With only two ice arenas in Albuquerque/Rio Rancho this one is way nice. The seats don't freeze…read moreyour tush either. Nice seats with backs. Pro shop. Concession area and two sides of the ice rink. My grandson's play hockey and it's a nice venue.

New experience unlocked Tried curling for the first time last night while gearing up to watch this…read moreyear's Winter Olympics Highly recommend checking out lessons at the Outpost Ice Arena!

We were in Taos over the summer staying in a house, so we did not have a hotel pool to swim in. To…read moremake up for it we went to the Taos Youth and Family center one warm afternoon. I really don't know why this place wasn't packed. Really. This place has a ton to offer to the community. We were there for the pool, and it cost $2 per person to swim and use the water slides. The snack bar was closed in the middle of the day for some reason, and they seemed under staffed, but maybe with so few people using the center it was enough people. There is a very impressive skate/bike park out back that three teens were using. Apparently the ice rink is a big draw, but it was under repair while we were there.

We had so much fun! One kid scootering at the skate park. One playing video games and ping pong…read moreinside. Pool and skating inside too but we didn't try them. Very nice staff and clean too! Highly recommend!

It was very fun. I had a middle school alumni night with a reservation there. It was very fun, and…read moreI met a lot of old middle school friends there. Thank you TMEMS for inviting!

We stopped by on partof our Stranger Things film locations. It did not disappoint. It was pretty…read morebusy on a Sunday early afternoon. Birthday parties in full swing. Rent or bring your own skates. There are trainer zimmer frames available and the kids that could not skate well were able to be supported. The huge disco ball spun and the neon lights shone. The music was great and a darkish cavernous scene was set. We took pictures and marvelled how old Skool it was an more importantly how the kids were skating and not a one of them on the game machines or phones. Very refreshing to see.

The staff were very nice and helpful! The prices were very fair and they were playing fun music…read more Will definitely go again!

From the owner: Roller skating rink inside Cottonwood Mall open on the weekends and during the week for Private…read moreParties!

Amazing staff! Very knowledgeable and thorough…read more Incredibly kind. Efficient and thorough service. Great selection of items needed for a great ride. I am so glad I found this bike shop! So happy to be on the road again. Thank you so much, Tennyson and Rae!

ABSOLUTELY TOP-QUALITY MAINTENANCE…read more Early this year (2004) I bought a low-priced Trek Verve bicycle at a different (top-rated) bike shop in Santa Fe. They warned me that the tires were not the best, but I had three flats in just the few months I owned the bike. (I rode on somewhat older and bumpy pavement, never off road.) They ascribed the problem to a bad season for goat heads and sold me new tubes, with goop, for both tires. After one of the repaired tubes had my fourth flat, I asked friends for recommendations, and they referred me to Rob & Charlie's. Their expert Ray was a rank above, with a new diagnosis: The particular tires on my bike, he said, would let the tubes slip slightly on the rims, straining the valve stem and making micro holes in the tube near the stem, if not maintained above 60 PSI. While he was telling me this, he switched the tube with his bare hands in 5 minutes, and I was on my way. I got the bike home, eager to take a ride the next day, and checked with my hand pump that both tires were filled to 70 PSI. Yet when I went to ride the bike the next day, the front tire (the one Ray had fixed) had gone flat and leaked when I tried to pump it. So I called Ray, told him what had happened, and he told me to bring in the front wheel and tire (NOT the whole bike). He examined the new tube he had installed and found it defective. After examining another new tube of the same low-cost brand, and finding micro-leaks also near its stem, Ray upgraded me to a better-quality tube. Again, it took him less than five minutes. At my request, he also extracted the valve-grabbing part of my old Bontrager hand pump, cleaned it and fixed it before my eyes, again in less than five minutes. He charged me nothing for this second visit, the second, better new tube (with goop) or the pump fix, but apologized for my trouble. Ray is simply the best, most expert and quickest bike repair person I've ever encountered. In the future, I will take all my bike repairs to Ray, although I have great hopes that my "Bicycle from Hell," now with suitably pumped-up tires, will mend its ways.

After enjoying lunch at Sweetwater Cafe, we walked across the plaza of Pacheco Park to the upstairs…read moreoffice and gift shop of the Foundation for Folk Art. What a remarkable library and shop. Gallery manager Sarah Heartt showed us a broad selection of exquisite Peruvian and South America folk art. Even though you can find nice folk art around Santa Fe, this place is a real hidden treasure! Very reasonably priced gifts and collectibles.

Took a basic wood shop class here with my husband, and it was a blast! We are truly beginners, and…read moreChristy made sure we felt comfortable with all of the equipment and the steps for our project. The three others in our class had a range of experience in previous shops. The beginner badge class gets access to a ton of tools in the shop, and we each made a coat/hat/key rack. Make offers a ton of other workshops and members can use the facilities they are "badged" in (once you take a workshop you are badged in that area). I have already signed up for another wood shop class (intro to the wood lathe), and will probably sign up for more later in the year.

A pleasant dude named Randy gave us a tour…read more I have a discount because I'm an artist-in-resident at the Santa Fe Art Institute, but it's really affordable and everything is really close by! So far I've enjoyed being able to drop by and get involved right away, for example I was able to get questions answered right away like where to buy materials locally. Once I said I was interested in volunteering Cia and I started working on getting kilns of all kinds going after I mentioned that I may want to do kiln-fired glass (sometimes there's stuff I want to fire but glass place won't let me put in 'foreign material'). I also got contact info from a glass artist if I wanted to take a group class on how to do stained glass since I haven't learned that skill yet. I enjoyed the woodshop tutorial/re-fresher led by Christy Georg who was funny and engaging. Am impressed that not only do they have a planer, jointer and a nice safe Sawstop, but they also have a fancy 'Shaper Origin' tool and (in the metalshop) a Dynatorch Super B 8'x10' CNC Plasma Cutter?!? I can't even dream of what I would do with that thing... Same goes with if I needed to lasercut something that is 38" x 100"... which I don't need to do but yeah... I guess that's possible to do that there... Booking was really straight forward after becoming a member, I could've reserved a spot for the woodshop for a whole four hours right after signing up (Which is impressive considering that right now due to CoVID, the space is limited to 2 people working in that space.)

Arrowhead Ranch is a great boarding facility. The horses are relaxed, happy and clearly well taken…read morecare of. Their stalls and runs are spacious and clean (water troughs are regularly scrubbed, and poop is scooped daily, 365 days a year, come rain, hail, snow or sunshine). The staff are competent and friendly and the boarders are fantastic - nice to board at a barn with so little drama! Facilities include four outdoor arenas of varying size, round pen, a jumping arena, an obstacle course, wash stand, club house, and secure tack rooms. There is also easy access to local trails. Horses are fed twice daily unless additional feeds are requested by the owner, and turned out at least twice a week. They are also checked on every night.

Saw this place from the road and had to visit. Lots of art outside and also pieces inside. No…read morecharge. Lots of fun!! Very expensive but fun to see.

We purchased two (2) kinetic moose sculptures. They are the coolest things! We met Frederick and…read morehis brother at an art fair in Naples, FL, and later visited their garden in Santa Fe. We fell in love with the moose, and are very happy we made the purchase. Frederick is a great guy and super talented. Love his work!