AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTaos Art Scene: “Unearthing Futures” at the Harwood Museum in Taos spotlights adobe-inspired contemporary work, including a project tied to White Sands and a real adobe home seized in 1942. UNM Film Funding: Four UNM College of Fine Arts alumni won 2026 New Mexico Documentary Incubator Grant awards for projects tackling homelessness, healthcare access, downwinder communities, and prison overcrowding. Local Sports & Community: New Mexico United’s Cristian Nava is back in form, scoring in front of 14,000 fans in a 2-1 win over Oakland Roots SC, while Team Enchantment unveiled a New Mexico-heavy roster with deep local ties. Fourth of July in Albuquerque: Balloon Fiesta Park’s Freedom Fourth drew big crowds for fireworks, music, and family fun as the city marked America’s 250th. Travel Update: Travelers reported holiday weekend flights through Albuquerque’s Sunport were “super smooth,” with renovations praised. Music: Mötley Crüe kicked off a 2026 run with four long-absent rarities at Rockin’ Thunder in Winnipeg. Culture & Media: Netflix’s “The Boroughs” (filmed in Albuquerque and Santa Fe) remains a fan favorite after its quick cancellation, with a time-stealing threat at the center. Local Attractions: Albuquerque’s Rattlesnake Museum is drawing visitors with live reptiles and a “face your fear” vibe.
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