Top-notch teachers and engaged learners discover together
“It’s interesting to see students realize that their presence benefits others in the room,” says Peter Bolland, an instructor who appreciates a classroom of engaged learners.
Sense of Place: Paintings by Kevin Tolman
May 12 – August 26, 2016 Opening reception: Thursday, May 12, 5:00-6:30pm Kevin Tolman creates abstract works primarily influenced by the natural world
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Oasis Tutoring: Purpose and Joy
"To assist these eager young learners in their reading fluency and comprehension skills is so rewarding," says volunteer Kay Rhoads. "I have forged friendships with these young people and they appreciate my life experiences."
Oasis Entertainers: The Golden Age of Radio and a Musical World War II Retrospective
Be entertained by song and dance from The Golden Age of Radio and a Musical World War II Retrospective.
Oasis Albuquerque Receives BCBSNM $50,000 Grant
New "Fit and Free From Falls" programs to be offered by Oasis in the summer of 2016
The Fantastical World of Fantomas: the Imaginative Paintings of Santiago Pérez
Winter/Spring exhibit at the Oasis Art Gallery January 14 - April 22, 2016 Opening reception: Thursday, January 14, 5:00-6:30pm Santiago Pérez presents his
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Oasis Receives PNM Reduce Your Use Grant
Oasis will install automated door openers for more efficient energy operations.
Preventing falls makes walking more fun
Taking a long walk is no fun if you fall. Avid walker and Oasis guest blogger Betty Higbie has just learned some good strategies for staying on your feet.
Coming Home: Paintings by Mary (Muller) Moore Bailey
At the Oasis Art Gallery! Coming Home Paintings by Mary (Muller) Moore Bailey September 17, 2015 - January 8, 2016 Opening reception: Thursday,
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Wheels and feet to a mini retreat
It’s nice to find walking buddies, some friends who will keep you accountable as you build daily exercise into your routine. Many walkers find high school tracks, other outdoor routes, or even the mall to get a few good miles in. But a walking group from the Oasis Center in Albuquerque takes a different approach to power walking.