Fun Outings

Posts From The Road: Will Rogers Archway In Oklahoma

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Will Rogers Archway: The Will Rogers Archway spans across Interstate 44 in northeast Oklahoma. The design and construction of the arch was a new concept when opened in 1958. The facility features a gas station and convenience store on each end and the arch across the highway provides a nice place for travelers to relax and enjoy the views. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com

Rogers Statute: A tribute to Will Rogers the famous performer, radio personality, actor, writer, and humorist, is seen in the archway space above I-44 near Vinita, Okla. Will Rogers is also known as “Oklahoma’s Favorite Read More

Scenes Of 2025 Santa Fly-In At Los Alamos County Airport

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Santa Claus, aka local pilot Skip Egdorf, disembarks his plane Saturday afternoon at Los Alamos County Airport to greet fans during the third annual Santa Fly-In. Los Alamos Airport and the Experimental Aircraft Association Green Chile Chapter (EAA 691) host this popular event that includes tours of local aircraft, including the Classic Air Medical helicopter, craft activities and delicious treats. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

A crowd of excited fans of all ages moves in close to welcome Santa Claus, escorted by a pair of cheerful elves, Saturday at the 2025 Fly-In event at Los Read More

Los Alamos County’s 100 Days Of Winter Activity Guide

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COUNTY News:

The community is invited to download the 2025-26 Los Alamos County 100 Days of Winter Activity Guide.

This is an opportune time to mark those favorite winter programs and events on the calendar.

Download the new Winter Activity Guide and find even more community events on the Visit Los Alamos event calendar.

See what else is happening later this month on the County events calendar and visit the Library events calendar to find a wide variety of activities for everyone in the family. Read More

Low-Sensory ‘Noon’ Year’s Eve At White Rock Library

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COUNTY News:

The community is invited to chill out midday on New Year’s Eve, removing the need to stay up until midnight. Lean into a low-sensory “Noon” Year’s Eve experience.

At White Rock Branch Library, the County will provide a low-key, self-paced gathering for those of who don’t enjoy loud noises and things falling from the ceiling.

Library staff will have crafts and game stations available for kids who prefer to party at their own pace. 

No balloon drop, no loud music; just good vibes celebrating the turning of the calendar year from 2025 to 2026. This event is best for kids ages 4-10 and their Read More

New Mexico Parks To Host Polar Plunges & First Day Hikes

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Participants at Eagle Nest State Park’s 2024 Polar Plunge. Courtesy/FEN-CCSP

State Parks News:

SANTA FE — New Mexico State Parks invites residents and visitors to welcome the new year with two outdoor traditions:

  • Polar Plunges; and
  • First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day, Jan. 1, 2026.

Families, outdoor enthusiasts, and first-time adventurers are encouraged to step into 2026 with fresh air, scenic trails, and maybe a cold splash.

America’s State Parks First Day Hikes, have been celebrated across all U.S. state parks since 1992, encouraging people nationwide to begin the year with movement and Read More

Lads And Lasses Of Enchantment And Santa Fe Harmonizers To Sing, Ring Red Kettle Bell At Smith’s

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Lads and Lasses of Enchantment members John Deloff, Denise Pelowitz and Mark Willmon prepare for an upcoming performance. The Lads and Lasses of Enchantment and the Santa Fe Harmonizers have performed several singouts this week. On Monday, they sang at the MEG Senior Center in Santa Fe, and on Thursday night, for residents at the Los Alamos Wellness and Rehabilitation and Los Alamos Assisted Living Community. This Saturday, to benefit local nonprofit Self Help, Inc., they will sing and ring the Red Kettle Bell, from 2-4 p.m., at Smith’s Marketplace in Los Alamos. Photo by Bernadette Lauritzen Read More

Abiquiu Lake To Host Annual Midwinter Eagle Count Jan. 10

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USACE News:

ABIQUIU — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers staff at Abiquiu Lake will host their annual midwinter eagle survey, from 9 a.m.–12 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026.

The event is free and open to the public. Volunteers are asked to meet at the Abiquiu Lake Visitor Center for registration beginning at 9 a.m. The Abiquiu Lake Visitor Center is located on Hwy 96, just 2 miles west of the Hwy 84 junction.

“Abiquiu’s Eagle Count is one of our most popular events,” said Abiquiu Lake park ranger Kara Rapp. “This will be our 20th year of conducting eagle surveys at the lake!”

Hot coffee and snacks will be provided Read More