2025 Spring Activity Guide

Spring 2025 Activity Guide

Spring Time February - May

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 February 23, 2025 - May 24, 2025 Seasonal Programs: Dive-In Movie, After School Art Programs, Safe Prom Activities Special Events: Bike to Work Day, Spring Dessert Dance, Summer Concerts, Earth Day Festival Ongoing Programs: Water Fitness Classes, Cover to Cover, Open Gym Programs, Toy Lending Program ...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 are subject to being photographed, which may be used by Los Alamos County without on obligation to provide compensation.

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Aquatic Center

Golf Course

Parks, Trails & Open Space

Ice Rink

Outdoor Recreation

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Social Services

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A Letter from Community Services As winter fades and the days grow longer, a new season takes shape.

With the arrival of spring, we shift our focus from indoor activities to the outdoor pursuits that come with warmer weather.

The Spring Activity Guide offers a wide range of opportunities to engage with the community. Whether you’re exploring a new interest or diving deeper into a favorite hobby, our library collection has something for everyone.

Spring sports are taking root across the county. From soccer and lacrosse to baseball, there are programs for all ages and skill levels. Find a team or league in the guide that fits your needs and get involved.

This season also brings a wealth of cultural activities to enrich your personal growth. Take a class at the Art Center, attend a guest speaker event, or look ahead to the upcoming Summer Concerts that are sure to be a highlight of the season.

For those facing personal or family challenges, the Social Services Division and our community partners are ready to help. This dedicated team is committed to connecting individuals and families with the resources they need to navigate life’s difficulties. Don’t hesitate to reach out—our team is here for support.

The Activity Guide also keeps you informed about ongoing community projects. This includes updates on various initiatives led by Community Services, such as the Canyon Median Design, which aims to improve aesthetics, reduce water usage, and minimize pesticides. Construction is set to begin in 2025. The Ice Rink is receiving a new permanent chiller, as the old one had reached the end of its life cycle. Work is underway, with a new chiller expected by November 2025. Stay updated on these and other community projects through the Activity Guide. Get out, explore, and make the most of what our community has to offer.

Follow your interests and enjoy the new season.

Cory Styron Community Services Director

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LIVING WITH WILDLIFE The Pajarito Plateau is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including BLACK BEARS, RACCOONS, BOBCATS, ELK, FOXES, DEER, MOUNTAIN LIONS, RATTLESNAKES, COYOTES, and more.

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Los Alamos County we often live or play in habitats used by these wild animals.

With a better understanding of these animals, we can coexist safely.

NEVER feed the wildlife...

• Be a smart wildlife watcher and help keep wildlife wild. Do not put out food for any animals. Let them stick to their natural diet. Feeding wildlife isn’t safe for the animals or for you.

• Store your food and stash your trash. You may unintentionally feed wildlife by leaving trash or crumbs behind. Be sure to clean up after yourself after meals and practice Leave No Trace principles.

• Give the animals room. Always keep a safe distance when watching wildlife.

Preventing large predator encounters - Be S.M.A.R.T. Stay vigilant by following best practices, and paying close attention to children, pets, and livestock.

Stop! Do not run. Make yourself look big. Announce forcefully, “Leave Me Alone!” Retreat. Back away slowly, but don’t turn your back. Teach others these tips.

Be BEAR AWARE in spring...

Come spring, the black bears are waking up from their long winter nap. Follow these tips and tricks to minimize encounters as bears begin to look for food: • Don’t leave pet food or food dishes outdoors overnight.

• Never leave fruit from trees and bushes to rot on the ground.

• Bring in bird feeders at night. These are a high-calorie treat bears will seek out.

• Never put meat or sweet-smelling food scraps in your compost pile.

• Clean and store outdoor grills after use. Bears can smell a dirty grill for miles.

• Store garbage properly at all times. Only put roll carts out the morning of your trash pick up, and use bear-proof containers when available.

FOR MORE INFORMATION and tips about the wildlife in Los Alamos County, scan the QR code, or visit the Living with Wildlife website at www.lacnm.com/wildlife.

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Community Services Aquatic Center

Take a dip in this 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 “Parks & Recreation” Online Reservations & Tickets: losalamosnm.us/Parks-and-Recreation Address: 2760 Canyon Road Phone: (505) 662-8170 Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Admission: See admission and pass information on page 8.

Hours: See schedule on page 7. The pool is open to all during available hours, unless otherwise

noted below. Fitness classes are open to everyone.

Large groups of 20 or more must notify the Aquatic Center two (2) weeks prior to the anticipated visit to prevent overbooking.

Holiday Closures: May 26 - Memorial Day (Leisure Lagoon Side Open 1:00 - 4:00 pm)

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2025 Main Pool Schedule

Session Descriptions

Session participants will be allowed entry into the building 10 minutes prior to the 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.

Lap Swim: All ages - Circle swimming in shared lanes 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.

Social Time: A time for social activities and river walking in the Leisure Lagoon. This time is perfect for ages toddler to senior to engage in both physical and social activities to improve health, sleep, and interpersonal relationships.

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 in the water.

Saturday 9:00 - 11:30am Lap Swim & Shallow Rec. Swim **Limited and shared space

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.

Main Pool General Information

Open Swim: A time open to all ages to enjoy the water. Children under 6 years must be accompanied by a responsible chaperon (13+ years) in the water within arms reach.

50 meters by 25 yards 611,000 gallons 4 feet to 13 feet deep 82.5° - 83.5° F water temp Access by steps, hydro-lift and ladders

2025 Therapy Pool Schedule

Amenities Inflatable obstacle course 1-meter diving board Diving blocks

Movable bulkhead Life jackets, kick-boards, etc.

Distances 33 Laps (66 lengths) Short Course = 1 mile (1,650 yards) 15 Laps (30 lengths) Long Course = 1 mile (1,500 meters) Short Course: 25 yard lanes Long Course: 50 meter lanes - All lanes for public lap swim unless otherwise noted

Aquatic Center - General Information

Monday - Friday 6:00 - 10:30am Lap Swim 11:00am - 3:00pm Lap & Shallow Rec Swim 3:30 - 7:00pm **Swim Team Practice & Lap Swim **Limited and shared space

Rec Swim: Available to children for play

Monday - Friday 7:00 - 10:30am 11:00am - 12:00pm 12:00 - 2:00pm 2:00 - 3:00pm 3:30 - 5:00pm 5:00 - 7:00pm

Adult, 15 & up only Fun & Fitness Class only (Monday, Wednesday, & Friday) Family Swim Adult, 15 & up only Fun Time Family Swim

Saturday 9:00 - 10:00am 10:00 - 11:30am

Adult, 15 & up only Family Swim

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

27,000 gallons 93° - 94° F water temp

Amenities Water wheelchairs and underwater railing

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Aquatic Center - Fees & Fitness

Rentals Exclusive use Individual Pools - Private Rentals, Non-swim meets (per hr) Service rates may apply Main Pool $150.00 Therapy Pool $75.00 Leisure Lagoon $150.00

Leisure Lagoon Schedule

**Schedule subject to change - Wristbands must be worn during admissions to the Lagoon - All persons on deck must pay admission - Capacity of 85 Monday - Friday 11:00am - 1:00pm 1:00 - 3:00pm 3:30 - 6:30pm

Social Time Open Swim Open Swim

Saturday 12:00 - 3:00pm

Open Swim

2025 Daily Fee Schedule Admission

Day Discount Day 20+ Group Daily Water Fitness

Youth (0-17) $3.00 $2.50 $2.50 $4.50

Senior (50+) $3.50 $3.00 $3.00 $4.50

Lanes (per hr/lane): Short Course Lane Short Course, Non-Op hrs.

Long Course Lane Long Course, Non-Op hrs.

$300.00 $150.00 $300.00

$100.00

$200.00

$10.00 $20.00 $20.00 $40.00

$20.00 $40.00 $40.00 $80.00

Lockers: (All locks must be removed by the end of your visit. Locks can be purchased at the front desk for $5.50) 3-Month $32.00 Annual $95.00 Party Reservations The Aquatic Center has a multi-purpose room just off the deck for a convenient swimming party!

Adults (18-49) $4.50 $4.00 $4.00 $5.50

Saturdays (Maximum of 20 guests): 12:00 - 2:00pm Leisure Lagoon and Party Room

$75 + discounted group admission

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

2025 Pass Options

Saturdays (Maximum of 60 guests): 3:00 - 4:00pm Party Room 3:30 - 4:30pm Leisure Lagoon

$225 with free admission *Additional 15 minute set-up/clean-up time before/after each slot

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

Water Fitness Class Schedule

10, 20 & 30-Visit Swim Pass Lap & open recreational swimming (10/20/30 visits, within one year from purchase) 10-Visit Fitness Pass Fitness class admission (10 visits within three months from purchase) Admission Youth Senior Adults

(0-17) (50+) (18-49) 10-Visit Pass $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 20-Visit Pass $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 30-Visit Pass $60.00 $75.00 $90.00 (1 year expiration) 3-Month Pass $63.00 $79.00 $94.50 (Includes fitness classes) Annual Pass $200.00 $250.00 $300.00 (Includes fitness classes) 10-Visit Water Fitness $35.00 $35.00 $40.00 (3-month expiration) 8

Pools - Private Rentals, Swim Meets (per hr) Service rates may apply Short/Long Course Closed to public

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Family

$250.00

Monday & Wednesday 9:00 - 10:00am Deep Water Fun & Fitness 11:00am - 12:00pm Therapy Fun & Fitness 5:30 - 6:30pm Shallow Water Fitness Tuesday 9:00 - 9:45am

WaterWorks!

Thursday 9:00 - 9:45am 11:00am - 12:00pm

Zumba SUP Yoga

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

Deep Water Fun & Fitness Therapy Fun & Fitness

$800.00

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Ongoing Programs March 25 April 29 May 13 & 27

Practice time for boaters using canoes, kayaks, and rafts. The doors open half an hour earlier 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 have a wristband from the front desk before entering the pool. Life jackets are recommended for participants.

Benefits of Water Fitness

7:10 - 8:10pm, Aquatic Center $5 per person - Doors close at 7:20pm

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.

Aquatic Center Programs - Ongoing

Open Boating

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.

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.

WaterWorks!: A low impact, but effective water aerobics class designed to improve flexibility, range of motion, strength, muscle tone, and cardiovascular endurance while using the resistance of the water to cushion the feet, knees, and back. May use equipment including noodles, belts, bands, and boards. Water shoes recommended.

Aqua Zumba: Splashing, stretching, twisting – even shouting, laughing, hooting, and hollering! Salsa, Merengue, Disco, and more in chest-deep water for a great low-impact but challenging workout.

Integrating the Zumba philosophy with traditional aquatic fitness, Aqua Zumba classes blend it all together into a workout that's cardioconditioning, and body-toning. Water shoes recommended.

Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga (SUP): Take your fitness routine to the mat - a floating mat. SUP Yoga is a combination of paddle boarding and yoga practice. It challenges you to find another level of balance and focus your mind, all while floating atop the water. Think it sounds hard? Take a deep, centering breath; it's easier than you think, and perfect for both yoga and paddle boarding newbies.

Swim Lessons by 505 Swimming Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

505 Swimming, LLC has a mission of increasing the availability of lifesaving swim instruction in our community. Their team is composed of instructors who have a passion and demonstrated talent for working with children and are certified as swim instructors through either the Red Cross or Swim Lessons University.

505 Swimming is open to all ages and skill levels and are tailored to build water confidence.

4:00 - 6:30pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 - 11:30am, Saturday Aquatic Center $17 Group Lessons & Parent and Tot (30 min) $35 Private Lesson (30 min) For more information and to register, visit the Los Alamos County Aquatic Center website.

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.

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Seasonal Programs & Events Aquatic Center Programs - Seasonal

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

Meiji University Swim Team February 11 - March 3

Swimmers from the Meiji University Swim Team will be training at the Aquatic Center. They will be here for high-altitude training for 3 weeks.

Welcome back Meiji University Swim Team!

Aquatic Center

PADI Open Water Diving Instruction March 14 - 16 April 18 - 20 May 9 - 11 May 16 - 18

Tortuga Diver Training offers a wide range of scuba training courses under the auspices of the Professional Association of Diving Instructors, the single largest scuba certification agency worldwide.

This introductory certification course is perfect for beginner students interested in scuba training, and typically involves knowledge development, pool training, and open water dives. Come explore the underwater world and learn to scuba dive!

Time Vary, Aquatic Center For more information, and to register, contact Jay Elson at elson@tortugadivertraining.com or visit tortugadivertraining.com.

Dive-In Movie April 25

Enjoy a movie while floating in the Leisure Lagoon. Fee includes admission and treats! The Leisure Lagoon closes at 6pm, to prepare for event.

7:00 - 9:00pm, Aquatic Center $5 per person in advance $7 per person day of Limit: 60 participants

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Lifeguard Blended Learning March 17 - 21 June 2 - 6

REQUIRED MATERIALS for All Lifeguard Courses Class materials can be purchased at Redcross.org - Swimsuit & towel - Whistle and lanyard (Fox 40 Whistle) - Hip pack - CPR mask - Lifeguard manual** Print version is available at redcrossstore.org.

11:00am - 5:00pm, Aquatic Center $180 per person Pre-requisite: Lifeguard Training Pre-Course.

Must be 15 years old by completion of the class and complete the online learning content on the Red Cross Learning Center.

Lifeguard Training Pre-Course March 3 for March 17 - 21 Course May 19 for June 2 - 6 Course

Candidates must pass the Pre-Course before registering for the lifeguard class. The Lifeguard Training Pre-Course consists of the following: •Swim 150 yards continuously and proficiently using both the front crawl or breaststroke •Tread water for 2 minutes using only legs (hands must be placed under armpits) •Swim 50 more yards •Complete a timed event within 1 minute and 40 seconds: - Start in the water, swim 20 yards (no goggles) - Surface dive 10 feet to retrieve a 10lb weight - Return to surface and return to original spot with both hands on the mannequin and keeping the face above water •Exit the water without using a ladder or steps 6:30 - 7:30pm, Aquatic Center $25.00 per person Must be 15 years old

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Aquatic Center Programs - Training

Red Cross Training

This course is designed to provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illness until emergency medical services (EMS) personnel take over. All participants must register with a personal email address to access the Red Cross Learning Center. Participants who successfully complete this course will receive a certification for Lifeguarding/First Aid/ CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuers valid for 2 years.

