WELCOME
We will restore the Old Penasco High School building to honor our history, preserve our legacy, and embrace the future. Restoring and preserving the historic building will create a community plaza that unites and serves the Peñasco area through its history, culture and traditions, and will empower the community. The Peñasco Valley Heritage Plaza will focus on cultural preservation, economic development, and community engagement.
2025 Con Amor Gala Tickets SOLD OUT!
Thank you for purchasing ickets for the 2025 Penasco, Con Amor Gala to be held April 26th at Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino!
Schedule
5:00 pm Registration and Silent Auction
7:00 pm Dinner and Live Auction
8:30-11:30 pm Music/Dance with the Blue Ventures
Please plan on participation in the auction with lots of amazing items all donated! All proceeds go to the restoration of the Old Penasco High School building to create a community plaza in Peñasco!
Contact 505-363-4442 or jlopez@pvhps.org for questions!
Preserving History: National Historical Landmark Restoration Plans in Progress
We're thrilled to announce that our property has been officially listed as a National Historical Landmark. With the expertise of CSR Architects, renowned for their work in historic preservation, we are moving forward with the restoration of this cherished site. The architectural assessment is nearly complete, and schematic design work will soon begin. Explore the renderings of the restored building, crafted by CSR Architects, and join us in anticipation as we prepare to finalize construction documents by Summer 2026.
Monthly Board/Membership Meeting Invite
PVHPS holds a monthly Board meeting on the second Monday of every month via ZOOM at 6:30PM. Everyone is welcome to join and participate in these meetings. Please see the meeting link:
Topic: PVHPS Monthly Meeting
Dates for next four meetings:
April 14th
May 12th
June 9th
July 14th
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83530976863?pwd=5vX1wI3HYhLcX4OWICfEQVZPBscSuh.1
Meeting ID: 835 3097 6863
Passcode: 105867
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St. Anthony
Restoration News
Mardoqueo Chacón walks around the former St. Anthony Parochial School in Peñasco, a school he attended from first through ninth grade. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
