Join us for April's engaging Science on Tap lecture featuring Lok-Kun Tsui, PhD, a Research Associate Professor at the University of New Mexico's Center for Micro-Engineered Materials. Discover how cutting-edge 3D printing technology is revolutionizing the development of low-cost methane sensors, a critical tool in our fight against climate change.

Methane emissions from natural gas infrastructure pose a significant threat to our environment. Dr. Tsui will delve into the innovative process of using 3D printing to prototype solid-state electrochemical sensors designed to detect these leaks rapidly. Learn how this approach allows for faster, more affordable sensor development than traditional methods.

But the innovation doesn't stop there! This lecture will also explore the development of a sophisticated Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine Learning (ML) platform designed to quantify and identify methane sources accurately. Discover how this integrated system can provide real-time data and insights for effective mitigation strategies.

Don't miss this fascinating glimpse into the intersection of advanced manufacturing, environmental science, and data analytics, as well as an opportunity to enjoy a delicious beer from Bombs Away Brewery.

The Lost Art of Presence: Meditation for the Digitally Distracted Soul

In an age of constant notifications, endless scrolling, and digital overload, we have lost touch with one of our greatest gifts—presence. The Lost Art of Presence: Meditation for the Digitally Distracted Soul is more than a meditation class; it is a vital recalibration for those seeking clarity, peace, and connection in this time of profound transformation.

As we navigate the shift in consciousness, the ability to quiet the busy mind is no longer optional—it is essential. This course offers practical meditation techniques to break free from digital distractions, reclaim mental space, and align with the higher frequencies of this new era. By mastering the art of presence, you will gain the clarity, intuition, and energetic balance needed to move forward with purpose and integrity.

Now is the time to step away from the noise, embrace stillness, and rediscover the power of your own awareness. Are you ready to reclaim your presence?

Get Ready for a Night Where Curiosity Meets Creativity.

FRIDAY, APRIL 11 | VIP HOUR 5:30 | GENERAL ADMISSION 6:30-9:30

Discovery After Dark is your chance to unleash your inner scientist (and party animal!). Join us for an evening of hands-on experiments, art projects, delicious food, drinks, music, and mind-blowing fun. This is your exclusive invitation to explore the wonders of science, technology, engineering, art, and math while enjoying a vibrant, adult-only atmosphere.

NEW! VIP Hour!

Join us one hour before general admission for our VIP hour! You'll enjoy early exclusive access to the museum and activities, preferred parking, and one drink from Bomb's Away Brewery!

VIP tickets are limited to 100 people and are $50.00 per person. Doors open for VIP hour at 5:30 p.m.

General Admission

Doors open for general admission from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Tickets are $20.00 in advance or $25.00 at the door.

Experience a new journey with IPCC’s newest cultural experience. Join us as we bring generations of Pueblo culture and history to life. Enjoy lunch at IPK featuring our award-winning Indian Taco. Each event will feature its own unique presentation such as Pueblo dancers, artist demonstrations, flute performances, and lectures. Complete your journey with a captivating guided museum tour. Don’t miss out on this limited time experience!

Join us as we explore poetry with The People Shall Continue by Simon Ortiz (Acoma), illustrated by Sharol Graves. This powerful story uses poetry to tell the story of the Indigenous peoples of North America from Creation to the present and how their beliefs and customs were preserved over the years despite oppression and the destruction of Indigenous homelands. After hearing the poetry of the story, children will create their own poems, learning how to make shapes with their words.

Discover, Heal, and Elevate at the Psychic & Healing Fair!

Join us at Resonant Essentials Esoteric School of Metaphysics for an enlightening day of mystical insight, holistic healing, and spiritual connection! The Psychic & Healing Fair is your opportunity to experience the wisdom of gifted psychics, mediums, astrologers, and energy healers—all in one transformative event.

✨ What to Expect:
🔮 Intuitive Readings – Gain clarity and guidance through tarot, astrology, mediumship, and more.
🌿 Healing Modalities – Experience Reiki, sound healing, chakra balancing, and holistic therapies.
🛍️ Metaphysical Vendors – Explore crystals, spiritual tools, handcrafted goods, and wellness products.
🤝 Community & Connection – Meet like-minded seekers and expand your spiritual network.

📅 Date: April 13, 2025
📍 Location: Resonant Essentials, Albuquerque, NM
🎟️ Admission: Free to attend, readings & healings available at vendor pricing

Whether you’re seeking answers, energetic renewal, or a deeper connection to the metaphysical world, the Psychic & Healing Fair is the perfect place to explore your path.

IF YOU ARE A VENDOR AND WOULD LIKE A BOOTH - PLEASE CONTACT MICHELLE@RESONANTESSENTIALS.COM 

Come with curiosity, leave with insight! 🌙✨

It's our first birthday!

From April 18 - 20, join us as we celebrate the UNO Anniversary of our new Thrift Shop location with special sales and the grand opening of our new in-store Cat House.

The real party is on Saturday, April 19, with adoptable pets in-store from 10 am - 2 pm, the Wild Card Wheel of discounts, and much, much more!

Every purchase you make at our Thrift Shop directly benefits the thousands of pets Animal Humane helps every year.

We hope to see you there!

The exhibition “Restorying Our HeartPlaces: Contemporary Pueblo Architecture” offers an associated speaker series sponsored by the New Mexico Humanities Council. “Meet the Architects & Designers: Pueblo Architecture Today” will feature a 1.5 hour program with two panelists followed by a thirty-minute Q&A discussion moderated by the exhibition curators, Dr. Ted Jojola (Isleta Pueblo) and Dr. Lynn Paxson. This panel talk features Cynthia Figueroa-McInteer (Laguna Pueblo) and Anjelica S. Gallegos (Jicarilla Apache/Santa Ana Pueblo) as panelists. They will be discussing the topic of Indigenous women in the career field of architecture through sharing their backgrounds, inspirations, and the values that guide their work. These two professionals will discuss their projects, the future importance of architecture and design, and how architecture and design impact the identity and the resiliency of Pueblo communities.

Celebrate American Indian Week with a display of Pueblo hospitality in our courtyard. The Round Dance brings communities together to share songs and stories, and to have fun! Join our celebration with songs full of love, loss, and humor with Southern Boyz, Mountain Kree, Black Eagle, Fawn Wood and Dallas Waskahat.