June 2022

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Open House

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Aspen

Aug 26

Fall - Oct 21 & 22

Barranca

Aug 17

Spring - Mar 17 & 18

Chamisa

Sept 1

Mountain

Aug 25

Piñon

Aug 18

LAOLA

Aug 31

LAMS

Aug 19

LAHS/TFA

Aug 24

LAPS: Working Draft 02-05-2021

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Sep 17

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Quick Reference COUNTY FACILITIES

Administration (505) 662-8241

Aquatic Center (505) 662-8170

Recreation Division (505) 662-8170

Betty Ehart Senior Center (505) 662-8920

Parks Division (505) 662-8159

Golf Course Pro Shop (505) 662-8139

Open Space Division (505) 663-1776

Ice Rink (505) 662-4500

Social Services Division (505) 662-8068

Mesa Public Library/White Rock Branch Library (505) 662-8250 | (505) 662-8265

Public Library Division (505) 662-8250

Nature Center (505) 662-0460 Teen Center (505) 695-7415 White Rock Senior Center (505) 672-2034 LA Youth Activity Center/WR Youth Activity Center (505) 662-9412 | (505) 672-1565

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COMMUNITY SERVICES

Fuller Lodge Reservations Office (505) 662-8405

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of special accommodations please contact Community Services at (505) 662-8170 at least one week prior to the start of the program.

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