May 2, 2026
Coder Dojo
A hands-on coding meetup for all ages right at your neighborhood library—great for families or youth in Cherry Hills interested in tech and community learning.
View event details →Cherry Hills offers convenient car travel and ample parking options, making daily commuting easy. The neighborhood features a well-developed bicycling network, providing a practical way to navigate the area. Access to several bus lines ensures connections to other parts of the city, with stops a short distance away. Green spaces, such as Heritage Hills Park, are plentiful and evenly distributed, providing peaceful outdoor areas nearby. A variety of dining options and supermarkets are available within reasonable proximity. Housing mostly consists of single detached homes built between the 1960s and 1990s, with some townhouses and a range of one to three-bedroom layouts.
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Cherry Hills. Accessing parks, including HERITAGE HILLS, is easy from the majority of locations in the neighborhood since there are a few of them nearby for residents to visit. It is relatively serene in this part of Albuquerque, thanks to the presence of very few pedestrians.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at the corner of Harper Road and Barstow Street NE, Cherry Hills Library serves as a vibrant community hub with public computers, study rooms, youth programming, book clubs, tech help sessions, and frequent seasonal events, anchoring the neighborhood’s educational and social life.
Just southwest of Cherry Hills, Heritage Hills Park offers playgrounds, open grass fields with sweeping Sandia Mountain views, and is linked by the two‑mile Jay Yogeshwar Trail—making it a local outdoor favorite for walks, family time, and fitness.
Situated just south of Harper Drive, Albuquerque Academy is a prestigious 312‑acre college‑preparatory campus offering not only top-tier education but also public access to its sports facilities, aquatics center, lectures, performances, and summer camps.
Minutes from Cherry Hills, the Arroyo del Oso area features a public golf course, park with soccer fields, playground, and trail access, plus festive community draws like the Christmas Eve Balloon Glow, blending recreation with Albuquerque’s ballooning heritage.
Bordering the neighborhood is the Del Norte Shopping Center and nearby Vista Del Norte retail corridor, providing convenient access to daily needs and services like pharmacies, grocery stores, casual dining, and other shopping just blocks from Cherry Hills.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A hands-on coding meetup for all ages right at your neighborhood library—great for families or youth in Cherry Hills interested in tech and community learning.
View event details →This free, family-friendly celebration of cultures features local art, music, dance, and food trucks in District 9—an easy drive from Cherry Hills and a vibrant way to connect with the broader community.
View event details →Albuquerque’s largest weekly farmers market opens in May with local produce, artisan goods, live music, and food—perfect for a weekend outing for Cherry Hills residents seeking community and fresh fare.
View event details →The longest-running farmers market in the city returns for Saturdays in May—great for Cherry Hills locals wanting local produce, artisan goods, and live music close by.
View event details →An upbeat Top‑40 pop concert by local choir Quintessence—fun afternoon entertainment for music lovers living in Cherry Hills.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Cherry Hills
Local characteristics and demographics for Cherry Hills
