We strive to keep you informed. There are multiple ways for you to learn about special events, activities, and regularly scheduled meetings taking place in Rio Rancho. You can view this information by month, specific date, or calendar type.
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and Festival of the Cranes Informational Talk - Nov. 7 Refuge Supervisory Park Ranger Shawn Gillette and Friends of the Bosque del Apache Festival Coordinator Robyn Harrison will provide an introduction to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and the 22nd annual Festival of the Cranes. The program will provide an overview of the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, its history and purpose, and a glimpse into events and activities planned for the Festival of the Cranes, which will take place November 17th through the 22nd.
The History of Las Posadas, Presented by Patrick Cox - Nov. 7 Just in time for the holidays! Using visual aids, guitar playing, and singing, Patrick Cox teaches us about Las Posadas, the traditional Hispanic festival that reenacts Joseph's search for a room at the inn. Mr. Cox discusses the roots of the festival, the food, activities, and music. Fun and educational for adults and children.
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and Festival of the Cranes Informational Talk - Nov. 7 Refuge Supervisory Park Ranger Shawn Gillette and Friends of the Bosque del Apache Festival Coordinator Robyn Harrison will provide an introduction to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and the 22nd annual Festival of the Cranes. The program will provide an overview of the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, its history and purpose, and a glimpse into events and activities planned for the Festival of the Cranes, which will take place November 17th through the 22nd.
The History of Las Posadas, Presented by Patrick Cox - Nov. 7 Just in time for the holidays! Using visual aids, guitar playing, and singing, Patrick Cox teaches us about Las Posadas, the traditional Hispanic festival that reenacts Joseph's search for a room at the inn. Mr. Cox discusses the roots of the festival, the food, activities, and music. Fun and educational for adults and children.
