Introduction-SANA

Introduction-SANA

SANA

Singing Arrow Neighborhood Association (SANA)

The Singing Arrow neighborhood boundaries are the Tijeras Arroyo to the south, 4 Hills Road to the east, Central Avenue to the north, and Juan Tabo Blvd to the west (excluding the Four Hills Mobile Home Park). Our neighborhood includes multi-family apartments, townhouses, 4-plexes, duplexes, single family homes, businesses, the Singing Arrow Community Center, park and playground (currently planned for renovation in 2024 with funding already committed), a significant archeological site and stunning views of the Sandia mountains!

Have You Joined, or Renewed, Your SANA Membership for 2024?
If you live within our neighborhood, we hope you are a current 2024 member of the Singing Arrow Neighborhood Association (SANA), to become informed and hopefully involved in getting to know your neighbors and improving our neighborhood.  Only current SANA members will be entitled to vote for new Directors at our Annual Meetings, and to receive important neighborhood information via email.  It's FREE and EASY to join!
If you were a member in 2023, please renew your membership for 2024 by sending an email to: abqsana@gmail.com and request that your membership be renewed for 2024.
If you are not a current member, please consider joining SANA as soon as possible.  Send an email to abqsana@gmail.com, and we will email a membership form to you.
SANA membership benefits you and our neighborhood!  SANA offers opportunities for neighbors to:
  • get to know each other,
  • promote community welfare,
  • support local businesses, and
  • improve community appearance and quality of life.
Additionally, Albuquerque law requires that SANA be notified in writing by city government and developers concerning proposed housing or business developments, zoning changes, land use flood plain and other environmental / conservation issues that could impact our community.  SANA shares these proposals with our members and when possible, arranges for neighborhood meetings with proponents of such developments, to exchange information and to voice our support or opposition.  SANA's position may be taken into consideration when such proposals are considered for approval.
Please call us at 505/675-0479 or email us at abqsana@gmail.com if you have any questions.

What's Happening In and Around Singing Arrow?

There's lots going on!

April 15 (Monday) 5pm, Albuquerque City Council Meeting: in the Vincent E Griego Council Chambers, basement level of the City of Albuquerque Government Center, 1 Civic Plaza NW. April 17 (Wednesday) noon-1pm, Jazz Goes to the Movies, Juan Tabo Library: FREE, join a pianist/vocalist and drummer for a performance featuring jazz standards that started as movie themes.
April 18 (Thursday) 3:30pm, LEGO/Duplo Club:FREE, at the Lomas Tramway Library, every 3rd Thursday; age 4+.
April 19 (Wednesday) 8:30am-12:30pm, 50+ Senior Tech Connect: at the Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center; explore today’s technology with prizes, fun, refreshments, demonstrations and hands-on learning. Pre-registration not required - just come. For more information call 505/275-8731.
April 20 (Saturday) 9am-2pm, Earth Day Clean Up: meet at the Four Hills Shopping Center between the gas station and Sprouts for tools and supplies to clean up our beautiful communities along NM-14 and East Central along Route 66, co-sponsored with Councilor Renee Grout, Commissioner Eric Olivas, One Albuquerque Planning Dept and others.
April 20 (Saturday) 9am-2pm, ABQ VIN Etching: at 2800 Vassar Drive NE, conducted by the APD Auto Theft Unit. Be sure to bring your current registration, insurance and driver's license.
April 20 (Saturday) 10:30-11:30, Earth Day Family Craft:  FREE, celebrate Earth Day and make an earth troll!  Water your troll and watch its hair begin to grow; at the Lomas Tramway Library.
April 20 (Saturday) 1pm, Read to the Dogs:  FREE for ages 5-12 at the Lomas Tramway Library.
April 25 (Thursday) 3-4pm, Learn to Grow: at the Lomas Tramway Library; join an Open Space Educator to learn the basics of gardening and the history of Albuquerque agriculture along the way; for ages 18+.
May 4 (Saturday) 10:30am-12:30pm, Cinco De Mayo Party!  FREE at the Lomas Tramway Library; crafts, games and treats AND A PINATA!
May 6 (Monday) 5pm, Albuquerque City Council Meeting: in the Vincent E Griego Council Chambers, basement level of the City of Albuquerque Government Center, 1 Civic Plaza NW.
May 11 (Saturday) 11am-2pm, 2nd Annual Multicultural Arts Festival: Your Culture. Your Community! at the Singing Arrow Community Center; music, performances, food trucks. bounce house, outside games for kids and more.