If you are planning on attending the 2000 ASI Annual Conference in Albuquerque, NM, you might want to take a few moments to learn about where you are going. Start with the links we have so far. If you find some useful New Mexico links that may be of interest to other indexers, please pass them along to the webmasters so we can share them with others.

Post-conference Tours:

• Acoma Indian Pueblo One of the most unusual settlements in the Western Hemisphere is this ancient "city in the sky," which stands hundreds of feet above the surrounding land on top of a sandstone mesa. Acoma Pueblo was founded in the 12th century A.D. or possibly earlier. It is the oldest inhabited village in the United States. The 5-hour tour will depart from the Sheraton Old Town Hotel at 8:30 am on Sunday and return at approximately 1:30 pm. Cost $35.
• A Day in Santa Fe Gray Line has modified their standard tour to better meet the interests of ASI members and to provide more leisure time in Santa Fe. The bus will take the most direct route to Santa Fe so that arrival time will coincide with the openings of the three museums at Museum Plaza. The tour fee includes a pass for admission to all the museums. Departure from the Sheraton Old Town Hotel will be at 9:00 am on Sunday with return at approximately 5:00 pm. Cost: $43.

City of Albuquerque Home Page.

AbqArts: Albuquerque Arts Alliance. Albuquerque emphasizes five major areas of cultural arts: dance, theater, visual, music, and literary. This site includes an Arts Calendar of Events and links to in-depth web sites on specific arts.

Central New Mexico Museums, Parks, and Monuments. Places to include on your itinerary if you wish to do sightseeing. 

Susan Feil's "Exploration Through Time" offers a bit more detailed information on things to see around Albuquerque. Written with the tourist in mind. 

Albuquerque Dine.com. Restaurants, reviews, menus, maps that you can zoom in and out. This site lets you search for restaurants by various criteria: type of food/mood, type of restaurant (family, casual, fine dining, pizzeria, etc.), price, and entertainment. You can add your own reviews to the site. 

ABQ Cyberspace Visitors Bible. This site promises to be an authoritative guide to Albuquerque (ABQ).  

Albuquerque TV Stations. lists the local television stations, information, and addresses. I always feel lost without my regular news anchors. If you, too, suffer from this syndrome, this will help you be in more familiar! 

KKSS Top 40 Albuquerque, NM! With free Real Audio software, you can listen to live "streaming" Top 40 music from Albuquerque, NM. 

Lycos CityGuide: Albuquerque. This site has information galore, including local news, newspapers, tourist attractions, and some photographs. 

Albuquerque by Citi- Guide. Along with links about things to do in Albuquerque, this web site offers a wonderful description of Old Town, where the conference will be held. The current time and temperature in Albuquerque is also displayed. 

National Park Service: New Mexico Parks. If you're spending extra time in the area and want to find a quiet place to spend an summer afternoon, consider researching (and supporting) the National Park Service. 

Albuquerque Weather. Keep up with the latest weather happenings with the Weather Channel's Albuquerque weather forecasts.  

Albuquerque Airport.