ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The ABQ BioPark is getting ready to start work on a revamped Children’s Fantasy Garden. “It was really time for a refresh, some new renovations and new ideas to really reinvigorate the space,” said BioPark Associate Director Matthew Peterson.
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Tuesday marks one week since the old garden closed its doors, and the BioPark held a groundbreaking ceremony, with colorful powder bursts instead of shovels, for what will be known as “Dreamland.” “We are not replacing the old experience; we are building on it and creating new opportunities for discovery and play. There’s something powerful about building something that can be passed from one generation to the next,” said Hilma Chynoweth, the Director of Albuquerque’s Arts & Culture Division…