Lifeguard Review Course March 16 June 1

The purpose of this course is to ensure participants who currently possess an American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuers to maintain their skills and certifications.

Participants who successfully complete this course will receive a certification for Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuers valid for 2 years.

8:00am - 6:00pm, with a 30 minute lunch, Aquatic Center $180 per person Must be 15 years old by completion of the class.

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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 Registration: losalamosnm.us/Parks-and-Recreation Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Phone: (505) 662-8170 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Salsa Dance Lessons - ddawgncc@gmail.com | Darrin Visarraga (209) 923-3905 | nnmsalsa.yolasite.com 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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Ongoing Programs

Scottish Country Dance

Los Alamos Open Gym Programs

Take part in social and ballroom dances of Scotland. Classes feature jigs and reels (quick time), strathspeys (slow time), and medleys of both quick and slow time. Wear comfortable clothes and soft-soled shoes. No partners necessary.

Monday - Thursday, Saturday & Sunday

Open Gym programs are not held on holidays or holiday weekends, and are subject to cancellations.

Mondays

ULTIMATE FRISBEE -All skill levels Mondays, 7:00-9:00pm, LAMS Gym

Ballroom Dancing

ARGENTINE TANGO - All skill levels Mondays, 7:00-9:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center OPEN INDOOR SOCCER - All skill levels Mon. & Wed. 8:00-10:00pm, LAHS Auxiliary Gym OPEN VOLLEYBALL - All skill levels Mon., Tues., & Wed., 8:00-10:00pm, LAMS Gym VOLLEYBALL CLUB- All skill levels Tuesdays, 8:00-10:00pm, LAMS Gym

Mondays

Learn the art of ballroom dancing in a fun and relaxed environment.

No experience or partner necessary.

7:00 - 9:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE Admission, open to all ages

Salsa Dance Classes Tuesdays

OPEN BADMINTON - All skill levels Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:30-10:00pm, Pueblo Gym

Learn to salsa in a fun and relaxed environment. No experience or partner necessary.

OPEN TABLE TENNIS - All skill levels Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:30-10:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Ctr.

7:00 - 9:00pm, White Rock Activity Center FREE Admission - Drop-ins welcome Contact Darrin Visarraga (209) 923-3905 or ddawgncc@gmail.com

OPEN PICKLEBALL - All skill levels Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:00-10:00pm, LAHS Auxiliary Gym

Recreation Programs - Ongoing

OPEN BASKETBALL - All skill levels Sundays, 3:30-5:30pm, LAHS Auxiliary Gym

7:30 - 10:00pm, Fuller Lodge $3 for drop-ins, $35/five months Register at the Aquatic Center or Online at losalamosnm.us Contact nmrscds@gmail.com for more information.

SALSA DANCING - All skill levels Wednesdays, 7:00-10:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center INDOOR FRISBEE - All skill levels Thursday, 8:00-10:00pm, LAMS Gym

Seasonal Programs & Events

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

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

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USA Tae Kwon Do Masters' Association

Visit losalamosnm.us and click on “Recreation” to see what else is coming this spring! Events are subject to changes. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information.

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 Tues. & Thurs., 5:45-7:15pm, Los Alamos Middle School Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30pm, Piñon School Gym Saturdays, 8:00-10:00am, Barranca Gym Under 18 Per Month Adult Per Month Family Per Month

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$25.00 $35.00 $55.00

Hawk Hang Out March 13 April TBD May TBD

Hawk Hangout is held every month during the school year for middle school teens. Events are held once a month on Thursday in different locations locally and regionally.

4:00 - 5:30pm, Location, TBD FREE

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Dessert Dances

Night to Remember Dance

Come enjoy light refreshments, crafts, music, dancing, and digital photo keepsakes to remember the evening!

Guests will enjoy light refreshments, crafts, music, dancing, and digital photo keepsakes to remember the evening! This event is specially designed for children with special needs to ensure an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all.

6:00 - 8:00pm, Fuller Lodge $8 per person, $30 per family (2 adults & 2 children OR 1 adult & 3 children)

6:00 - 8:30pm, Fuller Lodge $8 per person, $30 per family (2 adults & 2 children OR 1 adult & 3 children)

Recreation Programs & Events - Seasonal

March 28 - Daddy/Daughter Dance April 2 - Daddy/Daughter Dance April 4 - Family Dance

Gymkhana

April 15 - October 7, every other Tuesday Saddle up and come out to the Los Alamos County 2025 Gymkhana Horse Games Series from April through October, every other Tuesday evening at Brewer Arena for a series of timed horseback events for all ages. Plus, a grand prize at the end of the series!

A kids only Gymkhana will occur on July 23 for an evening of stick horse barrel racing, inflatable bull riding, and no horse needed to participate!

LA Bathtub Gravity Race

6:00 - 8:00pm, Brewer Arena, July 23, 5:00 - 6:00pm, Brewer Arena $10 per day or $40 for the entire series.

March 30

Join Recreation’s exciting new annual FREE soapbox-style gravity race! The event kicks off with a thrilling double elimination showdown and features four age groups: 3-6, 7-11, 12-15, and 17 and up. All racers will compete in a fun-filled race to the finish line! Kids under 15 must have a parent present, and parents of children under 6 are encouraged to be as hands-on as needed. It’s a fantastic day for families to enjoy some friendly competition and watch the gravitypowered fun unfold!

RULES: Racing carts must have three wheels minimum, brakes sufficient to hold and stop the car, no propulsion device other than gravity, no sharp edges/points, driver must wear a helmet while racing, and no use of feet/hands or pushing of cart. All contestants must sign a liability waiver in order to participate.

3:00pm, Canyon Rd., Los Alamos FREE. For more information, please contact the Recreation Division at (505) 662-8170.

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Summer Vendor Meeting April 16

Do you plan to be a vendor for the various Los Alamos County events? Join the Los Alamos County Community Services Department's Summer Vendor Meeting to get the scope on changes and the process of becoming a vendor.

5:30 - 7:00pm, Fuller Lodge Additional details to come, please contact (505) 662-8170 or email lacrec@lacnm.us

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Splash and Dash

National Armed Forces Day

Splash and Dash is a fun swim and run event for all ages and abilities, from 5 to 75+. There are three race distances: a 400-yard swim with a 5k run, a 200-yard swim with a 3k run, and a 100-yard swim with a 1 mile run. The run course is an out-and-back on Canyon Road, starting and ending at the Aquatic Center, with turnarounds at East Park, Myrtle Street Green Space, and 15th Street. Times are recorded for each event and logged throughout the series.

All military veterans and active duty personnel are invited to enjoy a FREE 18-hole round of golf and cart and/or FREE entry into the Aquatic Center, in appreciation of your service to the United States.

May 7

May 17

All Day FREE

Roller Skate Nights Jemez Mountain Trail Runs May 10

Join in on the 18th Annual Jemez Mountain Trail Runs. It includes three races: 50k, 50 mile, and 15 mile races. All courses are technical trails with a substantial amount of elevation change.

6:00am & 8:00am, Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse Lodge Info & Registration is open: www.jemezmountaintrailruns.org For more information please contact: jemezruns@gmail.com

May 17 - Aug 23

Grab your roller skates or rent roller skates at the Ice Rink for a flash back to the disco-era! Join the Derby Dames and the Recreation Division for a rolling good time!

6:00 - 10:00pm, Los Alamos County Ice Rink Thursdays and Saturdays - Dates TBD $6 Admission

Recreation Programs & Events - Seasonal

7:00pm, Aquatic Center Additional details to come, please contact (505) 662-8170 or email lacrec@lacnm.us

Los Alamos Summer Concert Series Fridays, May 23 - September 5

Come one, come ALL for the Los Alamos County Summer Concert Series! A free outdoor concert for all, complete with food court, games, and beer garden.

Bike to Work Day

6:00 - 9:00pm, Ashley Pond Park FREE

May 15

Start your morning with a bike ride to work, and stop by the Recreation Division at the corner of Sullivan Field for free drinks, coffee, and snacks!

Corner of Diamond Dr. and Canyon Rd. FREE

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Senior Talk

Hawk-to-Hilltopper

High school staff talk to seniors about graduation day, hand out caps and gowns, YMCA and Los Alamos County Recreation staff talk to the grads about Senior Appreciation Night (SAN) and what to expect during the night.

Celebrate 8th grade graduation! Join us for a fun BBQ lunch, followed by traditional shaving cream fun!

May 21

May 30

Recreation Programs & Events - Seasonal

10:00am, Duane Smith Auditorium

12:00 - 3:00pm, Urban Park FREE Admission for 8th graders For more information, please contact the Recreation Division (505) 662-8170

Senior Appreciation Night May 24 - 25

Graduating seniors and a friend are invited to this annual celebration.

The night begins with a BBQ at Fuller Lodge on Saturday evening, and ends with pancake breakfast at the Betty Ehart Senior Center.

6:00pm, Fuller Lodge FREE, for Graduating Seniors + one guest **Volunteers are needed!! We are actively looking for community partners to help facilitate this alcohol & drug free celebration. If interested, please contact the Recreation Division at (505) 662-8170 or YMCA at (505) 662-3100

BE PREPARED! Sign Up for Codered Receive emergency notifications directly on your cell phone and/or via email!

FOLLOW THESE STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Visit the website at www.lacnm.com/codered 2. Choose “create an account” or continue as a guest

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3. Fill in the fields with your address and contact information 4. Include all phone numbers and email addresses you wish to receive alerts 5. Verify and confirm your information

Scan the QR Code to sign up, or visit WWW.LACNM.COM/CODERED

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RESERVATIONS, RENTALS & PERMITS Alcohol Permits

Recreation - Reservations, Rentals & Permits

You can submit a County alcohol permit application through the Community Services Department (CSD). Cost for a Los Alamos County Permit is $25 per event, not to exceed 3 days.

For further information regarding alcohol permits please call CSD at (505) 662-8241.

Vendor Permits Vendor and Concessionaire Fees Business license is required Aquatic Center Front Desk (505) 662-8120 I = Individual Rate B = Business Use Rate (First-Come, First-Served Basis) Sales of non-food items on County Property or at CountySponsored Events Per Day/Per Space -10’x10’ space or trailer 1 Day: $50.00 (I) 2 Days: $75.00 (I)

$100.00 (B) $150.00 (B)

Sales - Food or High Risk Vendors on County Property or at County-Sponsored Events Per Day/Per Space - 10’x10’ space or trailer 1 Day: $75.00 (I) 2 Days: $100 (I)

$150.00 (B) $200 (B)

No-Sales, Non-Profit Promotional or Information Only Vendors on County Property or at County-Sponsored Events Per Day/Per Space - 10’x10’ space or trailer 1 Day: 2 Day:

$15.00 (I) $25.00 (I)

$30.00 (B) $50.00 (B)

Concessionaire at Sporting Events Per Day/Per Space - Business license & insurance required 1 Day: 2 Day:

$150.00 $200.00

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, through the Recreation Division. 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 days Permits can be obtained via Los Alamos County Parks and Recreation Website under Permits and Vending.

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Park Reservations & Permits

Individual

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

I want to reserve...

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

Pricing & Limitations Individual $15.00

North Mesa Covered Arena 1/2 day (4hr) or full day (8hr) rentals 1/2 Day $50.00 Full Day $50.00

$100.00 $100.00

Transient Pens (per Day, 7 day max) First 48 hours $0 Per day $20.00

Indoor Facility Rentals

Are you planning your next meeting or event?

Rentals are hourly with a 2-hour minimum. Call the Special Events Office (505) 662-8405 for additional information!

Large Meeting Rooms $50.00 Fuller Lodge - Pajarito Room Betty Ehart Senior Center - Great Room Golf Course Community Room

$100.00

Medium Meeting Rooms $40.00 $80.00 Betty Ehart Senior Center - Classroom A and B White Rock Activity Center - Chairs only

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

Pavilions (per hr.)

Outdoor Livestock Arenas, 1/2 day (4hr) or full day (8hr) rentals, per arena Brewer Arena & stock pens, Red Jackson Dressage, or Therapeutic Arena 1/2 day $50.00 $100.00 Full Day $100.00 $200.00

Business Use $30.00

Small Meeting Rooms $30.00 $60.00 Aquatic Center Training Room Contact directly at (505) 662-8170 White Rock Town Hall Betty Ehart Senior Center - Classroom A OR B Golf Course Small Meeting Room Fuller Lodge - Throne, Nambe, Curtis Room (The Fuller Lodge rose garden is also available.)

Ball Fields (Baseball, Soccer, Softball, etc.)

Fields w/o lights (per hr/field) $20.00 Lighted Fields (per hr/field) $37.00

$40.00 $74.00

Courts (per hr.)

(Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, etc.)

$5.00

$10.00

Equipment Rentals

Extra Maintenance Run (Per run/field/facility)

$65.00

$65.00

Electricity Charge

$25.00 per event

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

Special Use Parks (per hr) Remote Control Car Track Sail Plane Field Skate Park

$20.00

$40.00

Rental Prices

Daily

Miniature Golf Putters

$2.00

Recreation - Reservations, Rentals & Permits

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 advice!

Business Use

Miniature Golf Putters: Rent a putter and golf ball to enjoy a round at the miniature golf course located at East Park.

Camping & RV Permits (14-day max in one month) Camp May $10.00 per 24-hours Main Gate RV Park $10.00 per 24-hours White Rock RV Park $20.00 per 24-hours Permits are available April - October for parks, pavilions, shelters, fields & court rentals. November - March usage is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Community Services Golf Course

Los Alamos County offers a Course that's both Fun & Challenging.

