Good morning, Albuquerque.

UNM assistant professor Stephanie J.

Woods' sculpture, created during her summer residency at the Bemis Center, has been acquired by the Perry Art Collection & will be featured in her exhibition opening Jan. 24, marking a significant career milestone that honors cultural heritage.

UNM launched LoboLift as a free ride service for after-dark travel on Tuesday, Jan.

20. The pilot, developed by students in collaboration with ASUNM and PATS – operating through June 30 – aims to boost campus safety.

The legislature may consider a revised Clear Horizons Act that could codify Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s 2019 climate goals by allowing certified carbon offsets and exempting small emitters—lawmakers will debate the proposal during the 2026 session.

Today, cold nights and mild days prevail in Albuquerque until a winter storm is forecast to bring rain, snow, and sleet Friday into the weekend—causing travel delays and possible accumulation in areas such as Bernalillo and Rio Rancho.

Today, chilly conditions prevail with 5 to 15 degrees lower than usual and sunny skies forecast this afternoon with highs in the low to mid 50s; forecasters warn a winter storm will bring wintry mix and potential snow on Friday and Saturday statewide.

Winter in New Mexico offers visitors a serene escape with quiet snowy vistas and warm local culture.

On Jan. 23, the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market pavilion hosts WinterBrew 2026 and Restaurant Week begins March 2, bringing art, cuisine, and local experiences to the region.

New Mexico offers a seasonal guide to natural hot springs from the Jemez Mountains to Santa Fe.

The report details public pools, bathhouses, lodging and dining options and encourages walk-in visits at popular sites for a warm winter soak.

New Mexico’s ski season is underway as storms cool temperatures and help resorts expand terrain after warm holidays.

Sandia Peak Ski Area (35 miles northeast) is open through late March, and Angel Fire Resort runs through March 22, offering varied skiing options for local enthusiasts.

Giant Kaleidoscope Experience

10 AM – 5 PM — Color Wheel Toys LLC — Free entry — Explore an 8-foot kaleidoscope and create stunning visual patterns with various items.

Visit the Giant Kaleidoscope

11 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Color Wheel Toys LLC — Free entry — Explore an 8-foot kaleidoscope and create stunning patterns with your chosen items.

Functional Programming Through Construction

6-8 p.m. — CG Infinity, Inc. — Free entry — Explore functional programming concepts like pure functions and immutability while enjoying dinner and insights from Cameron Presley.

The Children's Hour

7:30 p.m. — Albuquerque Little Theatre — Cost varies — Experience a powerful live performance exploring themes of trust and friendship.

Stop.Drop.Rewind Concert

7-10 p.m. — Launchpad — Tickets starting at $51 — Experience a live performance by Stop.Drop.Rewind in an energetic atmosphere.

Southwest Indoor Sectionals 2026

8 a.m. — Hit or Miss Archery Center — Early registration fee required — Compete in the NFAA 300 rounds and aim for high scores to improve your national ranking.

WesGhost Concert

8-10 p.m. — Launchpad — Tickets from $66 — WesGhost brings an electrifying performance to Albuquerque's nightlife.

Magic of Healing Gala

6:45 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. — Electric Playhouse — Tickets available — Experience an evening of laughter and enchanting magic for a great cause with performances from renowned artists.

Jesús Muñoz Flamenco Performance

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Flamenco Works, Inc. — $10 off for friends and family — Experience a vibrant blend of traditional flamenco and modern styles in a celebration of love and community.

DGM Winter Market

10 AM – 1 PM — Fusion — EBT/SNAP accepted — Experience an array of local foods and handmade goods in a cozy community atmosphere.