Why New Mexico
Albuquerque Again Ranked No. 1 for Filmmaking
MovieMaker Magazine named Albuquerque the No. 1 place to “live and work as a filmmaker” in the big cities category for the third year running.
Read More$2.2B of New Private Investment and More Than 7,000 Jobs as Companies Move to NM
Over the past 2 years, private investment in New Mexico has blossomed. 30 projects totaling nearly $2.2 billion of new monies has benefited the state.
Read MoreNetflix Commits $1 Billion More In New Mexico Production Funding As It Expands ABQ Studios; ‘Stranger Things’ Joins List Of Albuquerque-Set Shows
The expansion will add 300 acres to the company’s existing studios and create an estimated 1,000 production jobs in New Mexico over the next ten years.
Read MoreUNM Rainforest Innovations Celebrates 25 Years
UNM’s Rainforest Innovations, the university’s technology transfer and economic development program, has a lot to celebrate after 25 years in operation.
Read MoreAlbuquerque’s FatPipe adds Coworking Space in the East Mountains
On the eve of what some say will be a rebound in coworking, Albuquerque-based FatPipe has plans to expand to a new location.
Read MoreSeed Library at Las Cruces Library Will Open August 3rd
Each patron of Thomas Branigan Memorial Library will be allowed to check out up to five seed packets using their library card with no return required.
Read MoreNew Mexico Women Highlighted for Efforts During Pandemic
A flight nurse and a UNM associate professor were featured in InStyle Magazine’s “Badass 50: Healthcare Workers Who Are Saving the Day”.
Read MoreIn-Demand Designation Opens Las Cruces Filmmakers to New Opportunity
Las Cruces’ blossoming film industry is set to provide more training as demand for filmmakers in southern New Mexico grows.
Read MoreDrive-In Movie Series Expanding to Cottonwood Mall
Movies will take place in the parking lot of HomeLife at Cottonwood. Tickets cost $20 per vehicle and must be purchased in advance online.
Read MoreThe Paleta Bar Reveals Plans for Expansion to Santa Fe
The Albuquerque Mexican-style dipped popsicle chain hopes to open its first Santa Fe outlet in October in the midtown College Plaza shopping center.
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