WESST's mission is to be a home to New Mexicans starting or growing a small business. They provide a support system of consulting, training, incubation and lending to help women, people of color and low-wealth individuals successfully strengthen and grow their businesses through sustainable sales, financial knowledge, and job creation. Visit Website

Creative Startups is leading the New Mexico Economic Development Department’s charge to nurture and expand New Mexico’s creative landscape. The Creative Industries Division, established in 2023 through New Mexico House Bill 8 and signed into law by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, is a dynamic force focused on growing Creative Industries in New Mexico. Visit Website

Our Chamber’s ongoing mission is to advocate for our members at the local, state and federal level. The Chamber is committed to business expansion, entrepreneurship, workforce development, non-profit organizations and education to increase economic vitality for a best-in-class community. The Regional Growth Center will enhance this effort of collaboration as it will bring together business support services that are key to creating jobs and expanding business opportunities. Visit Website

Post your local events here! Feel free to send us an email if you need assistance setting up an account. Or, shoot us an email with information about your event and we will post it for you! View or add to calendar

Starting a new business in Corrales? Here’s what you need to know to get started. Here you will find information about your Corrales Business License, permitting, fire inspections and more. Visit Website

SEA provides a broad range of free and confidential services to businesses and industries considering new locations for expansion, relocation, or consolidation. Services include identifying sites, facilities, incentive programs, and workforce research while cultivating local and state support. SEA also assists existing businesses through retention and expansion programs, as well as, economic gardening to foster positive growth in the business community. Visit Website

As we age, retirement; loss of family and friends; and mobility issues can result in decreased social contacts. Research shows that social connection contributes to better health and emotional well-being.

In 2011, a small group of Village residents began forming an organization to address their mutual concerns about aging in place. After several years of hard work by many volunteers, VILLAGE in the Village began serving members in 2014. Since then, ViV has grown from a concept to a viable organization of over 150 friends and neighbors! Visit Website