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The Screen
- Santa Fe
International, independent, and arthouse cinema projected in 35 mm; digital fills curved HD screen in stadium-seating theater
Gymboree Play & Music Albuquerque
- The Shops at Presidential Plaza
Play & Learn classes help tots learn to navigate the world through games that encourage problem solving and communication
Bullseye Glass Co.
- Santa Fe
World-renowned glassmaker hosts beginning kiln-carving classes where pupils sculpt letters, numbers, or designs into glass slabs
Chamisa Hills Golf and Country Club
- Rio Rancho
Duos & foursomes warm up with range balls before revving golf carts for 18-hole rounds followed by breakfast or lunch fare inside clubhouse
Not Made in China Pottery Studio
- Clayton Heights
Instructive, hands-on classes teach students to mold clay by hand or on the wheel, with themes such as date-night, meditation, and man-time
World Balloon
- Taylor Ranch
Pilots navigate the sky as guests snap photos of the Rio Grande Valley before toasting with champagne and savoring a light snack
007 Paintball
- Volcano Ranch Park
Armed with a rental marker, players choose from three fields: hyperball, speedball, and the 2-acre woodsball-scenario field
Clube De Jiu Jitsu Pitbull
- Paradise & Unser
Instructors draw on founder's aggressive cage-match style to teach Brazilian jiu jitsu, judo, and wrestling submission; all levels welcome
Judgement MMA & Fitness
- Rio Rancho
Mixed-martial-arts and combat-based fitness classes create healthier bodies through kicking, tackling, and lifting
Orange Yoga
- Alamedan Valley
Instructors lead core-strengthening Vinyasa sessions and restorative yoga
Battlefield New Mexico
- Rio Rancho
Outdoor laser-tag games with team bases, inflatables, and taggers for each player
Enlighten Others Hot Yoga
- Nob Hill
Outdoor Battle Rope classes help exercisers of all fitness levels burn fat and build stability throughout the entire body
Studio Evolve
- Rio Rancho
Hot yoga increases strength and flexibility; Zumba helps work off stress and calories with Latin-inspired cardio dance moves
Bikram Yoga of Albuquerque
- Multiple Locations
In a studio stoked to 105 degrees, students flow through a series of 26 poses in 90 minutes that boost flexibility and detoxify the body
Duke City Aquatics
- Albuquerque
Lessons teach kids to swim or enhance their swimming skills; splashball is a version of water polo for kids aged 5–10
Arthur Murray Dance Studio Albuquerque
- Multiple Locations
Feet become dance-floor burners under tutelage of experienced instructors during three classes in styles such as ballroom, social, or Latin
New Mexico Arts & Crafts Fair
- Fairgrounds Addition
52nd annual art fair showcases more than 200 of New Mexico's top artists with exhibits, live demonstrations, and youth events
Color in Motion 5k
Runners in white are playfully pelted with safe, biodegradable color powder that turns their clothes purple, blue, and yellow
Tanoan Country Club
- Albuquerque
Upscale, private country club nestled in the shadows of the Sandia Mountains hosts two upcoming golf tournaments
Westside Power Gym Rio Rancho
- Rio Rancho
Gym emphasizes old-school lifting and intense personal training; groups get in shape via combat or fitness-focused workouts
Recommended Things to Do by Groupon Customers
Watch the Albuquerque Thunderbirds blow your parasol away with a flurry of high-flying layups, booming dunks, and leisurely strolls down the lane with today’s Groupon. For $15, you get two box-seat tickets (a $40 value) to watch the Thunderbirds take on the L.A. D-Fenders on Saturday, March 13; the Erie BayHawks on Friday, March 12; or the Fort Wayne Mad Ants on Wednesday, March 10. Your tickets include all box-office and arena fees. All games are at 7 p.m. and there is no purchase limit. This is the perfect outing for sports fans, family gatherings, and seasonally unemployed professional gift wrappers.
Tours of Old Town specializes in informative, interesting and entertaining outdoor walking tours which share a wide variety of interesting trivia and historical facts in the heart of the Duke City. Tours of Old Town provides memorable experiences for both locals and visitors to the Land of Enchantment.
Each GolfTec swing evaluation places client skills under the analytical eyes of a certified pro and high-tech monitors, conspiring to pinpoint bad habits and help pupils develop sound technique. From the comfort of one of the Uptown studio's climate-controlled hitting bays, players showcase their current swings while discussing on-course goals and grievances with their coach, who listens with the care of a gardener whose tomato tree is finally talking back. Additionally, each beautiful power draw or homely snap-hook gets broken down by GolfTec's patented golf-lesson technology, which mobilizes a futuristic vanguard of motion sensors, launch monitors, and high-definition digital video to provide precise swing data and inform a tailored lesson plan. Club-wielders depart their sessions with hard-won wisdom on how to improve ball-striking fundamentals, lower scores, and domesticate golf carts.
Leisure Bowl provides a clean, smoke-free environment for flinging heavy objects down lanes in a way that won't disrupt parades or injure tandem cyclists. Bowlers will enjoy honing their tossing techniques and pin-smashing prowess without building backyard lanes and attempting to convince census takers to reset the pins. In addition to enjoying the lustrous, buttery-smooth lanes, bowlers can grab tasty grub at JT’s Deli and Pizzeria, a refreshing pint at Ed’s Pub, and high-quality equipment at John Young's Pro Shop (none included with your Groupon, though).
Climbing at Stone Age is nothing like grappling the plywood-and-plastic climbing walls at a company picnic or showing Mom how you can reach the top of the telephone pole. Stone Age's walls are covered with state-of-the-awesome textures that mimic the conditions of real rocks (indentions, protrusions, overhangs, underhangs, cracks, and pissed-off eagles in their nests). Veteran climbers say rock climbing is like running a marathon, but the adrenaline rush comes in shorter, more intense bursts. Indoor climbing is a great way for someone to get started, or a perfect after-work and hail-, snow-, and meteor-shower-proof indoor alternative for experienced climbers who want continuous practice. It's also a great workout that builds up boulder shoulders and promontory pecs.
Bead Fest Santa Fe unites do-it-yourselfers and arts-and-crafters during a four-day celebration of beads, jewelry—and for good measure—some more beads. More than 150 booths and tables set up shop for the event, each ready to restock repertoires with gems, stones, and a hodgepodge of other supplies.
In between exploring the sea of exhibitors, attendees learn about the latest techniques, tricks, and tools at nearly 100 all-inclusive workshops (not included with the price of admission). There, artists from around the country provide education on specific topics in classes such as Intro to Metalsmithing and Wire Weaving, where guests learn the craftiest way to escape prison. Free demonstrations, book signings, and other attractions round out the fest's collection of creative attractions.
