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In reverse alphabetical order:

Valencia County
Saturday, March 28
9am – 10:45am MDT
Main Street Memorial Park
643 Main St SW
Los Lunas, NM 87031

Tucumcari
noon to 3pm
Wells Park
N Park St 88401

Tijeras
Saturday, March 28
10am – 11:30am MDT
East Mountain Public Library
487 NM-333

Taos
11am to 1pm
Civic Plaza Drive & Paseo del Pueblo Norte

Santa Fe
11am Rally at the RoundHouse
1pm March around Capitol

Ruidoso
11am-2pm
Country Club Park
Sudderth Drive & Country Club Drive
Northeast corner

Otero County
10am-1pm
1004 N. White Sands Blvd.
Alamogordo 88310

Madrid
11am

Las Cruces
10am-noon
Albert Johnson Park
896 N. Main St.

Galisteo
11am to noon
Hwy 41 & Hwy 42

Deming
9am
Courthouse Park

Carlsbad
10am-2pm

Capitan
9am-1pm
Across from Post Office
226 Smokey Bear Blvd.

Albuquerque
11am Rally
1pm March
Montgomery Park
5510 Ponderosa NE

The 2026 GPNM Annual Meeting/Convention will be virtual on Sunday, April 19 at 2pm MDT.  Please contact us if you want to be a delegate or run for public office.  Also, contact us for the log-in/call-in information.

Wednesday, March 25, 6pm MDT.  Join the meeting on Zoom.

Friday, March 13, 2026 is al-Quds Day, an international day of solidarity with Palestine.  You can join other peace activists in the Santa Fe area at the weekly Peace Vigil, Friday, March 13 at noon at the intersection of Alameda & Sandoval Street.

Wednesday, March 4, 6:00 p. m. MST on Zoom.  Click here to learn more about inclusive design.

Women’s March New Mexico has organized a gathering at the gates of Zorro Ranch near Stanley, New Mexico at 12:45 p. m. on Sunday, March 8.  The eighth is also DST change.  Don’t be late!  Gathering information is here.

The Green Party of the United States offers another view of the state of the union.  Read it here.

Virtual Green Council meeting, Sunday, February 15, 2pm MST.  Contact for info.

Roberto Mondragón was the Green Party candidate for Governor of New Mexico in 1994.

“Roberto Mondragon, brought dignity and respect to the New Mexico Green Party with his campaign for Governor in 1994. He travelled the state rallying the people to dare to imagine a more fair political system where new voices and parties could share in power beyond the grip of the two party system. He brought expertise and spirit to the debates with incumbent Governor Bruce King and future Governor Gary Johnson.

Ahead of the times and freed to step out of the major party boxes, Roberto ran a campaign focused on the future, not only of caring for the environment but equally as important, the future of New Mexico children…”

–Carol Miller

One of the highlights of the campaign was the televised debate preserved by CSPAN where he makes the declaration explicit: “…for our children and our children’s children”.

He spent decades serving the people of New Mexico in various capacities. We honor and thank him for his work. Rest well, sir.

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