8th Street & Robinson Park Feasibility Study

 

Robinson Park Downtown Albuquerque Growers' Market

Image: Robinson Park, courtesy of the City of Albuquerque.

Robinson Park is Albuquerque’s second oldest park after Old Town Plaza. This images shows the park in the early 1900s and is courtesy of the Albuquerque Museum.

A collaboration between Downtown ABQ MainStreet Arts & Cultural District, New Mexico MainStreet, and the City of Albuquerque, the 8th St. + Robinson Park Feasibility Study will explore how to make Robinson Park a more convenient and efficient place to have community events while increasing pedestrian safety around the park.

The study will explore design options for potential reconfiguration of 8th St. between Central and Copper and improvements to historic Robinson Park. Results of the study will help the City make decisions about how to best achieve project goals.


8th Street & Robinson Park Survey is now live!

Please take a moment to fill out our survey to share your thoughts / feedback / ideas about improvements to Robinson Park & 8th Street.

 

Upcoming Dates: Community Engagement 

    • Monday, April 28, 2025

      • Community feedback survey will be live on this website and emailed to everyone who filled out the contact form.

      • The survey will also be distributed to the DAMI newsletter and Downtown Growers’ Market newsletter. 

      • The survey will include pre-made questions and will ask for suggestions from the survey taker. 

    • Saturday, May 3rd and May 17, 2025

      • Downtown Growers’ Market 

      • Booth #41

      • New Mexico MainStreet Revitalization Specialists Amy and Richard will be at the Downtown Growers’ Market to get onsite feedback about the community’s thoughts around changes to 8th street.  Surveys will also be available at the Market as well as on the ACD website. 

    • Tuesday,  June 17, 2025

      • FUSION - 708 1st St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102

      • Door open at 5:00 pm, event ends at 6:30 pm

      • New Mexico MainStreet Revitalization Specialists Amy and Richard will be at FUSION share survey results and encourage community members to share additional feedback about the project.

We want to hear from you! Community engagement will be a key component of the Feasibility Study.

Sign up for email updates below and stay tuned for opportunities to be involved.