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Join us for a free lecture, Acequias of Albuquerque: Walking Ancient Waterways, with Joyce Salisbury and Kim Hafermalz.

Discover the hidden waterways beneath our feet! Join us for a free lecture, Acequias of Albuquerque: Walking Ancient Waterways, with Joyce Salisbury and Kim Hafermalz. Learn how these historic irrigation systems shaped Albuquerque’s landscape, culture, and communities, and why they still matter today. This engaging talk brings history to life and invites you to see the city through the flow of its ancient waters.

When

May 09, 2026
12:00 PM - 02:00 PM

Where

Open Space Visitor Center
6500 Coors Blvd NW
Albuquerque, NM 87120
505-768-4951

Description

Explore the history and living legacy of Albuquerque’s acequia system—ancient irrigation waterways that have shaped the land, culture, and communities of the Middle Rio Grande Valley for centuries. Through stories, historical context, and on-the-ground insights, this lecture highlights how acequias continue to connect people to water, place, and tradition in the present day.

Price

Free

Contact

Dionne Epps, Manager Open Space Visitor Cneter
505-768-4951
or
Dial 311 (505-768-2000)