The Belen Public Library is awesome. Very clean and the employees are always super helpful! Miss…read moreSherry in the children's room is always sweet with the kiddos and sets up a lot of fun activities for them. So many offerings at this library! We've been pleased with the library for over ten years!

The Belen library is a great community space. I grew up in Belen (now living in Albuquerque) and…read morerecently went back to visit the library. Such a good book selection, helpful staff, and good programs for kids and teens!

I am biased, since I graduated from here. NMT offers a quality education at a reasonable price…read more Not only did I learn from classes, but it is pretty easy to find a job on campus, often in your own field. That is really a great way to learn and leave with experience in your field. The school is not very large, which means that you get to know your professors and they get to know you. It is a real hands on experience for everyone. The campus is nicely landscaped. The buildings are pretty well maintained. There is an atmosphere of history, learning, and fun!

My daughter has attended the school for two semesters. She loves the school and the community. I…read morehave been on campus at different times of the day. The campus is always quiet and peaceful. Not a normal college campus. The academics are harder than other universities but I hear if they can make it here they can make it any where. I prefer the campus to the south. Go Aggies! But I am proud my daughter chose this school she is happy. Great thing for females there are many more males than females. Less drama. The food on campus however is another story. Check out a wonderful review by someone with a great sense of humor at Chartwells. That is the only draw back to this campus. I am looking for a room for my daughter off campus so hopefully she can eat real food that doesn't make her sick.

Love libraries this is no exception: comfy COMFY couches near magazine stand, clean restroom…read more Second home!

We spend a lot of time here and treat cabin owners like residents. I don't think anyone would…read morereally have a problem getting a card. On Friday's they have kids activities at 1 pm and movies at 3. I will say we don't go to the movies because they are all 50s based and actually bore the kids. Like Kurt Russel in the Computer wore Tennis Shoes. 5 yr kids just don't understand why computers were so big and why he spoke "funny". Just too old fashioned. Would be better to do a Disney free movie day if it must be older pick things like Swiss family Robinson or old Yeller (tho that one is super sad) or just do good but less popular cartoon movies or movies like the old escape from witch mountains. 1940s movies are pushing it for today's kids. But hey at least they offer it!! My 5 yr old and 11 yr old love the activities. They've built robotic legos and had scavenger hunts and another Friday multiple tables with slime and kinetic sand and clay that was mixed with shaving cream. All in all a great small town library with an entire section for children. Very well done.

Wow their public library is amazing. I was able to receive the help I needed today. Thank you for…read moreall your help, after my bad experience at Belen's library and after others had mentioned their bad experience too it seems I'm not alone. It's very unfortunate I have to drive to Los Lunas and give my business to their town and not ours, when we need the tax revenue to improve our community.

This is HOME no matter how many times I move I always end up where I started I love los lunas its…read morequiet and the morning views are amazing...i have lived IN los lunas since the age of 7 and there was noThing here now it is getting bigger new businesses are opening up all the time they have applebee's, famous foot ware rue 21 and many more...and facebook tech center is coming here (What) .....there is a bird refudge out her where our kids like to visit. and the rail runner..just a lovely place to visit or live

New Mexico 01-2024 ABO Ruins Salina Misson in the Mountaire area of New Mexico. Medieval…read moreArchitecture looks like castle ruins. It was extremely cold with the wind whipping wildly. It was like 6 degrees !! It's located in the mountains and it's a beautiful drive up the ruins. It's Free to check it out. Check out all the photos, it's absolutely amazing there!

We visited Gran Quivira while passing through the area. I had never heard of the Salinas Pueblo…read moreMissions and didn't know much about it. In researching it, I got the impression all 3 sites were comparable. Unfortunately having visited Gran Quivira and seeing the pictures at the park headquarters, I think the other 2 sites were better. The have larger structures still standing. Gran Quivira may be the largest of the three, but outside of the main church, there's not much left. The ruins tend to be pretty low and largely overgrown. The main church has walls maybe 15 feet tall made with local stone. This site has not just ruins of the mission, but also of a village that sprouted up around it. We walked around it and saw it in maybe 30 minutes or less; would have been less if we'd used the ramp but it was closed due to the possibility of lightning. Gran Quivira was alright, but I'd check out Abo or Quarai instead if you get the chance. The fact that we saw the impressive ruins at Chaco Culture NHP the day before may have left me less impressed. Check these out if passing through, but I wouldn't go out of my was to see Gran Quivira.

Worth the drive if you take the tour up the hill. Visiting the center itself good to see the…read morehistory and culture.

As local New Mexico residents, we have driven by this exit so many times. Had a house guest from…read moreTaiwan and decided to take the short ride to Sky City and visit the Acoma Pueblo. It was amazing, our tour guide Gayle, was outstanding...so well informed and was able to relate the history and lifestyle on the pueblo. We all enjoyed the visit. Many vendors offer local goods and artworks. I highly recommend look for Gayle as your tour guide.