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 that gets turned into a cross-country ski playground when the snow arrives. The golf course, built in 1947 by the Atomic Energy Commission, is one of the oldest 18-hole golf courses in New Mexico, and underwent a renovation in 2024. Panoramic vistas and clear, fresh mountain air at an elevation of 7,400 feet, provide a beautiful setting to enjoy the winter wonderland and have great experiences.

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY GOLF COURSE Website: losalamosnm.us - Click "Parks & Recreation", and then "Recreation" Golf Shop Phone: (505) 662-8139 Address: 4244 Diamond Drive Golf Shop Hours: See page 21

Golf Season tentative opening date is March 10, 2025 Driving Range Hours: Open weather dependent, tokens available during shop hours Closures: Potential closures due to construction

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: 10:00am - 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 Whether you’re celebrating a special event such as a bridal reception, or hosting a corporate meeting, the Los Alamos Golf Course Community Room provides functional and flexible space for every kind of event. The room can be booked up to 12 months in advance and is booked on a first-come, first-served basis. To check room availability, contact Cottonwood on the Greens by calling (505) 695-7225 or email: cottonwoodonthegreens@gmail.com 20

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MONTHS

PRO SHOP (DAYS)

PRO SHOP (HOURS)

TEE TIMES (DAYS)

TEE TIMES START (HOURS)

Spring

February 20 - March 10

5 days (Mon. - Fri.)

9:00am–4:00pm

5 days (Wed. - Sat.)

10:00am

Summer

March 10 - Sept.

7 days

8:00am–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

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

STANDARDS FOR ALL SEASONS › Final tee time is two hours prior to sunset* › Range balls available during hours of operation › All carts must be returned 30 minutes after sunset* › Watch for possible weekend course openings in January and February based on weather and course conditions. *As determined by Google

Annual Pass Options

Green Fees Mon. - Fri. Sat. & Sun. Holidays

Fusion Pass, Single $1,600.00 Combines your green, car and range pass in one

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

$33.00 $20.00 $16.00 $10.00

$36.00 $23.00 $16.00 $10.00

Senior Rates 50 and Over

Monday - Friday

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

$40.00 with car $25.00 without car $23.00 with car $15.00 without car

9 Holes/Player

18 Holes/Player

$10.00 $4.00 $20.00

Fusion Pass, Senior $1,185.00 Combines your green, car and range pass in one Adult Pass, Single

$845.00

Senior Pass, Single

$665.00

Junior Pass, Single 18 years & younger

$140.00

College Student $290.00 Full time students 22 years & under

Cars, Clubs & Driving Range Golf Car , Adult Pull Cart Rental Clubs

Fusion Pass, Family $2,500.00 Two adults living at the same address

$17.00 $7.00 $27.00

Driving Range Fee (per bucket) Small $3.00 Medium $6.00 Large $8.00

Annual Range Pass, Adult

$200.00

Annual Range Pass, Junior

$100.00

Club Storage

$110.00

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

Let County golf staff help you reach your golf goals.

Half Hour $40.00 Playing Lesson $70.00

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

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

Ten - 9 Hole Rounds (10 visits for 9 holes)

$160.00

Tournament Planning

Ten - 9 Hole Rounds (10 visits for 9 holes), JR

$100.00

Ten - 9 Hole Golf Cart Rental

$90.00

Please contact the Los Alamos County Golf Shop to start planning your 2025 event today!

Driving Range Punch Card

$50.00

Get Out. Get Active.

Golf Course - General Information

Daily Golf Fee Schedule

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)

Get Golf Ready April 24 - May 22

Visit losalamosnm.us and click on "Parks & Recreation", and then “Recreation” to see what else is coming this spring! Events are subject to change. Please check the website for the most up-to-date information.

This program provides an affordable and rewarding educational experience for those who are interested in learning more about the game of golf. The program provides a casual, yet structured setting using fun, skill enhancement formats to help participants become comfortable on the course and enable them to continue to develop their skills.

Shillelagh Open

5:30 - 6:30pm, Thursdays $119 per Student / Maximum 10 students Ages 18 and up

March 22

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

Golf Course Programs & Events - Seasonal

Tournament Date Tentative

LAGA Opening Tourney April 19

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

LAGA Cinco de Mayo Tourney May 3

Tournament Date Tentative

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

LAHS Alumni Golf Day

LAWGAA First Blast

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

April 21

LAHS Alumni Only

Los Alamos High School Spring Invitational April 28

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

May 17

Young Life Memorial Tourney May 30

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

Tournament Date Tentative

Programs and PODS April 21 - May 22

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for more information Registration begins March 3 3:30 - 4:30pm, POD 1 (Mondays & Wednesdays) 3:30 - 4:30pm, POD 2 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) $75.00 per student/ 10 Student per POD, Contact the Golf Shop at (505)662-8139 to register Ages 6-3

Memorial Day Springfest May 25 & 26

Contact the Golf Shop at (505) 662-8139 or visit the Los Alamos Golf Association website at lagolfassociation.org for updates.

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Los Alamos County Volunteer Project Calendar 2025 Celebrate Trails Day - April 26th May Volunteer Day - May 17th National Trails Day - June 7th July Volunteer Day - July 19th August Volunteer Day - August 23rd Public Lands Day - September 27th Dia Del Rio - October 18th Register at volunteerlosalamos.org All volunteer events will be held on Saturdays from 9am-1pm QUESTIONS? Contact Eric Peterson eric.peterson@lacnm.us 505.663.1776 Get Out. Get Active.

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Community Services Public Library System

Discover a Universe of Possibilities at your Local Library!

The Los Alamos County Library System hosts a large and varied collection of books, e-books, magazines, music, movies, games, digital subscriptions, as well as special collections, including circulating art and a Library of Things. Free Wi-Fi, computer use, meeting rooms, and study rooms are also available. Both White Rock Branch Library and Mesa Public Library hold regular events for community members of all ages, and the events are always free!

MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY Website: LosAlamosLibrary.org Address: 2400 Central Ave., Los Alamos

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

WHITE ROCK BRANCH LIBRARY Website: LosAlamosLibrary.org Address: 10 Sherwood Blvd., White Rock

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

Library Hours (both): Sun. 1:00pm - 5:00pm | Mon. - Thurs. 10:00am - 8:00pm

Fri. 10:00am - 6:00pm | Sat. 10:00am - 5:00pm Facilities CLOSED:

May 26 - Memorial Day

ONLINE LIBRARY SERVICES AND EVENTS Website & Events Calendar LosAlamosLibrary.org FRIENDS OF LOS ALAMOS COUNTY LIBRARIES BOOKSTORE Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 10:00am - 6:00pm | Fri. - Sat. 10:00am - 4:00pm | Sun. 1:00 - 4:00 pm STEP UP GALLERY AT MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY stepupgallery.org | Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00am - 8:00pm Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm | Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm | Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm 24

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Ongoing Programs Get a Library Card!

Babytime Tuesdays

Share songs, bounces, and rhymes to help babies develop early literacy skills. The program includes lap time and floor time for play and socializing.

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

10:15 - 10:45am, Mesa Public Library, The Zone FREE Participation, For ages 0-2 years with caregivers

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

Library Storytime

1000 Books Before Kindergarten Sign up to participate!

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

Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Library staff share books, early literacy concepts, and songs with kids who are starting to put the world together in story form. Babies and older siblings are welcome, but caregivers should be aware of the program's focus.

Wednesday, 10:15 - 10:45am, White Rock Branch Library Thursday, 10:30 - 11:00am, Mesa Public Library, The Zone Saturday, 10:15 - 10:45am, Mesa Public Library, Rotunda FREE Participation, best for ages 3-5 years

Music & Movement

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays

Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library 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. Open during the Mesa Public Library's hours.

Upper Level, Mesa Public Library FREE Admission

Los Alamos Community Seed Library

Library staff direct kids and caregivers in music and movement that develops literary skills and social connections.

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

Public Library System Programs - Ongoing

Register Online FREE Participation

Begins March 2025

The Library is host of the Los Alamos Community Seed Library. In both White Rock Branch Library and Mesa Public Library, seeds selected by local gardeners are available to take home. Peruse the seed libraries in vintage card catalog drawers at each libraries entrance to find what your garden needs. Throughout the spring, the library offers seeds for your selection and, in the harvest season, community members are invited to return any selected seeds from their garden to the library.

Ongoing Seed Library available during open hours FREE Get Out. Get Active.

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Sunday Crafternoon Beading

Silent Book Club

Relax, create, and commune with other crafters on a Sunday afternoon. Are you a crafter looking for time and space to work on your neglected or abandoned project? Bring it and work on it in the company of others! Library staff will also supply space, a teacher, and supplies to make a craft project of your own. New projects are featured each month and will vary from month to month. The program alternates between the main and the branch library. This event is for adults and older (14+) teens.

The library hosts a Silent Book Club every month. What is a Silent Book Club? This is a book club where you can read any book. Arrive in advance to find a comfy seat, turn off phone notifications, and settle in. There are no requirements to discuss, and no pre-chosen books. For all those introverts and book lovers!

Monthly - First Sunday

Monthly - Third Wednesday

6:30 - 7:30pm, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation

1:30 - 4:00pm March 29, White Rock Branch Library April 13, Mesa Public Library May 11, White Rock Branch Library FREE Participation

Anime Club

Public Library System Programs - Ongoing

Monthly - Second Thursday Anime Club is a chill program that provides snacks and a comfortable place with friendly people to watch two hours of anime. Anime may be rated TV-14/PG-13.

5:30 - 7:30pm, Mesa Public Library, The Zone FREE Participation, best for grades 7 - 12

Tabletop Game Days Monthly - Second Saturday *Starts in March*

Anyone and everyone who loves tabletop games is invited to slide up to a table and play with old friends and new friends. The Library has a collection of more than 125 board and card games available. You are also welcome to bring your own! The main game play area is on the lower level with popcorn and drinks in The Zone.

1:00 - 4:00pm, Mesa Public Library, The Zone FREE Participation

Books & Banter

Monthly - Third Thursday Introverts and extroverts, talking about books! The library's Teen Advisory Group (TAG) has been re-branded and refreshed! Once a month to discuss books, music, and film and offer their advice on what new things the library should add to it's collections. Discuss the books you've read and get first dibs on new releases.

6:00 - 7:30pm, Mesa Public Library, The Zone FREE Participation, best for grades 7 - 12

Writers Group

Monthly - Second Wednesday This open group welcomes writers of all styles, published or not.

Discuss your process, challenges, and the successes of your writing life. Come to find a community of like-minded and supportive wordsmiths!

6:30 - 7:30pm, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation

Random Fandom

Monthly - Fourth Thursday Get together to make things, play games, win prizes, eat snacks, and talk. Some people may love Webtoons, others might love Heartstopper video games, or dark fantasy books. But no matter what we love, we love it passionately. And we want to talk about it, make buttons celebrating it, and convince other people why certain ships are the best ships. All fandoms invited!

6:00 - 7:30pm, Mesa Public Library, The Zone FREE Participation

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Author Talk: David Mutschlecner March 8

Join the Library in celebrating a new publication by David Mutschlecner. The author will read from his new work and share details of his process and insight. Learn about the intricate weaving of language of the prolific local poet, and explore his many titles in the library's collection.

Author Talk: Bloodsecrets May 10

Poets Anita Rodriguez, Joan Ryan, and Andrea Watson produced a beautiful collection of poetry that spans their experiences and generations. With a common thread of the women's experience as Hispanic Jews, the piece in this collection detail their personal and familial experiences in history of tradition, and culture of northern New Mexico.

3:00 - 4:00pm, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation

2:00 - 3:30pm, Mesa Public Library FREE Participation

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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, weekend hike, basketball game, athletic training, or family birthday party, Los Alamos County Parks, Trails, and Open Space has something for everyone!

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY PARKS Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” Phone: (505) 662-8159 Online Reservations: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks and Recreation”, Scroll to click on "Online Reservations & Registration" LOS ALAMOS COUNTY TRAILS & OPEN SPACE Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” Phone: (505) 663-1776 Online Trail Maps: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Parks & Recreation” and then "Open Space & Trails" and then click on "Trailheads & Canyons"

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Family Friendly Hiking Trails Los Alamos County has many trails in its network, which will accommodate most skill and fitness levels. Below is a list of trails that are 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.

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.

Looking for a Trailhead?

Find more information about the County Trail Network online: losalamosnm.us

Using the Open Space & Trails 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 Puebloan room blocks, pot shards, petroglyph's, 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 information, visit losalamosnm.us - Click on “Open Space & Trails”and then "Trailheads & Canyons" Get Out. Get Active.

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 CANYON TRAIL PUEBLO CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL CANYON RIM TRAIL LOS ALAMOS MESA TRAIL See East Park Trailhead Guide MITCHELL TRAIL PERIMETER TRAIL See Mitchell Trailhead Guide CAVE OF THE WINDS TRAIL QUEMAZON NATURE TRAIL SATCH COWAN LOOP See Quemazon Trailhead Guide WHITE ROCK CANYON RIM TRAIL See White Rock Canyon Trailhead Guide

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.

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

Open Space & Trails - General Information

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

ACID CANYON LOOP BRIDGES LOOP See Aquatic Center Trailhead Guide

WHITE ROCK CANYON RIM TRAIL See White Rock Canyon Trailhead Guide 29

CAMPING, DOG & RV PARKS Camp May - 600 Camp May Road Located near the Pajarito Mountain Ski area, and approximately 6 miles west (20-minute drive) of the Los Alamos townsite. Campsites can accommodate RV trailers and tent camping for groups. Electricity and water are not available at the campsites or pavilion.

Availability: Permits are available April to October. This facility requires a permit through the Recreation Department. Camp May is closed from November to March.

Amenities: 9 Overnight Camping Sites, hiking trails, picnic tables, shade, fire pits, amphitheater, and pit toilets.

Payment & Fees: $10.00/night Reservations and payments can be made in person at the Aquatic Center during business hours.

