UNM Continuing Education runs a range of youth summer camps in Albuquerque for roughly ages 6–14. Offerings include a Make Your Case law camp (ages 10–14) with a mock trial, a PBS Kids Summer Learning Camp building math and reading skills (ages 6–10) with free lunch, and a young-entrepreneurs bootcamp. Camps are single-week, themed, hands-on programs.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact UNM Continuing Education directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleReally needs a remodel, but the auditorium holds a lot of memories from local school graduations. It's reasonably priced and holds a bunch of people.
This is a good venue for special events or conferences. I've been here for professional development classes as well as art classes offered by the UNM Continuing Education program.
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE 1-ON- 1 LSAT COURSE ONLY, NOT REFLECTIVE OF MY EXPERIENCE WITH UNM CONTINUING ED IN GENERAL: I enrolled in a 1-on-1 LSAT tutoring course through UNM Continuing Education hoping to prepare for the LSAT while working full time. Unfortunately, the experience was not what I expected. After one session, I discovered that the instructor does not schedule appointments in advance. Instead, he asked me to call him the day of, whenever I happened to be free — which almost never works for someone with a full-time job. The few times I reached out, he was traveling abroad or unavailable in the evenings. He is a partially retired tutor, so his availability works around his trips and other part-time commitments. I was never able to complete the course as a result. For working adults this scheduling approach makes the course effectively inaccessible. I wish I had known this before enrolling. If you work full time or are a busy adult and need structured, pre-scheduled sessions, I'd look carefully into this before signing up.
Great place for my granddaughters Pre-K graduation ceremony. The auditorium was just the right size for the families and graduates. These wonderful kids felt very special being able to see their last year on a big screen and walk the child-friendly stage easily. The only criticism I have is the spacing between the rows of seats. Way too narrow!! Uncomfortably narrow!
A wonderful public meeting place. The staff this afternoon was facilitative in setting up working audio visuals.





