New Mexico’s Wild Week of Events and Updates

New Mexico’s buzzing this week with retro fun, local flavor, and big news—Totally Rad Vintage Fest brings back the 80s and Y2K in Albuquerque, while QueerJoyFest and a beginner triathlon add culture and fitness. Across the state, Alamogordo celebrates freedom, Las Cruces throws a 90s night, and Roswell gears up for Father’s Day gifts. Santa Fe’s Lone Piñon drops a new CD, and Placitas hosts a lively block party. But it’s not all parties—Bernalillo County bans open burning, fixes a dangerous road, and Albuquerque’s recruiting volunteers for bus stop cleanups. National Stroke Awareness Month reminds us to watch for warning signs. Legislatively, homelessness is worsening despite housing investments, Paseo del Norte closes for blasting, and Flying Star Cafe gets new local owners. Pride month kicks off with events everywhere, plus a new hiking show “Enchanted Trails” and AI school guidelines in the works. Thousands may be owed refunds or debt forgiveness, while the AG fights a federal child protection bill. A disaster recovery center helps wildfire and flood victims, San Juan deputies recover a dinosaur statue, and the Rail Runner reshuffles its weekday schedule through October. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:[email protected] This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to [email protected]. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.thednn.ai/881217a41b44646c