Per LAC Ordinance 38-755, reservations cannot be made for longer than 14 calendar days in any consecutive 30-day calendar period.

Penalty for unlawful camping or camping without a permit can result in a fine of “not less than $25, not more than $500 for each offense,“ per LAC Ordinance 38-754.

Check-in is 2:00pm, check-out is 11:00am.

County Parks - Camping, Dog & RV Parks

Assistance: For Camp May Campground questions Monday – Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm, contact the County at (505) 662-8170.

For after hours camping assistance, contact Los Alamos Police Dispatch at (505) 662-8222.

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For more information, visit losalamosnm.us and click on "Parks and Recreation." Parks and Recreation can be contacted by calling (505) 662-8170 or sending an email to lacrec@lacnm.us.

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, waste bags, and garbage cans. Dogs must be friendly and current on vaccinations.

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

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

North Mesa: 750 North Mesa Park Rd. Located near the intersection of San Ildefonso and North Mesa Park Rd, Los Alamos. Includes shade, water and dirt surfaces.

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White Rock Pinon Park

Overlook Park

Mountain Meadows Park

Jeffery Park

Grand Canyon Park

Western Park

Urban Park

North Mesa Soccer Field

North Mesa Recreational/Dog Park

North Mesa Sports Complex

North Mesa Picnic Grounds

Myrtle Street Pickleball Court

Mesa Public Library Park

Los Pueblos Park

East Park

Community Soccer Field

Canyon Road

North Mesa Stables - Brewer Arena

Barranca Mesa Park

Ashley Pond

2070 North Rd.

10 Sherwood Blvd.

580 Overlook Rd.

325 Meadows Lane

473 Ridgecrest Avenue

113 Shirlane Place

1160 40th St.

2070 North Rd.

900 North Mesa Rd.

215 North Mesa Rd.

555 North Mesa Rd.

280 North Mesa Rd.

1165 Myrtle St.

2400 Central Avenue

500 Los Pueblos St.

300 East Rd.

1670 Nectar St.

2101 Canyon Rd.

740 North Mesa Rd.

95 Loma Del Escolar St.

2300 Trinity Dr.

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PARKS

Community Services Social Services

For the Expected, Unexpected and Everything in Between The Social Services Division oversees a spectrum of programs centered around community health and wellbeing. Los Alamos residents of all ages can receive assistance with access to housing and food support, health insurance and benefits, and other resources to help meet their needs. The division also manages contracts with partnering agencies who provide a range of programming and services for individuals, youth, families, and seniors throughout the community. Social Services staff also coordinate the work of the Los Alamos County Health Council.

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES Website: lacnm.com/socialservices Address: 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite E, Los Alamos Phone: (505) 662-8068 Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 4:00pm by appointment Family Strengths Network (FSN) - 3540 Orange Street, Los Alamos | Website: lafsn.org | (505) 662-4515 Health Commons - 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite D, Los Alamos | NM Department of Health | (505) 662-4038

Las Clinicas del Norte | (505) 695-1616 LA Cares - 2390 North Rd., Los Alamos | (505) 661-8015 | lacaresnm.org Las Clinicas del Norte - 1183 Diamond Drive, Suite D, Los Alamos | (505) 695-1616 | Tuesday & Thursday, 7:00am - 5:00pm Las Cumbres - Adult Services Group Home | Supported Living, 2056 Peach St., Los Alamos Child and Family Services, 1060 Nugget St., Los Alamos | lascumbres-nm.org/los-alamos | (505) 795-4774 Los Alamos Family Council - 1350 Central Ave., Suite102 | la-fc.org | (505) 662-4160 Los Alamos JJAB - losalamosjjab.com | (505) 709-8125 Senior Centers - larso.org Betty Ehart Senior Center - 1101 Bathtub Row, Los Alamos | (505) 662-8920

Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pm White Rock Senior Center - 133 Longview Drive, White Rock | (505) 672-2034 | Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 4:00pm Los Alamos Teen Center - 475 20th St, Suite. C | (505) 695-7415 | laymca.org, click on “Teen Centers” | @LATeenCenter

Monday-Thursday 2:00 - 8:00pm, Friday 2:00 - 11:00pm, Saturday 1:00 - 11:00pm NMSU Cooperative Extension Office - 1251 Bathtub Row, Los Alamos | losalamosextension.nmsu.edu | (505) 662-2656

Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Self Help - 2390 North Rd., Los Alamos | selfhelpla.org | (505) 662-4666 Youth Activity Centers - la-fc.org/youth-activity-centers | yac@la-fc.org Los Alamos Branch - 475 20th St., Suite F, Los Alamos | (505) 662-9412 White Rock Branch - 10 Sherwood Blvd., White Rock| (505) 672-1565 32

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Ongoing Programs FAMILY STRENGTHS NETWORK (FSN)

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. *Please note: FSN follows the LAPS school closure schedule.

If LAPS is closed, FSN will be closed.

Birth Talk

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

Tuesday - Friday, 9:00am - 1:00pm Saturday, 9:00am - 3:00pm Family Strengths Network FREE

Toddler Tunes

Monthly - First Wednesday **No Saturday's in March Children and parents sing, play instruments, and dance together, while Rachel Josephson shares simple ways to engage children in music and movement.

Monthly - First Monday

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

Birth Talk is a free community talk circle for celebrating birth, pregnancy, and parenthood experiences.

Toddler Craft

6:30 - 8:00pm, In-Person & Virtual Family Strengths Network FREE Admission, email birthtalkla@gmail.com for more information or the virtual meeting link.

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Kinship Care Support Group Monthly - Second Monday

This kinship care group meets monthly in-person and via Zoom to discuss the many challenges associated with kinship. This support group is open to all individuals in a kinship or fictive kin situation.

5:30 - 7:00pm, In Person & Virtual Family Strengths Network FREE Admission, email pmlori62@gmail.com to register

Monthly - Third Wednesday & Following Saturday **No Saturday's in April

Social Services Programs & Events - Ongoing

Toy Lending Library

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

Wednesday, 10:00 - 11:00am Saturday, 10:00am - 12:00pm Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Monthly Playdate

Monthly - Friday & Saturday Themed day of games, activities, snacks, and connecting with friends.

10:00am - 12:00pm Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Loving Trans Family Together Monthly - Last Monday

Are you a parent, caregiver, or family member of someone who is trans/gender queer/gender nonconforming? Do you want a space to connect with others? Join this support group hosted by FSN. 6:15 - 7:30pm, Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

Chit-Chat Tuesday Mornings!

Monthly - Tuesdays

Join FSN for a casual meet-up for kiddos and caregivers! Adults can chat and relax as the kids play with all of FSN's toys.

Tuesday, 9:30 - 10:30am Family Strengths Network FREE Admission Get Out. Get Active.

Family Yoga

Monthly - Second Saturday **No Saturday's in March Offering two sessions, family yoga is a great opportunity for family members to bond and practice mindfulness.

Saturday, 10:00 - 10:30am & 10:30 - 11:00am Family Strengths Network $10 per family, Registration required at www.lafsn.org

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LOS ALAMOS TEEN CENTER The Teen Center is located in the historic Community Building in downtown Los Alamos, where they have a specially designed program space to serve our teens.

Amenities include: music recording studio, music performance space, movie/gaming room, two computer labs, art studio, video game streaming studio, snack bar, 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 make a difference in their community.

Teen Center Hours

Teen Council Meetings Monthly - Second Wednesday

Be a part of shaping what the Teen Center does by helping plan special events and activities for you and your peers.

4:30 - 5:30pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Themed Tea Parties

Monthly - Last Wednesday, March - May Join the Teen Center’s Youth Mobilizers for monthly themed tea parties.

The fun events are planned and organized by teens and staff.

4:30 - 6:30pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Monday - Saturday

For youth who have completed 8th grade, through youth who have just finished 12th grade.

Visit laymca.org and click on "Teen Centers" for more information.

Monday - Thursday, 2:00 - 8:00pm Friday, 2:00 - 11:00pm Saturday, 1:00 - 11:00pm FREE Admission. Have questions - email latc@laymca.org

YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTERS The activity centers, located both in Los Alamos and White Rock, provide safe, supervised environments and positive adult role models for youth in grades 3-8.

Activity Center Hours Monday - Friday

Arts & Resiliency Program Mondays & Thursdays

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

Come hang out and enjoy a variety of fun activities!

2:30 - 6:00pm, Youth Activity Center School conferences & other weekdays when school is not in session: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 6:00pm FREE Admission - Check YAC newsletter for exceptions and updates.

Closed legal holidays, Saturdays and Sundays

4:00 - 6:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE Admission

Recording Studio Mentoring Monday - Thursday

Learn how to use the Teen Center's full-feature recording studio and professional grade recording software.

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

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DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Monday, 12:45 - 3:45pm, White Rock Senior Center Wednesday, 12:45 - 3:45pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

LOS ALAMOS RETIRED & SENIOR ORGANIZATION

The Betty Ehart and White Rock Senior Centers are places for adults who are 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.

Dance Programs

FREE Admission, although donations are always welcome (Suggested donation is $5) LINE DANCING No experience needed Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Fitness Programs

Available Monday - Friday FREE Admission, although donations are always welcome (Suggested donation is $5) CARDIO PLUS Mon. & Wed., 8:45 - 9:30am, Betty Ehart Senior Center PILATES Monday, 10:00 - 11:00am, White Rock Senior Center Friday, 10:00 - 11:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center WEIGHT ROOM Mon. - Fri., 9:00am - 3:45pm, Both Senior Centers VARIETY TRAINING (LIGHT WEIGHTS & MOVEMENT) Tuesday, 8:45 - 9:30am, Betty Ehart Senior Center

MEMORY SUPPORT GROUP Tuesday, 11:00am - 12:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center WOOD CARVERS Tuesday, 10:00am - 12:00pm, White Rock Senior Center UKULELE PRACTICE Tues. & Fri., 10:30 - 11:45am, Betty Ehart Senior Center Thursday, 5:30 - 7:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center STRONG BONES Tues. & Thurs., 1:00 - 1:45pm, White Rock Senior Center PARTY BRIDGE Wednesday, 1:00 - 3:45pm, White Rock Senior Center PINOCHLE Tuesday, 12:45 - 3:45pm, White Rock Senior Center QUILTERS Wednesday, 9:00 - 11:00am, Betty Ehart Senior Center

Social Services Programs & Events - Ongoing

Other Ongoing Programs

INVESTMENT GROUP DISCUSSION Thursday, 10:00 - 11:30am, White Rock Senior Center HOOKERS & STITCHERS Thursday, 1:00 - 3:00pm, White Rock Senior Center LEARN TO WRITE BRAILLE GROUP Monday, 10:00 - 11:30am, Betty Ehart Senior Center DUPLICATE BRIDGE PRACTICE Friday, 10:00am - 12:00pm, White Rock Senior Center DOMINOES Friday, 1:00 - 3:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center

CHAIR YOGA Monday, 2:40 - 3:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Tuesday, 10:30 - 11:30am, White Rock Senior Center YOGA Tuesday, 4:30 - 5:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Thursday, 4:30 - 5:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30am, White Rock Senior Center ZUMBA Wednesday, 12:00 - 1:00pm, White Rock Senior Center Friday, 10:00 - 11:00am,White Rock Senior Center HAPPY RAMBLERS (GENTLE WALKS) Thursday, 9:00am, Meet at Betty Ehart Senior Center Get Out. Get Active.

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LOS ALAMOS JJAB

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

The Los Alamos JJAB provides youth and their families with programs and services that work to reduce youth risk behaviors, facilitate positive development, and build resiliency. Their focus is on providing prevention, intervention, and diversion programs, by partnering with community organizations to collaborate, leverage, and coordinate resources.

All JJAB programs and services are FREE.

This Los Alamos affiliate program mails FREE books every month to children residing in Los Alamos County, from birth to age 5. It promotes and supports literacy, the love of reading, early age learning, and encourages adult-child engagement.

Visit losalamosjjab.com for additional information and class schedules.

Restorative Justice This is an approach to justice in which the response is an organized meeting between the victim and the youth offender. This approach aims to provide the offender the opportunity to take responsibility for their actions, to understand the harm they caused, give them an opportunity to redeem themselves, and discourage them from causing further harm.

As a victim, this provides an active role in the process.

Youth Peer Support Specialist Program Youth Peer Support provides guidance and support to teens from young adults with similar lived experiences. Services provided may include support and harm reduction practices for youth engaging in substance use or struggling with their mental health. Youth may also receive assistance navigating experiences with systems involvement such as probation, Teen Court, or traditional court proceedings, and other life challenges. Youth Peer Support specialists focus on helping youth maintain wellness during difficult times and work with them to identify and reach their goals.

Youth Mental Health First Aid Resource Specialist Program The goal of this program is to surround the youth within our community with the support to empower them to thrive in school and life. We provide connections to services for mental health, basic life needs, academic needs, social skills, special needs, and MORE! The Resource Specialist builds relationships with healthcare providers and others to provide assessments, identify challenges, resources needed, and assist with case coordination.

One Circle These are structured support groups for boys (Boys Council) and girls (Girls Circle), ages 10-18. Sessions are guided by an adult facilitator, to promote a supportive environment and provide a safe place to speak about issues. Topics focus on improving decision-making, selfesteem, resilience, substance abuse, violence, bullying, definitions of success, and family & relationship dynamics.

Classes are offered throughout the year to adults who regularly interact with young people, ages 10-18. The course introduces common mental health challenges, reviews typical adolescent development, and teaches a 5-step action plan on how to help young people in a crisis and non-crisis situation.

The Seven Challenges Program Instead of a one-size-fits all approach, the Seven Challenges Program is individualized with careful attention to meeting youth where they are at with their substance use. This program helps young people look at themselves, understand what it takes to give up a drug abusing lifestyle, and prepare for success when they commit to change. Groups are twelve weeks long and are held 3-4 times per year.

Sessions are typically held at the Los Alamos Elementary, Middle, and High Schools.

