A world-class retirement community, next to world-class cultural attractions.
At La Vida Llena, you’ll live where fine art meets folk art, where history meets the future and where you’ll meet new friends for all kinds of fun and adventure as you enjoy retirement.
- The Kimo Theatre, a Pueblo-Deco picture palace, opened in 1927, the year the first “talkie” opened to moviegoers across the country. The Kimo has hosted such stars as Sally Rand, Gloria Swanson, Tom Mix and Ginger Rogers.
- One of the nation’s finest anthropology museums, the Maxwell Museum offers exhibits and programs relating to cultures around the world, but is world-renowned for its collections from the Southwest.
- The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, gateway to the 19 pueblos of New Mexico, provides the only chance to see authentic Native American dancing and art demonstrations year-round.
- For almost three centuries, historic Old Town has been the crossroads of the Southwest. It is still home to many families whose ancestors founded the town. You’ll find over 100 shops, restaurants and museums to explore. A great place to spend the day with new friends from your senior community.
- Petroglyph National Monument is the location of an estimated 20,000 carved images. Many of the American Indian petroglyph images were etched 300 to 700 years ago. Living in a retirement community will give you the time to enjoy the various hiking trails and cinder cone volcanoes this national monument has to offer, too.
- Historic Route 66 came through here. Seniors will enjoy tracing it through the present sights.
