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This 13-acre park was built during the Great Depression with funding from then Mayor Clyde Tingley's close friend, President Franklin Roosevelt. Located just east of I-25 and close to the University of New Mexico, the giant trees in this long standing park offer a well-shaded place to run or walk the trails. There are plenty of meandering hills present and an outstanding playground. In the winter, this is an ideal place to go sledding.

Overlooking U.S. Route 66 in Albuquerque, Maple Street Dance Space is a simple dance studio. This dance studio was originally established in the year 2004 and is run by Romy and Tim Keegan. It features full-length mirrors that give an illusion of a bigger room. The studio offers space to host events like dance recitals, practice sessions, performances and more.

Opened in 1981, North Fourth Art Center is a large facility for art lovers. They host a number of art classes and workshops to educate visitors on the various art forms. It features a space to conduct art exhibitions that have been put together by various artists. Its spacious hall is ideal for hosting theatrical plays, musicals and concerts.

Brothers Raymond and Joseph Syufy own this 24 screen, state-of-the-art movie theatre. First run films feature digital surround sound and the theaters have stadium style love seats (meaning everyone has the best seat in the house). Rental space for private showings and parties is offered along with discounts for large groups. A great selection of refreshments is sold including soft drinks, candy and popcorn.

The North Valley is home to many impressive structures and Casa Rondena Winery is one of the most unique. This Moorish castle encloses a huge wine making operation that produces respected cabernet and sauvignon wines. The winery's Serenade is a fruity, slightly dry dessert wine. The owner and wine maker spent 20 years in southern Spain, where he learned his art and found himself enthralled by the Moorish architecture. Mountains and streams meander across the grounds that are surrounded by the giant cottonwoods of the Rio Grande Bosque.

Located near the North Valley, the Elena Gallegos Picnic Area sets out fine example of outdoor activities and sports which are been volunteered by the community. This area is highly popular among locals especially youngsters for the adventure sports options it offers.