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Special Needs/Autism Support Group Tuesdays

All parents and caregivers raising children with special needs are welcome!

6:00 - 7:00pm, 1060 Nugget St., Los Alamos FREE, To register, contact abbie.nelson@lccs-nm.org

On-Demand Child Development Resource Library - Ask a Specialist Workshops: All previously recorded workshops are archived here and available for on-demand viewing: lascumbres-nm.org/ask-a-specialist

Child Development Drop-In Playtime with a Las Cumbres Specialists Mondays

Engage in activities with your children, and ask questions of Las Cumbres staff. Specialized professionals will be available to answer questions and connect families to additional supports. Art, sensory, and other activities are designed to address developmental milestones and enhance caregiver/child relationships.

9:00 - 11:00am, 1060 Nugget St., Los Alamos FREE

Get Out. Get Active.

Sensory Friendly Music and Movement Group

Social Services Programs & Events - Ongoing

LAS CUMBRES COMMUNITY SERVICES Las Cumbres Community Services is a non-profit organization, providing Adult Services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and Child and Family Services for families facing social, emotional and developmental challenges. Las Cumbres is working for a world where everyone connects and thrives in their own communities.

Wednesdays

For children ages 0-6 and their caregivers. Are large crowds too much for your child? Do you have a wondering little one? Las Cumbres staff have designed this sensory-friendly music and movement program for your family. Join Las Cumbres for structured musical activities using instruments, scarves, sticks, and ribbons.

9:30 - 10:00am, 1060 Nugget St., Los Alamos FREE, appropriate for children ages 0-6 years of age and their caregivers. lascumbres-nm.org/las-cumbres-events

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Las Cumbres Referral Services Las Cumbres provides a variety of infant and early childhood referral services for families and caregivers.

Additional information can be found via the Las Cumbres website: lascumbres-nm.org/community-infant-early-childhood-programs-la

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) (Unless otherwise specified, all events and classes at the Teen Center are for high school-aged teens only)

Computer Users Group (CUG) Monthly - Second Monday

Technology discussion group meets every second Monday.

Newcomers welcome, bring your computer questions!

Child Respite

2:00 - 3:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE

A flexible family support service for short-term, temporary care of children with or at risk for intellectual or developmental disabilities lascumbres-nm.org/childrespite

Community Based Prevention, Intervention, and Reunification Strengthening and preserving families through a wide range of case management services. lascumbres-nm.org/communitybasedprograms

Family Infant Toddler and Early Intervention Serves families who have concerns about the development of their young children ages birth to 3, to achieve optimal physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development. lascumbres-nm.org/family-infant-toddler

Travel Lunch Lectures Monthly - First Tuesday *Starting in March* Join Martin Cooper for a monthly presentation and photos of his travels.

The Senior Center chefs will prepare a special themed meal for lunch before the presentation. Martin presents on a differ trip every month.

March 2025: Zimbabwe, April 2025: New England, and May 2025: Kyrgyzstan.

1:00 - 2:00pm, White Rock Senior Center FREE for LARSO Members age 60+ and $10 for Non-Members For more information, contact at (505) 672-2034

Santuario del Corazón Program A program dedicated to immigrant and refugee families. Bilingual and bi-cultural navigators and licensed clinicians offer wide range of wraparound supports, including legal aid. lascumbres-nm.org/santuario-del-corazon

Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health/ Children’s Behavioral Health Licensed clinicians with specialized training in infant and early childhood mental health, trauma-focused therapy, and evidence-based practices provide counseling for children and families .lascumbres-nm.org/community-infant-program lascumbres-nm.org/behavioral-health

Circle of Security® Parenting Group

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Book Group

Monthly - Third Tuesday Book discussion group for members of the Los Alamos Retired & Senior Organization. Newcomers Welcome!

1:30 - 3:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE, call (505) 662-8920

Jack's Tall Tales

Monthly - First Thursday

The Circle of Security® Parenting ™ group is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Jack first arrived in Los Alamos in 1948 and has many stories to share with the community. If you like local history, please come to Jack's Tall Tales for a personal account of life in the Secret City over the past seven decades. Coffee & treats are always available to enjoy!

For more information, and to see upcoming meetings, visit lascumbres-nm.org/circle-of-security-parenting

1:00 - 3:45pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE losalamosnm.us

Clothing & Small Item Swap

Join the Los Alamos Retired and Senior Organization every First Friday for a movie screening! Popcorn included.

Bring gently used clothing and items you no longer need to swap for items you do need. Drop off is on Tuesday and Wednesday ONLY; shop every day.

Monthly - First Friday

1:00 - 3:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE

Socrates Café

Monthly - Second Friday A Socrates Café is an intentional conversation that invites people to come together to consider questions that are both timely and timeless.

Come for cookies, coffee, and a philosophical discussion!

1:30 - 3:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE, no registration needed

Monthly Birthday Celebration Monthly - Last Friday

Join us for lunch as we sing Happy Birthday and give out chocolate bars to all those celebrating a birthday that month!

12:00 - 1:00pm, Betty Ehart & White Rock Senior Center Please call the center you would like to dine at to sign up for lunch: White Rock (505) 672-2034, Betty Ehart (505) 662-8920

Youth Activity Center Enrollment for 2025-2026 School Year March 3 & April 14

Re-enrollment for the upcoming school year for current members in March, with new member registration beginning in April.

Contact Bailey Martinez at (505) 662-9412 or visit la-fc.org/youth-activity-centers for more information.

April 1 - 5

April 1, 3 - 5, 9:00am - 1:00pm April 2, 5:30 - 7:00pm Family Strengths Network Donations welcome

Community Volunteer Appreciation - Ice Cream Social April 4

Volunteers are essential to our local nonprofit organizations. If you currently volunteer for any organization or would like to learn more about volunteering, you are invited to join us for free ice cream and fun! Find volunteer opportunities at volunteerlosalamos.org For more Information contact Liz Martineau at Info@losalamosscf.org 2:00 - 3:30pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE Admission

Super Saturday Playdate April 19

Come and welcome spring with Las Cumbres and enjoy sensory and other activities.

3:00 - 5:00pm, 1060 Nugget Street FREE, to register, contact abbie.nelson@lcccs-nm.org

BabyNet Speaker Series: Loose Parts April 23

6:00pm FREE

Holly LeBeau-BlueEyes, Training and Development Consultant from FDP at UNM will be speaking about play that boosts creativity and supports developing early math, science, and literacy skills.

Meow Wolf Field Trip

Wednesday, 5:30 - 6:30pm Family Strengths Network FREE Admission

March 20

The Los Alamos Teen Center will be taking 18 Teen Center Members to Meow Wolf for a field trip. Transportation and lunch will be provided to participants.

11:00am - 4:00pm, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE & open to Teen Center members Visit laymca.org and click on "Teen Centers" for more information.

Dungeons and Dragons for Experienced Players March 25 - 30

Learn the intricacies of playing higher level Dungeons & Dragons characters.

Social Services Programs & Events -Seasonal

First Friday Movie

Youth Activity Center Out-of-District Summer Registration May 2

Registration for summer students only (including out of district students, grades 3-8) begins. Welcome letters confirming acceptance will be sent out by May 23rd. Space will determine summer-only acceptance and students are not guaranteed a spot.

Contact Bailey Martinez at (505) 662-9412 or visit la-fc.org/youth-activity-centers for more information.

FREE

Time TBD, Los Alamos Teen Center FREE & open to Teen Center members Visit laymca.org and click on "Teen Centers" for more information & updates.

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Community Services Ice Rink

Courtesy Photo by Skip Wecksung

Its Too Warm for Ice, but...

Built in 1936, the Los Alamos County Ice Rink is the only refrigerated, NHL regulation, outdoor ice rink in New Mexico. The rink offers public skating, hockey, and skating lessons from mid-November through February.

However, this spring, the LA Derby Dames and Cherry Bombs will be holding practices and games, with FREE admission starting in April.

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY ICE RINK Website: losalamosnm.us - Click on “Recreation” Email: lacrec@lacnm.us Online Registration: losalamosnm.us LAHA Website: lahockey.org Address: 4475 West Rd. Phone: (505) 662-4500 Hours/Events: TBA Weekly: Open for Derby Dame & Cherry Bombs practices & Bouts. Otherwise, no ice skating until November until 2025

Reserve the Ice Rink for your event!

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.

Monday-Thursday $50/hour | Friday-Sunday $190.00/hour

**Prices do not reflect business use and do not include skate rental

Derby Dames Los Alamos Derby Dames is a flat track roller derby league. For more information visit their website: laderbydames.com and Facebook Page: facebook.com/laderbydames/

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Mon-Thu 10am/6pm Friday Closed Sat-Sun 10am/2pm

T W O L O C A L B U S I N E S S E S S H A R E A S PA C E T O O F F E R A R T C L A S S E S , T R E AT S , C R A F T S U P P L I E S , U N I Q U E C R E AT I O N S , A N D M A R K E T I N G S O L U T I O N S . C R E AT I V E S M A S T E R P I E C E S F O C U S E S O N J OY F U L A R T E X P E R I E N C E S , W H I L E B E E H AU S P R OV I D E S P R O F E S S I O N A L M A R K E T I N G A N D D E S I G N S E R V I C E S F O R Y O U R B U S I N E S S O R E V E N T. B O T H S E L L C O O L , O N E - O F - A - K I N D P I E C E S T H A T Y O U WILL LOVE!

AFTER SCHOOL ART PROGRAM | 3pm - 6pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays $75 / Mo (one day a week) $20 Drop In

TODDLER AND ME | 10am - 11am Saturdays $50 / Mo $20 Drop In

SATURDAY ART CLASS | 11am - 12pm Saturdays $50 / Mo (3 Saturdays per month the last sat of every month is freestyle artm it is optional to attend).

PROFESSIONAL ART TECHNIQUES | 6pm - 7:30pm For Youth and Adults Mondays & Thursdays $75/mo or $20 per class

Book Now

ART & GROOVE NIGHT | 7pm - 9pm

Thursdays - Free nights of music, drinks, and good vibes! Want to create art? Pay just $10 for materials and let your creativity flow.

Everyone’s welcome—come hang out!

Bundle options available, check our websites for more information W W W. C R E A T I V E M A S T E R P I E C E S . A R T / W W W. B E E H A U S T H E M A G I C . C O M

CONTACT US! Get Out. Get Active.

CM - (619)729-4499 Katherine BH - (505)420-7295 Margarita

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Community Services Current Projects Canyon Median Design Completed

Community Services - Current Projects

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Kinnikinnik Park Accessible Trail

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Staff is working with a contractor to redesign the Canyon Road medians to provide a better look, reduce water usage, and minimize pesticide use. The location is an extremely challenging due to the snow operations and heat of summer. Staff has made presentations to the Transportation Advisory Board and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for additional input. Construction will begin in 2025!

Outdoor Classroom Completed

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Trail and Open Space Management Plan INITIATING

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As a recommendation from the 2023 Integrated Master Plan the County is reviewing, combining, and updating several trail and open space documents into a single guiding “Trail and Open Space Management Plan”. This plan will be based on the 2022 Trailhead Assessment Plan, 2009 Trail Management Plan (revised 2022), 2013 Los Alamos Community Trail Plan, 2015 Open Space Management Plan, 2023 Restoration Feasibility Assessment, 2022 Los Alamos Americans with Disabilities Plan and the 2023 Integrated Master Plan. This process will have several opportunities for community feedback and participation. The result is to have a single guiding document for the community as look to the future for managing our trails and open space so all users and abilities can enjoy our natural environment. Community listening sessions are being held. The vendor is working on the final draft and recommendations look for those in early 2025 to comment on. Reach out to Eric Peterson, Open Space Specialist at eric.peterson@lacnm.us for more information on sessions. Our professionals from Sites Southwest will be facilitating the meetings.

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Staff secured a grant from the NM Outdoor Recreation Trails + to develop a 3/4-mile looped trail that is ADA accessible. The Trail will connect From PEEC to make a loop in Kinnikinnik Park. The trail will allow those with physical challenges to enjoy the beautiful scenic area. Additional accessible loops were part of the Integrated Master Plan's observations in increasing use for all community members. Parks and Open Staff have led the construction of this project over winter ad will be putting in the finishing touches on the trail early 2025. Look for the updated trail to be operational by late 2025.

CLOSING

Library staff has requested a place for outdoor learning. A task order has been issued to evaluate and design a concept for an outdoor classroom between the Mesa Public Library and the Betty Erhart Senior Center. Library staff has started the public input process phase.

Look for more opportunities to share your thoughts and opinions with library staff. Concepts are expected to be presented in early 2025 for public input. Please contact Gwen Kalavaza, Library Manager at gwen.kalavaza@lacnm.us for more information or to share your thoughts.

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Playground Renovation - 37th Street and Pinon (Rocket) Park Playground Completed

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The renovations for both playgrounds started in September of 2023 with public meetings at each playground. Feedback was additionally captured from 1st graders at Pinion Elementary School and 3rd graders at Mountain and Aspen Elementary. The children provide great feedback on the types of amenities they would like to see incorporated at these playgrounds. Two options have been on display and seeking additional feedback at the playgrounds and both libraries. Look for the final proposal to be at the Parks and recreation Advisory Board Meeting this summer. These two playgrounds are in the process now of renovations. LAC is seeking feedback from focus groups in the desires for the two playgrounds.

Both of these were identified in the level of service and ADA Audit as needed to be renovated. A key focus is on the accessibility and inclusivity of these playgrounds. Staff is working with the vendor on the final draft plans for the playgrounds. Look for an opportunity to provide further feedback this fall. These parks and at 50% construction drawing and document stage. Staff expects the bids to be on the street in February. The team is hopeful for construction to begin in late Spring 2025.

