January Events Roundup
Starting the New Year with Attending Events That Move the Needle in Your Favor
What’s Happening This Month in NM
Hey! January’s packed with some really solid events across the state. Whether you’re into tech, climate stuff, or just want to stay plugged into what’s happening at the Roundhouse, there’s a lot going on. Here’s what caught our eye this month.
Deep Dive 2026 IoT Launch Party
Celebrate the launch of Deep Dive 2026 IoT at this free community networking event. Join builders, technologists, and innovators for an evening featuring hands-on demos, games, food, raffles, and prizes. It’s a great opportunity to connect with people interested in IoT and emerging tech.
Friday, January 16 | 4:30-6:30 PM | 501 3rd St SW, Albuquerque | RSVP here
NMClimate Meetup
New Mexico’s climate and clean-tech community is gathering for grounded conversations about what’s next. Learn about new funding opportunities, jobs and talent needs across climate and energy sectors, and upcoming accelerators and programs. Whether you’re a founder, investor, operator, or job seeker in the climate space, this is your chance to connect with others building the future. No cost to attend, with a cash bar available.
Wednesday, January 21 | 5:30-7:00 PM | UN-17, 419 Coal Ave SW, Albuquerque | RSVP via email
Tax Implications for Angel Investors
NM Angels is hosting a practical webinar on the tax side of angel investing, led by an experienced tax and securities attorney. Topics include how different investment structures affect tax outcomes, key tax tools like QSBS and Section 1244, loss harvesting strategies, and recordkeeping best practices. The session will also cover 2025 rule changes and includes time for Q&A. Free for all, but registration is required.
Wednesday, January 21 | 11:00 AM | Virtual | Register here
Coding as Performance: Live Coding Bootcamp
STEMarts Lab is launching New Mexico’s first live coding bootcamp series for youth ages 14-25. This first session focuses on visualizing galaxy data from the James Webb Space Telescope, teaching participants to transform scientific data into live coding performances combining light and sound. Students will learn from LANL astrophysicist Kelcey Davis and professional live coder Alexandra Cardenas. An optional intensive remote lab runs January 24-February 27 on Mondays and Wednesdays at 5:00 PM MT.
Friday, January 24 | UNM-Taos HIVE | Learn more and register
2026 Business Day in Santa Fe
Start the legislative session informed at the New Mexico Chamber’s premier annual policy event. Hear Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and key legislative leaders outline their priorities for the session, learn about the Chamber’s policy agenda, and connect with business, civic, and government leaders from across the state. Members: $65, Non-members: $90.
Monday, January 27 | 7:00-10:00 AM | Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe | Register here