ASTRO Experiences · NM
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Santa Fe, NM
The Poeh Cultural Center is a gathering place dedicated to sustaining Tewa traditions. Its name, Poeh, translates to "path" in the Tewa Pueblo language, embodying the essence of being a Tewa person. Here, old rhythms of life and ways of making beauty are important, reflecting the Tewa pathway of being, doing, and sharing.
Las Vegas, NM
The City of Las Vegas Museum and Rough Rider Memorial Collection is housed in the Historic Municipal Building, a 1940 Works Progress Administration project. Visitors can explore the heritage of the Las Vegas area through objects, some dating from the 1300s. Most of the collection covers the mid-19th through mid-20th century, offering insights into the diverse backgrounds and lifestyles of local settlers.
Raton, NM
The National Scouting Museum, founded in 1959, preserves the history of the Scouting movement by collecting and displaying its treasures and stories. Since 2018, it has also operated the Villa Philmonté and incorporated the Philmont Museum and the Seton Memorial Library. These institutions promote the stories of BSA co-founder Ernest Thompson Seton, Philmont's benefactor Waite Phillips, and the Philmont Scout Ranch. Visitors can see exhibits including the first Eagle badge, Lord Baden-Powell’s walking staff, Seton’s painting "Triumph of the Wolves," and ancient Native American relics.
Santa Fe, NM
Carole LaRoche Gallery in Santa Fe showcases works by the artist in multiple mediums including acrylics, pastels, sculptures, monotypes, and abstract pieces. The gallery presents limited edition works and rotating exhibitions on Canyon Road.
Kirtland, NM
Riverview Golf Course features 18 holes, all over-seeded in bent grass, with putting surfaces noted for their quality. The course hosts over thirty tournaments annually. Visitors can also enjoy meals at the Rio Vista Grill.
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The New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe features the Palace of the Governors, the oldest public building in continuous use constructed by European settlers in the continental United States. Visitors can explore the Palace Press, a working exhibit on printing traditions, and interact with artisans through the Native American Artisans Portal Program. The museum also houses the Palace of the Governors Photo Archives with 1,000,000 items and the Fray Angélico Chávez History Library, which preserves historical materials.
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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center serves as the Gateway to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico. Visitors can explore Pueblo culture from ancient times to the present in its museum and exhibition galleries, and tour a collection of murals by Pueblo artists. The center also features the Indian Pueblo Kitchen, a teaching kitchen and restaurant focused on Indigenous foodways. Guests can shop for traditional and contemporary Native American art and crafts from various artists.
Albuquerque, NM
The Championship Golf Course, which officially opened in 1967, has been recognized by Golf Digest Magazine as one of the top-25 public courses in the country. Golfweek Magazine rated it the number one course in New Mexico in 1991 and No. 2 in the West in 1998. This course has hosted multiple NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championships in 1950, 1976, 1992, and 1998, along with the women’s NCAA tourney in 1987.
Albuquerque, NM
Sandia Golf Club, opened in 2005, is a Scott Miller designed Championship Par 72 course developed by the Pueblo of Sandia. At 7,752, it is the longest course in New Mexico, winding through the high desert with dramatic views of the Sandia Mountains. The award-winning club features a golf shop, restaurant and bar with an outdoor patio, a full-size practice range, and a large practice putting green.
Albuquerque, NM Area
SpiritFly offers kayak rentals for self-guided floats down the Rio Grande, including shuttle service from the take-out point at Alameda Bridge to the launch spot in Corrales. They provide premium fishing kayaks that are stable and beginner-friendly, and welcome families, children, and dogs.
Deming, NM
Play Sharity is a children's museum that allows children to discover their talents, engage in learning alongside their caregivers, and, most importantly, be happy! Play Sharity is a safe place for children to come together, that is clean, interactive, and full of fun! We are a community of parents, children, and caregivers embarking on projects to promote family and child wellbeing. Play Sharity provides more opportunities for all children to learn and grow.
Albuquerque, NM
The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology holds significant collections in archaeology, ethnology, and osteology. The museum provides education programs for all ages, public lectures, and online exhibitions exploring human history and culture.
Ranchos de Taos, NM
18 Holes of Championship Golf in Ranchos de Taos, NM. Offering Superb Dining, Public Tee Times, Golf Outings, Memberships, Weddings, Banquets & Events.
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The U.S. Southwest Soaring Museum is a non-profit institution dedicated to the preservation and celebration of soaring. Visitors can journey through the history of soaring, from its early days to the present. The museum's volunteers are passionate experts who share their knowledge with visitors.
Photo by PerryPlanet at English WikipediaAlbuquerque, NM
The Albuquerque Aquarium is part of the ABQ BioPark, located next to the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Visitors can journey down the Rio Grande, from Albuquerque to the Gulf of Mexico, seeing aquatic animals along the way.
Ruidoso, NM Area
Provides personal chef services and cooking classes designed by Chef Bonnie, offering full-service catered meals for various events and individual or group cooking parties.
Alcalde, NM
The Northern Río Grande National Heritage Area is a congressionally established steward of Northern New Mexico's rich cultural heritage. Encompassing Río Arriba, Santa Fe, and Taos counties, the area works to sustain the distinct histories, languages, and traditions of the region through partnerships and interpretation.