Inside the 1934 La Quinta ballroom with chairs set up for a lecture

Dr. Armin Rembe Lecture Series at La Quinta

Dr. Armin Rembe Lecture Series at La Quinta is a monthly event in honor of Dr. Rembe, who passed away in 2021. The series is inspired by his love of Los Poblanos, his curiosity, intelligence and community relationships. This series celebrates his legacy by promoting stimulating conversations rooted in the core values and mission of Los Poblanos. The series also reflects the rich history of La Quinta Cultural Center in the 1930s and 1940s, when the Simms family held events to promote the arts. As we work to preserve La Quinta as an important architectural landmark, we aim to emulate its dynamic programming through our own curated events and experiences. Experience a culturally rich day at La Quinta by joining us for afternoon tea before the evening lecture.

Guests are invited to visit the Library Bar at La Quinta between 4:30 and 5:30 PM before the talk begins at 5:30 PM.

$20 per person
The lectures are limited to 50 guests.

A Note on Online Booking

If you'd like to reserve more than one ticket, please note you'll need to log in first. Then, add names to the "selected member" section. Once you've added each attendee's name, hit "book class" and proceed to the reservation details page. Make sure everyone's name is listed, and then click "register" to continue making the reservation. To add another attendee, click the back button on your browser and navigate to the page with lecture details where you can then add another guest. If you have any trouble completing your reservation, please email laquinta@lospoblanos.com or call our ambassador at (505) 308-3456.

Location

La Quinta Cultural Center

Please park on the south side of the property, following the signs to the front lawn entrance.

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NOVEMBER 19: New Mexico’s Migratory Birds 

Birds use their instincts, natural cues, and unique flight styles to navigate between their winter and summer ranges each year. They migrate in the spring and the fall, and Albuquerque sits right in the path of the Central Flyway. Join the Bird Alliance of Central New Mexico for this presentation on how birds accomplish this amazing feat, how we study and follow their movements, and how you can support and help these birds along their way.

Dr. Laura Banks is the President of the Bird Alliance of Central New Mexico, which is a local non-profit organization and a chapter of the National Audubon Society. Dr. Banks has degrees in veterinary medicine and public health and has conducted wildlife field studies and raptor rehabilitation and addressed human/animal conflicts on behalf of local government. She has been ‘easily distracted by birds’ for several decades and is in awe of the spectacle of bird migration and the incredible feats of birds who cross the globe.

Sandhill Crane photo by Joe Schelling