Jun 12 Friday
Don Miguel Ruiz, Jr. is coming to USCABQ June 12th! Paid event. Link to get tickets: EventBrite for Don Miguel - There’s a kind of fear that doesn’t look like fear. It doesn’t come with a racing heart or a fight-or-flight response. Instead, it shows up in the way you hesitate before speaking. In the way you walk into a room and immediately shrink. In how you say yes when you mean no — or stay silent just to keep the peace.
It’s the voice that tells you to play it safe. The one that talks you out of things before anyone else can reject you. It’s the quiet pressure to be perfect, to be good, to be easy to love.That kind of fear doesn’t feel like panic. It feels like your personality. This is the fear explored in The Poisoned Arrow, the new book by don Miguel Ruiz Jr. — a learned, inherited, often unspoken fear that shapes our lives in quiet, subtle ways until we’re already deep inside the story. We all carry it. Not just in our minds, but in our relationships, in our roles, and in the quiet choices we make to feel safe — even when we’re ready for something more.
Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. will guide you through the process of releasing that fear. Not by pushing it away or pretending it doesn’t exist — but by seeing it clearly, naming it, and choosing to live from something deeper. You’ll learn how to recognize the shape of fear in your own life, how to name it without judgment, and how to begin loosening its grip in the moments that matter most.
What you’ll explore in this presentation: How psychological fear hides inside your most “reasonable”decisions — and why recognizing it is the first step towardfreedom The Toltec practice of stalking the mind — how to witness fear-based thoughts without collapsing into them How inherited beliefs shape your inner dialogue — and how to tellwhich voice in your head is actually you Why you don’t need to be fearless to be free — and how to makechoices even when fear is still present What it means to remove the arrow, not just mask the pain — and why discomfort is often a sign of real healing.This presentation is a chance to pause and reconnect. It’s a space for clarity, reflection, and gentle unlearning — led by don Miguel Ruiz Jr.
We will have books available at a discounted price for you to buy and have Don Miguel to autograph at the event. To ensure you get a copy, buy your copy in advance contact: office@abaqunity.org
Paid event. Link to get tickets: EventBrite for Don Miguel -
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Jun 13 Saturday
Heights Summerfest Saturday, June 13, 20265-10 p.m. North Domingo Baca Park 7521 Carmel Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113More Info: https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/things-to-do/annual-events/summerfest/heights-summerfest
Celebrate warm weather and outdoor fun at the first Albuquerque Summerfest of 2026—a free community event you won’t want to miss! Enjoy browsing handmade goods in The Shops, savor freshly made cuisine from local food trucks in the Food Court, and cool off with local libations in The Cantina. There’s something for everyone, with free kids’ activities and live performances from local bands Abbaquerque, Keeping Up With the Joneses, and The Fabulous Martini Tones. Then, stick around for an electrifying headlining set by Doctor Nativo, bringing the vibrant rhythms of Central America to life with a dynamic blend of reggae, cumbia, and hip-hop. It’s the perfect soundtrack for dancing the evening away under the summer sky!Contact: eventvendors@cabq.gov (505) 768-3556
Jun 14 Sunday
Rail Yards Market 2025 Season
Join us every Sunday at the Rail Yards Market, Burque’s biggest farmers market, bringing together over 200 local farmers, food vendors, artists, and makers in the heart of Barelas. From fresh New Mexico grown produce and hot prepared foods to handmade art and live music, the market is a vibrant celebration of community, culture, and creativity.
The Rail Yards Market is a free, family friendly event that welcomes all ages and backgrounds. We proudly accept EBT, SNAP, and WIC and offer Double Up Food Bucks to make fresh food more accessible for everyone. The site is ADA accessible, with free parking available nearby.
Jun 19 Friday
Zoo Music - Amelia Day - Featuring The AmericasFriday, June 196-8:30 p.m. ABQ BioPark Zoo, 903 10th Street SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102This summer, the BioPark Concerts are getting wild. Introducing a newly revamped Zoo Music series! In addition to a touring band on the Bandshell, each evening features a unique theme, bringing different habitats to life with live local music, up-close keeper chats, and interactive discovery stations. It’s not just a concert, it’s a Zoo experience like never before.This evening brings another lively summer night with music from Amelia Day. Day is a musical jack-of-all-trades. Standing at the intersection of folk, rock, and pop, she blends heartfelt storytelling, raw delivery, and unforgettable melodies into music that feels both fresh and familiar. Get ready to dance as she takes the stage at 7 pm. Take a walk on the wild side and explore the featured area: The Americas. Pack a picnic and head to the Zoo for a memorable night of learning, dancing, and adventure. For details on BioPark Concerts bands, specialty menu items, discovery stations, featured areas, and to get tickets visit: https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/biopark/events/biopark-music
Jun 21 Sunday
Jun 25 Thursday
Garden Music - JD Nash and the Rash of Cash - Featuring Heritage FarmThursday, June 256-8:30 p.m. ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden, 2601 Central Ave. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104This summer, something new is growing at the Botanic Garden. The concerts you love are getting a vibrant upgrade with a reimagined Garden Music experience. Each event blooms with its own unique theme, spotlighting different gardens throughout the park. Stroll, explore, and enjoy specialty food, hands-on discovery stations, and the sounds of incredible local artists. Get ready for a high-energy night at the Botanic Garden as JD Nash and the Rash of Cash take over the Festival Green Stage at 7 pm filling the garden with a blend of alternative country, rock, and Americana. All eyes are on the Heritage Farm for this evening. Guests can stroll through the area and admire a vineyard, apple orchard, crop gardens, and perennial beds. Meet the animals that call the farm home including Highland cattle, miniature donkeys, Nigerian dwarf goats, chickens, sheep, turkeys, and more!Pack a picnic and head to the Botanic Garden for a memorable night of learning, dancing, and adventure. For details on BioPark Concerts bands, specialty menu items, discovery stations, park & ride, and to get tickets visit: https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/biopark/events/biopark-music
Jun 28 Sunday
Jul 05 Sunday
Jul 10 Friday
Zoo Music - Holy Roller - Featuring Running WildFriday, July 106-8:30 p.m. ABQ BioPark Zoo, 903 10th Street SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102This summer, the BioPark Concerts are getting wild. Introducing a newly revamped Zoo Music series! In addition to a touring band on the Bandshell, each evening features a unique theme, bringing different habitats to life with live local music, up-close keeper chats, and interactive discovery stations. It’s not just a concert, it’s a Zoo experience like never before.Zoo Music gets thrilling with country, Americana, and Southern rock from Holy Roller. This Richmond, Virginia based group has been dominating the east coast and will be grooving the Bandshell Stage at 7 pm. Their powerful, riff-driven sound sets the stage for an exciting summer night.Venture into the newly reopened Running Wild—the featured area of the night and your gateway to adventure! Pack a picnic and head to the Zoo for a memorable night of learning, dancing, and adventure. For details on BioPark Concerts bands, specialty menu items, discovery stations, featured areas, and to get tickets visit: https://www.cabq.gov/artsculture/biopark/events/biopark-music
Jul 12 Sunday