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Starting May 2025 the additional fields of Spiro Soccer, Senior Field and Bun Ryan Field will be renovated. These fields will be closed for the summer with an anticipated opening date of Oct 30, 2025. This project will also have additional fields for 2026 and 2027 under renovation. You can follow this project on the CSD website or contact Wendy Parker, Park Superintendent, 505-662-8159 for more details. losalamosnm.us

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Staff secured a grant from the NM Department of Finance and Administration to assess, review, design, and establish construction documents of the project. This project kicked off this summer and involves listening sessions and additional public input. The engineering team from Wilson’s determined the grandstand structure was not safe for use and the County closed the area. Demolition of the grandstand and share were completed in December 2024. Staff is working with the design team for final public feedback in early 2025. Staff is pushing for construction in spring of 2025.

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Los Alamos County selected Action Sports for design and construction services for a Bicycle Moto-Cross (BMX) Track which will require sanctioning by USA BMX. The track will be built on County owned property, located at North Mesa Park Road, in the existing footprint approved by County Council. Action Sports will seek stakeholder and user group input for the options on the BMX track. The first listening session was held on June 20 with additional input meetings coming late summer 2024. Next steps are being discussed.

Staff is preparing a Request for Proposal (RFP) to look into implementing artificial turf fields in the community. The study would look at specific fields, alignment, turf, lights, amenities, bleachers, fencing, netting, scoreboxes, and scoreboards. The fields would be upgraded to meet ADA requirements for fields and support the community Dark Sky initiative. This project has been issued as a Request for Proposals (RFP). Staff kicked off the public meeting in October, with additional community feedback in early 2025.

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The existing chiller is reaching the limit of its expected life cycle (21 out of 25 years of service) and was presenting malfunctions. Because of its condition, the previous chiller could not be expected to make a skating ice sheet reliably.

Public Works is the lead on the chiller evaluation and replacement and is working with the Recreation Division. Initial evaluation has occurred with developing a scope of work for the project and rental of chiller unit for the 2023 – 2024 & 2024 - 2025 seasons. A permanent chiller is not an off-the-shelf product and requires to be custom-designed for the Los Alamos County Ice Rink, in addition to long lead times for the manufacturing process, is the result of a twoyear process to acquire a new chiller.

Additionally, there is concern for the concrete slab that supports the ice during the winter season, as it is also near its expected life cycle.

A Request for Proposal (RFP) was issued on June 1, 2024; the team received one respondent. An agreement with R&M Construction was executed in August 2024, and the project kickoff meeting was held on August 15, 2024. Project completion is scheduled for November 2025.

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This project will begin a significant upgrade of athletic courts in the community. The North Mesa Courts will be demolished and rebuilt from the ground up. We will start with a new base that is more stable and allows for a better playing experience. We expect to change at least one court into a tennis court as part of this process. The East Court Basketball Court needs attention as well. We are hoping to have these projects moving forward by next spring. The courts will be updated to meet ADA requirements so that all users in our community feel welcomed and can enjoy the amenities. The staff has discussed with the tennis and pickle-ball community on the renovations. Our contractor is in the process of the design and construction documents phase. Bids were received in December 2024 and staff is evaluating the response and experts construction to start in Spring 2025.

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Brewer Arena Grandstand and ADA Improvements

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Staff are preparing a Request for Proposal (RFP) to look at the North Mesa Park area. The area is from the soccer field along North Mesa Drive and east to the playground. This is the largest park area for the county to develop. This project is important as the conversation moves forward on the North Mesa Housing Plan. The project provides a forum to discuss the future needs of North Mesa and think long term about the future uses of the space. The community conversations regarding this project were delayed until early 2025. The community will have several opportunities to provide feedback on amenities and concepts throughout the spring.

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History, Science & Culture Local Attractions

Just Look around and you’ll find History, Science and Cultural Assets!

A wide variety of events and programming this spring are abundant in Los Alamos. 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: LosAlamosArtsCouncil.org 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 STEP UP GALLERY AT MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY 2400 Central Ave.| stepupgallery.org Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00am - 8:00pm Friday, 10:00am - 6:00pm | Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm | Sunday, 1:00 - 5:00pm BRADBURY SCIENCE MUSEUM Website: lanl.gov/museum Address: 1450 Central Ave. Phone: (505) 667-4444 Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm | Sunday, 1:00 - 5:00pm Admission: FREE Gadgets Gift Shop: Hours vary based on volunteer availability LOS ALAMOS FARMERS MARKET 2132 Central Ave. (Fuller Lodge)| (505) 661-4844 farmersmarketsnm.org/markets/los-alamos-farmers-market/ Hours: Thursdays, 10:00am - 12:00pm, Jan. - April | Thursdays, 7:00am - 12:30pm, May - Oct. 44

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

Homestead Tour 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 (30+ People)

Monday - Friday, Call to Schedule (505) 662-6272 Specially scheduled group tours of the historic district are available.

Tour tickets include museum admission. Please book your tour at least four (4) weeks in advance of your visit.

Cultural Attractions Programs - 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.

Begin your visit in the restored Los Alamos Ranch School Guest Cottage, where exhibits take visitors from the Pajarito Plateau’s Ancestral Puebloan people to its homestead history, through the Ranch School era, and into the Manhattan Project. Then take a walk over to the Hans Bethe House, home to the Harold Agnew Cold War Gallery, to experience post-war life in the secret city. Don't forget to take a walk around the Oppenheimer House.

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, which is run by the Los Alamos Arts Council, embraces its history, but also looks forward to the future.

Los Alamos History Museum $35 per person

Secret City Guided Walking Tours Daily, Monday - Saturday

Discover the secrets of Los Alamos, home to J. Robert Oppenheimer during the Manhattan Project. Learn why Oppenheimer and Groves chose Los Alamos as the Secret City for the Manhattan Project. Visit an Ancestral Pueblo site, step inside the homestead-era Romero Cabin, and hear about the Los Alamos Ranch School. Each tour is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours long.

11:00am, Los Alamos History Museum $25 per person 19+ | Under 18, FREE with ticketed adult Get Out. Get Active.

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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.

History Learn about the men and women who came to Los Alamos and discovered how to split an atom to create energy to power a secret weapon that ended WWII.

Research

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 they are needed most. The Los Alamos Farmers Market started in 1970 as a great place to support local foods and buy direct from growers and producers.

See how today's leading-edge research in many areas of science and technology help solve national problems related to energy, the environment, infrastructure, and health.

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Discover how the central mission of the Laboratory—to ensure the safety, security, and reliability of the U.S. nuclear deterrent while reducing the global threat of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons—helps make the world a safer place.

15-Minute Movies

Racing Toward Dawn - The story of the Manhattan Project.

The Power of Invention - National Security Science & Beyond at LANL.

Los Alamos Farmers Winter Markets Thursdays, March 2025 - April 2025 Thursdays, May 2025 - October 2025

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. EBT, Dufb & most major credit cards accepted. Information on the Farmers Market and to sign up to receive the weekly newsletter can be found at LosAlamosMainStreet.com/programs Thursday, Mar. - Apr. , 10:00am -12:00pm Fuller Lodge Overflow Parking Thursday, May - Oct. , 7:00am -12:30pm, Ashley Pond Park For more information contact (505) 929-6579 or email talacook@windstream.net

STEP UP GALLERY AT MESA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Step Up Gallery showcases the work of local and regional artists and provides educational and communityrelated exhibits on the upper level of the Mesa Public Library. Visit stepupgallery.org for upcoming show information.

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) All Schools Student Art Show February 20 - March 12

Los Alamos Public School's Art Instructors present their student's art, an annual community favorite. Visit stepupgallery.org for more information.

Kite Festival 2025 April 26 & 27

Kite enthusiasts from all over the southwest fly their large, intricately shaped kites, and hand-made flying works of art. Demonstrating stunt-kite flying, and gracing the fields with incredibly colorful banners. The event will include food vendors, kite-making workshop that teaches kids about the history, cultural significance, and science of how kites fly. Come on down and "Let's go fly a kite!"

TBD, Overlook Park FREE participation

February 20 - Opening Reception, 5:30 - 7:00pm Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library FREE

May 8 - June 4

By the Northern NM Quilt Guide, Art Quilt and Surface Design Group "The Quilt as Art" is an exhibit of art created with fabric.

Visit stepupgallery.org for more information.

May 11 - Opening Reception, 2:00 - 3:30pm Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library FREE

29th Annual Los Alamos Photographers Show March 22 - April 30

Los Alamos Photo Club exhibits their photographic work in this popular annual show and invites members of the community to show photographs as well. There will also be a guided tour led by L.A. Photo Club on Tuesday April 15. Visit stepupgallery.org for more information.

March 24 - Opening Reception, 5:30 - 7:00pm April 15 - Guided Tour, 5:30 - 7:00pm Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library This year, celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Pajarito Environmental Education Center. PEEC will have a special area of this show displaying photos of Los Alamos and/or the Pajarito Plateau.

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History, Science & Culture Nature

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

CLOSED Tuesdays and Sundays Admission: FREE

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Ongoing Programs LOS ALAMOS NATURE CENTER

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

Mondays (except holidays) Nature Playtime provides an opportunity for toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers to explore the natural world. This is a parent led program, guided by an experienced PEEC educator. Each playtime features outdoor play, sensory exploration, and activities focusing on a theme in nature.

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

Passport to the Pajarito Plateau Ongoing

This is a fun program to get families outside to explore our beautiful trails together. Los Alamos County, Bandelier, the Santa Fe National Forest, 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: As you hike the trails inside the passport, look for a wooden post or a bench with a small metal plate on it.

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Pick up passport at the Nature Center When you find the post, make a rubbing with your crayon rock.

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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).

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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 Learn more at peecnature.org/passport

Birding with Bob! Wednesdays

Bird expert Bob Walker will talk about birds in the Wildlife Observation Room every Wednesday. Bring your bird questions, and enjoy the view!

10:00am - 12:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE, no registration required.

Planetarium Shows Wednesdays

Join one of PEEC's astronomers for an open house where they will give a 15-minute sky show and then answer questions and take requests from attendees!

4:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium FREE, no registration required.

Happy Ramblers Thursdays

A relaxing walk with an emphasis on observation.

9:00am - 12:00pm, Betty Ehart Senior Center FREE

Los Alamos Nature Center Programs - Ongoing

Visit peecnature.org/events to see what else is coming this spring!

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

Gentle Walks Fridays

Short morning hikes for which the emphasis is on discovery, not mileage gained.

9:00am, Los Alamos Nature Center (weather dependent) FREE, no registration required.

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Seasonal Programs & Events

Night Sky in March

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A planetarium tour of the current night sky.

Corsica G20

March 7

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

February 25

Tune in for the February Los Alamos Mountaineers meeting.

7:00 - 8:30pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Live-streamed & in person

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Cosmic Mashup March 8

LAHS Astronomy Club Presents February 28

Explore Europa with students from the LAHS Astronomy Club.

Watch the formation of super massive black holes in this full-dome planetarium film!

2:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE

We Are Stars March 1

Find out about the origins of the universe in this animated full-dome planetarium film.

2:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Adults $ 8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Development of the Universe March 14

Join Chick Keller for a discussion on the development of the Universe.

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Tracking Wildlife on the Pajarito Plateau March 15

Outdoor study of wildlife track and sign with specialist certified tracker Ann Hunkins.

9:00am - 12:00pm, Location TBD Members $40 and Non- Members $50, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Textures of Nature: Scratchboard Art Workshop March 7

Create scratchboard art inspired by the textures of natural objects.

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Mayan Archeoastronomy March 15

Learn about Mayan views of the sky in this animated full-dome planetarium film.

2:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium Adults $ 8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org losalamosnm.us

Getting Oriented with Chaco Canyon

Explore

Come observe the horizon cycles of the Sun and Moon, and see their incorporation into the architecture of Chaco Canyon.

Explore presents a broad selection of science in a modern and accessible way, in a story that revolves around the ambition to colonize Mars.

March 21

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Early Spring Plant ID Walk

March 29

2:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

March 22

Night Sky in April

Take a gentle stroll and learn how to identify local plants with Craig Martin.

Join PEEC in the Planetarium for a look at what's up in the night sky!

1:00 - 3:00pm, Location TBD FREE

April 4

7:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Superpower Dogs March 22

2:00 - 3:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center Planetarium Adults $8, Children $6, Register in advance at peecnature.org

Alaska Adventures (LAM Meeting) March 27

Join the Los Alamos Mountaineers as Olivia Kate, Raz, and Tanja share their adventures into the remote Revelation Mountains in Alaska, where they explored rugged terrain, enjoyed unique experiences, and discovered new passions.

7:00 - 8:30pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE, Register in advance at peecnature.org

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PEEC'S 25th Anniversary Earth Day Festival April 26

Celebrate PEEC's 25th Anniversary and Earth Day! Enjoy fun entertainment, delicious food, and more at PEEC! 10:00am - 2:00pm, Los Alamos Nature Center FREE, no registration required.

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Join an adventure to experience the life-saving superpowers and extraordinary bravery of some of the world’s most remarkable dogs.

As we discover the astonishing science behind their amazing abilities, we’ll never look at our best friends the same way again!

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History, Science & Culture Community Arts

Performing Arts are a Big Part of what makes Los Alamos so Special!

Award-winning artist performances, talented local organizations, and regional assets are 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 En Pointe School of Dance - enpointedanceinlosalamos.com The Hillstrummers - hillstompers.com The Karen Wray Gallery - karenwrayfineart.com Lads of Enchantment - ladsofenchantment.org Life Drawing - kennebel@gmail.com 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 - sfysa.org/jazz Los Alamos Light Opera - losalamoslightopera.org Los Alamos Little Theatre - lalt.org Los Alamos MainStreet - losalamosmainstreet.com Los Alamos Opera Guild - 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 Village Arts - villageartsframing.com

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Ongoing Programs Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra Monday Rehearsals

First organized in January of 1945 as the Los Alamos Civic Orchestra, residents of the community and nearby areas have been making music together for over 70 years! If you play an instrument and are looking for a group to play with, Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra is always looking for new players.

Join Los Alamos Community Winds 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. For more information and to join, please contact LACW at info@lacw.org 7:15 - 9:00pm, Los Alamos High School Band Room No audition required

7:00 - 9:00pm $30 per member, per concert. Scholarships for high school students available.

For more information, contact secretary@losalamossymphony.org

Sing with Coro de Cámara Email to schedule a time

The Hillstrummers

To schedule an audition, send a message to the Artistic Director at auditions@corodecamara-nm.org.

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

Tuesdays & Fridays

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

Dance Arts Los Alamos (DALA) Spring 2025 Monday - Saturday, Morning / After School

DALA has been serving the northern New Mexico area with quality dance education and performance opportunities for more than 30 years. They offer classes for ages 18 months to adult in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Flamenco, Modern, Contemporary, Conditioning, Musical Theater, and more! Set up your free trial class today! You can see the full list of classes and prices and register at: danceartslosalamos.org.

Join Los Alamos Choral Society Tuesday Rehearsals

The Los Alamos Choral Society is a talented amateur choral group that has been singing in Los Alamos since November 1943. They encourage anyone, regardless of age or musical background, to join their choral society in the challenge and thrill of preforming the great works of classical and modern composers.

Dates and Times vary, Los Alamos Dance Arts Classes begin at $40 per month Contact office@danceartslosalamos.org with questions.

Community Arts Programs - Ongoing

Coro de Cámara is always interested in recruiting new members.

Experienced adult singers with excellent pitch, a good musical ear, and sight-reading skills are invited to audition. In addition, the Student Apprentice Program provides gifted high school musicians the opportunity to sing with the group.

7:00 - 9:00pm, Los Alamos United Church Sanctuary No audition required, for more information, contact Wendy Swanson at w_swanson@mac.com

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Life Drawing

Wednesdays Sundays, twice monthly Come create art from a live model in a relaxed and unstructured atmosphere, or come model for artists. Any experience level is welcome to attend! Wednesdays consist of a variety of poses and Sundays focus on one long portrait pose.

Community Arts Programs & Events - Seasonal

Wednesday, 5:30 - 7:30pm Sundays, 9:00am - 12:00pm Village Arts $10 per session, For more information contact Ken Nebel at (505) 690-1715 or kennebel@gmail.com

Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) The Myths at the Edge of the World by Matt Webster, and Moonbow by Kirk Shimano March 7 - 15

The Los Alamos Little Theater (LALT) presents two one-act children’s plays in an evening (or afternoon!) of delight and inspiration for the whole family. The plays are produced by special arrangement with Theatrefolk. For more information, contact producer@lalt.org March 7 - 15, 7:00 pm, Fridays & Saturdays March 9 and 16, 2:00pm Los Alamos Little Theatre Tickets on sale at the door.

Los Alamos Photography Club (LAPC) Monthly - Third Tuesdays

The LAPC is a forum for all things photography, and for sharing photos and ideas. A link to monthly LAPC meetings are sent to members. If you are not a club member, and want to join a meeting, please send an email to: Laurie at lswaters619@comcast.net or Leigh hagar@cybermesa.com

Mid-Winter Concert - Old and New Vintages March 8

Music of underrepresented populations and more! Additional information can be found at www.lacw.org 7:00pm, Crossroads Bible Church FREE Admission

7:00 - 9:00pm, via Zoom $15 yearly member fee For more information visit groups.io/g/lapc

Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert April 20

Los Alamos Piecemakers Quilt Guild Monthly - Fourth Tuesday

The Los Alamos Piecemakers Quilt Guild is a non-profit organization established in May 1985 to encourage the art of quilting through the exchange of ideas, participation in workshops as well as lectures and seminars by nationally acclaimed quilters

Please join the Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra for their Spring Concert featuring their new permanent conductor, William Waag.

For more information, or to be added to their audience email list, contact secretary@losalamossymphony.org or visit losalamossymphony.org 7:00pm, Crossroads Bible Church FREE Admission. Donations Suggested.

7:00pm, alternating between Los Alamos & White Rock If you are interested in learning more information visit: losalamos.com/lap

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Copenhagen by Micheal Frayn May 2 - 17

In 1941, German physicist Werner Heisenberg goes to Copenhagen to see his Danish counterpart, Niels Bohr. Together, they revolutionized atomic science in the 1920s, but now they are on opposite sides of a world war, in a situation fraught with danger, in hopes of discovering why we do what we do. Copenhagen, winner of the 2000 Tony Award for Best Play, is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. For more information, contact producer@lalt.org May 2 - 17, 7:30pm, Friday's & Saturday's May 11, 2:00pm Los Alamos Little Theater Tickets on sale at the door.

Coro de Cámara - Soundscapes: Music from the Big & Little Screens May 17 & 18

Enjoy an entertaining program of music that brings to life the visuals we see on big and little screens. See website for details: corodecamara-nm.org.

4:00pm, Location TBD Adults $30 (at the door), $25 (Online) Seniors & College Students $25 (at the door), $20 (Online) Youth (18 & younger) FREE

May10

Season Finale with guest conductor Dr. Bentley Shellahamer!

Additional information can be found at www.lacw.org 7:00pm, Crossroads Bible Church FREE Admission

Los Alamos Choral Society "Spring is in the Air" Concert May 19

Spring blooms with flowers and thoughts of love. The Los Alamos Choral Society preforms a collection of love songs and Madrigals to celebrate the season.

2:00pm, Untied Church of Los Alamos Adults $15, Children & Students FREE

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Outdoor Recreation Area Highlights

Get Out and Get Active and Enjoy the Jemez Mountains!

Head up to Pajarito Mountain year round for a variety of activities, like bike-and-hike lift services, lunch at the lodge, and spectacular views of mountains. 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: Wednesday - Sunday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Pajarito Cafe Hours: Thursday - Monday, 8:30am - 3:30pm, Full Menu

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Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway

SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST

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.

Explore unique sights, like Soda Dam and Jemez Falls, or take a short hike to Spence Hot Springs for a relaxing dip in the pools. Enjoy the unique red rock scenery, winding canyons, and breathtaking views, as you loop through the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) and enjoy fishing at Fenton Lake State Park, or a short side trip to the Gilman Tunnels—blasted through rock during the 1920s.

This 132-mile loop accommodates most vehicles and offers a convenient and rewarding way to experience the best of the Jemez Mountains—in just one day! Depart west from Los Alamos via NM501 and turn right onto NM4 toward Jemez Springs, traveling through Bandelier National Monument and the Valles Caldera National Preserve. The road leads up more than 1,000 feet through the forest, cresting at an elevation of 9,000 feet.

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 Wilderness via pack trips, saddle, or on 1,000 miles of hiking trails. Consider turkey, elk, deer, and bear hunting, or visit one of many nearby Indian pueblos, Spanish missions, and Indian ruins.

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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.

Las Conchas Trail East Fork Trail via Las Conchas Trail off NM4 is a 3.2 mile popular out-and-back trail that is primarily used for hiking and nature trips along the river. Climbing is also available along the trail. Dogs are able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

McCauley Warm Springs & Spence Hot Springs McCauley Warm Springs is a 3.4 mile popular out-and-back trail, accessible year-round. Start at Battleship Rock and hike two miles uphill to the springs, or start at the Jemez Falls trailhead to hike downhill first. Dogs are also able to use this trail. Want to enjoy the springs without the hike? Visit Spence Hot Springs, located a short 1/4 mile hike off NM4, just a few miles north of Soda Dam.

Santa Fe National Forest West Canyon Trailheads Some of our favorite trails connect to the surrounding national forest on the western and northern perimeters of Los Alamos. Discover these trails and find bubbling brooks, unique rock formations, wildlife, and in summer, an abundance of wildflowers!

Purchase trail maps and get hiking advice at the Los Alamos Nature Center. For more detailed information about the many places to seek adventure.

Soda Dam Explore this fascinating roadside attraction with pools, caves and rocks to climb on. Splash in the river to cool off, and enjoy the beautiful and unique scenery surrounding you. Dogs are also welcome at Soda Dam, but must be kept on leash.

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PAJARITO MOUNTAIN

Jemez Mountains Programs & Events - Seasonal

A gem exists in northern New Mexico, where the sun shines 300 days a year and you can often ski without a jacket. Pajarito Mountain has a base elevation of 9,200 feet above sea level, and a top elevation of 10,400 feet.

The lodge is located on the eastern slopes of the Jemez Mountains near Los Alamos.

Pajarito Mountain has 44 trails, 280 ski-able acres (not including the tree skiing), and 1,200 feet of vertical drop — plenty to keep skiers and boarders busy. It boasts six chairlifts including three doubles, one triple, one quad, and one conveyor. Pajarito’s terrain includes miles of groomed trails, bump runs and glade skiing. With its Rio Grande valley views, well-known tree skiing and bump runs, fabulous terrain park, lack of lift lines and fabulous weather, Pajarito may be New Mexico’s best-kept skiing secret!

Visit any Thursday or Friday during the season for a free Never Ever Lesson with the purchase of a lift ticket and rentals and $10 in Bird Bucks and Resort Credit!

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Seasonal Programs & Events (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER) Spring Break at Pajarito Mountain March 10 - 16

Pajarito Mountain will be open for skiing and riding everyday during Spring Break.

9:00am - 4:00pm, Pajarito Mountain Visit pajarito.ski for more information

Skiesta March 16

Skiesta is the culmination of Spring Break at Pajarito Mountain!

Skiesta will feature live music, refreshments from local craft brewers, plus zany costumes and contests on snow.

9:00am - 4:00pm, Pajarito Mountain Visit pajarito.ski for more information

Pajarito Mountain Cafe Thursday - Sunday

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.

Please visit pajarito.ski for hours of operation 8:30am - 3:30pm, Full Menu 3:00 - 4:00pm, Grab & Go Menu Pajarito Mountain Lodge

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Outdoor Recreation National Parks

Los Alamos is the Gateway to Three National Park Sites... ...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 on-going history of the Ancestral Pueblo 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 & Store Hours: Daily, 9:00am - 5:00pm Café Hours - Sirphey at Bandelier: Daily, 9:00am - 4:30pm March - October Park Hours: Daily, Year-Round, Dawn to Dusk Passes: The full suite of America the Beautiful - the National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands

passes, as well as Bandelier Annual passes are available for purchase at the visitor center.

MANHATTAN PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK Website: nps.gov/mapr Address: 475 20th St. Phone: (505) 661-6277 Visitor Center Hours: Friday - Monday, 10:00am - 3:00pm | Tuesday - Thursday, CLOSED 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, 9:00am - 5:00pm, until May 14

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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Admission & Entry Permits

BANDELIER NATIONAL MONUMENT

Imagine your home carved from volcanic tuff and your crops planted in mesa top fields. Corn, beans, and squash were central to your diet, supplemented by native plants and meat from deer, rabbit, squirrel and domesticated turkeys. Your dogs assisted in hunting and provided companionship. Step onto the trails and ladders and into the past as you experience life as an Ancestral Pueblo person.

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. Petroglyph, 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.

** Camping fees are not included in any passes or day use fees.

America the Beautiful Annual Pass - $80 Covering entrance fees or standard amenity day use fees for the pass owner and accompanying passengers in a private vehicle. For areas that charge a per-person fee, the pass admits the pass holder and three adults (16 and older).

Annual Pass for U.S. Military - FREE Free Annual pass covering entrance for all active and veteran 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.

Admission & Entry Permits Shuttle Service

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

America the Beautiful passes are accepted for entrance fees.

National Parks - General Information

Visitors must use the shuttle from White Rock Visitor Center between 9am and 3pm, when shuttles are running. Some exceptions apply.

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BAND 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).

Individual/Bicycle 7-Day 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. Camping fees are not included.

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

Camping fees are not included.

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

Camping fees are not included.

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MANHATTAN PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK

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Manhattan Project National Historical Park tells the complex story of one of the most transformative events of the 20th Century. The Manhattan Project ushered in the nuclear age with the development of the world’s first atomic bombs. The project started in 1942 and Los Alamos was one of three secret cities of the Manhattan Project, the other two being located in Hanford, Washington and Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The United States dropped atomic bombs "Fat Man" & "Little Boy" on August 6 & 9, 1945 on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the waning days of World War II – forever changing the world.

Imagine you’re a scientist living and working in 1943. One day, mysterious U.S. government men come to your home and convince you to move your family to a secret place to work on a secret project in service to your country. You travel to the remote mountains of New Mexico, into a high-security military base. Your family is given a crudely constructed house with a dirt floor. It isn’t until you report for work that you learn about the science question you’ll be working on. You cannot tell anyone about what you’re doing, not even your spouse. In fact, you don’t even fully know all that is happening.

Stop at the park’s visitor center for an introduction to the Manhattan Project in Los Alamos and talk with Rangers and volunteers, stamp your National Park Service Passport book, join free walking tours, and pick up a Junior Ranger book.

VALLES CALDERA NATIONAL PRESERVE

Volcanic eruptions created the 13-mile-wide circular depression now known as the Valles Caldera. Discover extraordinary views and sulfur springs as you find yourself in the midst of an active geothermal system. Find evidence of Ancestral Native peoples in obsidian used for tools and weapons and shepherd’s signatures carved on trees.

Reflect on a landscape where hunting and gathering were practiced successfully for more than 10,000 years.

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.

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.

During Regular Park Hours, Check in at the Entrance Station

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Community Resources

Community Resources Community Organizations More than 400 Organizations are 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 Road Runners - ac-rr.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 LA Volleyball Club - facebook.com/Losalamosvolleyballclub/ LA Youth Football & Cheerleading - losalamosextreme.com LAPS Athletics - Guy Meyer (505) 663-2531 LAYLAX - Lacrosse - laylax.org Los Alamos Little League - lalittleleague.org Los Alamos Nukes Rugby Club - nukesrugbyclub@gmail.com Los Alamos Pickleball Club - pickleballbrackets.com/lgs.aspx Los Alamos School of Gymnastics - lagymnastics.net Los Alamos Softball Association - LosAlamosSoftball.com Los Alamos Youth Soccer - laysl.org Mountain Swim Club - Anna Zhang (505) 662-1900 Ultimate Frisbee - Chris Fontes cjf@lanl.gov The Family YMCA - (505)662-3100, laymca.org

FITNESS & HEALTH Anytime Fitness - anytimefitness.com Crossfit Los Alamos - crossfitlosalamos.com Healing Through Yoga - joann.yoga Taiji & Sitting Qigong KokHeong McNaughton kokheong@comcast.net

The Family YMCA - (505) 662-3100 | laymca.org

HOBBIES Community Seed, Plant, & Iris Swap KokHeong McNaughton kokheong@comcast.net

Endeavor Working Dog Club - endeavorwdc.org Radio Controlled Car Track - (505) 672-3072 Los Alamos Pony Club - akblanch@hotmail.com Los Alamos Stables Owners Association Meghan Ryan terraliens@gmail.com

OUTDOOR RECREATION ORGANIZATIONS High Altitude Athletics - highaltitudeathletics.org Los Alamos Mountaineers - lamountaineers.org New Mexico Orienteering - nmarclub@gmail.com Tuff Riders Mountain Bike Club - tuffriders.losalamos.com

PUBLIC SAFETY Los Alamos Fire Department - Emergencies - Dial 911 Non-Emergency - (505) 662-8301 Facebook Page: @losalamosfiredepartment Los Alamos Police Department - Emergencies - Dial 911 Non-Emergency/Crime Tips - (505) 662-8222 Email - lapd@lacnm.us

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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, White Rock, New Mexico 87547 800-444-0707 | (505) 672-3183 Open 7 days a week: 10:00am - 2:00pm losalamosnm.us

Climbing Wall

Tae Kwon Do

The YMCA's indoor climbing wall is a 30’ by 10’ L-configuration at 32’ tall and a climbing wall monitor is always on duty during open climb hours that can assist climbers in safety training, introduction to climbing etiquette and procedures, and belaying.

Known as Korean Karate, this study of kicks and punches emphasizes the use of the feet for unarmed combat. Students learn basics, forms and 3-step. Sparring is non-contact. Appropriate for ages 9 & up.

Only current students may register online. New students must observe a class before registering.

Monday - Saturday

6:00 - 7:30pm The Family YMCA Gym $45/month, $26 for YMCA members Contact The Family YMCA to register aepperson@laymca.org Additional information available at laymca.org/tae-kwon-do

Shoshin Ryu Jiu-Jitsu

Monday, Wednesday & Friday Shoshin Ryu Jiu-jitsu is a dynamic, Japanese based martial art that meets the self-defense challenges of the times as well as honors the spirit of previous generations.

Spring 2025 Art Activities By Creative Masterpieces & Beehaus Monday - Sunday

Join Creative Masterpieces & Beehaus for art programs and events for all ages including after-school classes, toddler programs, professional techniques, and Art & Grove Nights.

Professional Art: Mon. & Thurs., 6:00 - 7:30pm After-School Art program: Tues. - Thurs., 3:00 - 6:00pm.

Arts & Groove Night: Thurs., 7:00 - 9:00pm Toddler & Me: Sat., 10:00 - 11:00am 147 Central Park Square $75 per month or $20 per class Registration and details: www.creativemasterpieces.art or Contact Margarita at hello@marketingbeehaus.com

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Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:40 - 8:10pm, Ages 13 & up Fridays, 3:30 - 5:30pm, Ages 7-12 Fridays, 5:30 - 7:45pm, Ages 13 & up The Family YMCA, Main Y Studio Adults $75/month, Youth 7-12, $50 non-members $30 Y members Contact The Family YMCA at lzollinger@laymca.org

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Monday & Wednesday, 9:00 - 11:00am & 6:00 - 8:45pm Mondays,Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11:00am - 1:00pm Tuesday & Thursdays, 5:45 - 7:15am & 6:00 - 8:45pm Fridays, 9:00 - 11:00am & 12:00 - 2:00pm Saturdays, 10:00am - 12:00pm The Family YMCA Climbing access is included in the YMCA membership, or a day pass for $10 Additional information available at laymca.org/climbing-wall

Monday & Wednesday

Fencing Tuesdays

This course covers basic fencing strategies and footwork. The beginning/intermediate class is for participants with little to no experience. The advanced class is competitive fencers. Instruction will cover use of the foil, strip rules, judging and directing.

6:00 - 7:00pm, Beginners, February 4 - May 6 7:00 - 9:00pm, Advanced The Family YMCA $140/ $110 for YMCA members Advanced Class, $45/month, $26/month for YMCA members More information available at laymca.org/fencing or contact The Family YMCA to register lzollinger@laymca.org

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Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse Pancake Breakfasts

Other Community Programs & Events

Monthly - First 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 to 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 $5 for kids ages 4 - 10, $8 ages 11 and up

YESCorps Registration Open January - April

The Y Earth Service Corps (YESCorps) is a summer service-learning program for youth ages 12 to 15, going into 7 - 9 grade. The crew members work on various weekly projects over the summer to improve the local environment and community. Typical projects include trail maintenance and clean-up, landscaping, gardening, weeding, job shadowing, and many others. Participants choose the weeks they wish to attend, and all participants are invited to an end-of-season fun group activity.

9:00am - 1:00pm, Monday - Friday Program: June 2 - July 11 $50 per week. Space is limited to 8 youths per week.

For additional information, contact The Family YMCA at (505) 662-3100 or Izollinger@laymca.org

YCC Application Period Open January - April

The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) is a summer trail work program in which the crew builds and maintains trails in the Los Alamos County Trail system. Work is overseen by Los Alamos County and the grant money is awarded from a state funded program. Applications are now being accepted for Leader and Crew positions. Leader applicants must be 18-25 years old with prior trail experience. Crew must be 14-25 years old to apply.

Applications Deadline: April 18 by 6:00pm Job dates: June 2 - July 25 Leaders compensated $17.00 - $18.60/hr.

Crew compensated $15.00 - $15.50/hr.

For additional information, and to apply, contact The Family YMCA at (505) 662-3100 or lzollinger@laymca.org

Spring Little Youth Soccer February - May

YMCA Little Youth Soccer is a 6-week introductory soccer program that will focus on developing coordination and learning the basic skills & rules of soccer. Practices are two days per week with teams of 6-8 players. This allows for easier coaching, more practice time, and more game time for players.

5:30 - 6:30pm, Urban & Rover Park Registration: February 14 - March 30 Soccer Season: April 14 - May 22 The Family YMCA $80/$60 for Y members Additional information available at laymca.org/soccer

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Adult CPR/AED/First Aid Classes February, April, and June

12:00 - 4:00pm ,February 22, April 19, and June 14 The Family YMCA – Y Express $95/$70 for members, Contact Ethan Corriss to register at (505) 662-3100 x312 or ecorriss@laymca.org.

March 15

This camp, staffed by coaches from Europe, Brazil, and the U.S., teaches a fun, technical, and tactical based curriculum revolving around five of the world's leading soccer nations: Brazil, France, Spain, U.K., and the U.S. In the build up to camp, players will also be given exclusive access to virtual content to get them ready for the summer!

Registration begins March 15.

Camp begins June 10 Week 1: June 9 - June 13 Week 2: July 14 - July 18 $95 - 205 per week.

For additional information, contact The Family YMCA at (505) 662-3100, sports@laymca.org, or visit laymca.org/soccer.

National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week March 18 - 24

YMCA Summer & End of Summer Camp Registration Open

An annual health observance that inspires dialogue about the science of drug use and addiction among youth - scientists, students, educators, healthcare providers, and community partners come together to help advance the science and address youth drug and alcohol use in communities and nationwide.

More information can be found at nida.nih.gov/research-topics/national-drug-alcohol-facts-week.

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CPR/First Aid and AED certification are now good for 2 years. Be prepared to respond to emergency situation, learn the basics of CPR, AED use, bleeding control, and recognizing the signs of a heart attack. All instructors have been trained and certified by the American Red Cross or ProTrainings

Challenger International Soccer Camp Registration Open

March 13

Y Camp reinforces learning all summer long with fun, interactive reading, science and art projects. Kids will explore a specialized part of the jungle each week during the summer. Y Camp includes lots of time for group games, sports and free play too. It includes two healthy snacks per day and entry for field trips. Kids rotate with their age group through special activity stations.

Register Online, Dates Vary Cost varies on number of days enrolled. For grades K - 6.

Financial assistance available.

For additional information, and to register, contact The Family YMCA at (505) 662-3100, childcare@laymca.org, or visit laymca.org/summer.

Little Youth Basketball (K-1st) March - June

This 6-week introductory basketball program for girls and boys will focus on developing coordination and learning the basic skills & rules of basketball. Mini-sized balls will be used as well as 8ft baskets.

Practice/Games will be 2x per week. Participants will get team jerseys to keep. Volunteer coaches, assistants, and team parents are needed. Volunteer coaches will be provided lesson plans & skills and drills ideas.

Times & Locations Vary Registration: March 21 - May 4 Season: May 19 - June 26 The Family YMCA $80 for non members, $60 for Y members Additional information available at laymca.org/basketball

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YMCA Summer Sports Camp Registration Open

Other Community Programs & Events

March

Four weeks of sports fun, June - July! Climbing, volleyball, soccer and basketball will be available. Camp is open to elementary aged children. Sign up for all sports or pick the ones your child is interested in! No previous experience necessary.

Contact to Register $120/85 per week for Y Members & Summer Enrichment program participants. Limited number of openings available.

For additional information, and to register, contact The Family YMCA at (505) 662-3100 or sports@laymca.org.

Community Car Nights April 30

Every Wednesday marks the start of Community Car Nights.

Community Car Nights are welcome to anyone who has an appreciation of cars! From Trucks, Classics, to JDM and more.

6:00 - 10:00pm, Ashley Pond Parking Lot Free Participation

Suicide Prevention Training May 7

Free classes are offered for community members, clubs, or organizations. May is Mental health Awareness Month, let the Champions of Youth Ambition help our community.

Champions of Youth Ambition Classes available upon request FREE and available for 5 to 35 people Contact Champions of Youth at (505) 695-9139

Clean Up Los Alamos Day TBD

The 20th Annual Clean Up Los Alamos Day is open to volunteers of all ages who want to keep Los Alamos litter free. In the morning, volunteers will pick up litter and clean an area in Los Alamos of their choice. In the afternoon, volunteers will meet for an appreciation luncheon at Ashley Pond Pavilion. Plus, fees are waived for the day at the EcoStation and Overlook Park Station for Los Alamos County residents.

Throughout Los Alamos County Find more information on the Environmental Services Webpage

Alcohol Responsibility Month April

Move beyond awareness by taking action to be more mindful and responsible regarding substance use in the community.

Examples and resources can be found at responsibility.org/alcohol-responsibility-month/.

LES Mills Release Parties TBD

Join The Family YMCA for the newest releases from LES Mills to learn the new routine together! They currently offer both BODYPUMP and BODYCOMBAT. Dates and times will be posted on the YMCA website and social media.

Mornings, Y Gymnasium FREE for Members, $10 for Non-Members Contact Ethan Corriss to for more information at (505) 662-3100 x312 or ecorriss@laymca.org.

Personal Training Year Round

Atomic City Road Runners April - October

Atomic City Road Runners is a family oriented running and walking club. During the season, pace races are held on various streets and trails throughout Los Alamos County. Each pace race member predict their own times. Anyone can choose to run or walk for one, two, or three miles.

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If you're looking to lose weight, build muscle, or prepare for an event, the YMCA's nationally-certified personal trainers can help you reach your goals. With 6 experienced trainers, they work with everyone from athletes to older adults, creating personalized programs based on your unique needs. You can call today or sign up online at laymca.org under Wellness Request!

Consultation and Registration Required before starting During Gym Hours, The Family YMCA $50 - $60 per session Contact Ethan Corriss to for more information at (505) 662-3100 x312 or ecorriss@laymca.org losalamosnm.us

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Community Resources - Lodging & Transportation

Community Resources Lodging & Transportation Hotels

Bed and Breakfasts

COMFORT INN & SUITES

CANYON INN

2455 Trinity Dr., Los Alamos (505) 661-1110 Choicehotels.com Situated at the base of the Jemez Mountains, Los Alamos is filled with outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, skiing and boating.

80 Canyon Rd., Los Alamos (505) 510-2253 tripadvisor.com Enjoy a furnished, non-smoking room in a single-family home with access to a shared kitchen and communal spaces.

PUEBLO CANYON INN & GALLERY 199 San Ildefonso Rd., Los Alamos (505) 695-0883 pueblocanyoninn.com Variety of rooms for night-to-night, extended stay, and relocation.

HAMPTON INN & SUITES 124 NM4, White Rock (505) 672-3838 Hilton.com Within 15 minutes, you can explore Tsankawi Ruins at Bandelier National Monument, or Bradbury Science Museum

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES 60 Entrada Dr., Los Alamos (505) 661-2646 ihg.com Discover unparalleled beauty at the top-rated Holiday Inn Express & Suites Los Alamos Entrada Park, surrounded by sweeping mountain views.

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Transportation ATOMIC CITY TRANSIT atomiccitytransit.com Enjoy FREE transportation and see Los Alamos County on the Atomic City Transit buses Monday-Friday (no weekend or holiday service). Find maps and information online, or download the MyStop app for real-time bus stop information!

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Quick Reference COUNTY FACILITIES Aquatic Center (505) 662-8170 Betty Ehart Senior Center (505) 662-8920 Golf Course Pro Shop (505) 662-8139 Ice Rink (505) 662-4500 Mesa Public Library/White Rock Branch Library (505) 662-8250 | (505) 662-8265

COMMUNITY SERVICES Administration (505) 662-8241 Recreation Division (505) 662-8170 Parks Division (505) 662-8159 Open Space Division (505) 663-1776 Social Services Division (505) 662-8068 Public Library Division (505) 662-8250 Fuller Lodge Reservations Office (505) 662-8405

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

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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