¡Globalquerque!: The Final Orbit closes out a 20-year musical and cultural legacy
It’s about time for earthlings in the Duke City to hit the streets and moonwalk through Downtown during an annual festival that has celebrated multinational culture and promoted worldwide unity with music for decades. This year might be the last chance – at least for now – for people from all walks of life to…
The Albuquerque Little Theatre, a historic venue in Downtown Albuquerque, is asking the community for $100,000 in donations to fund urgent building
Albuquerque mayoral hopeful Patrick Sais, who some have called Albuquerque’s George Santos, will not be on the ballot this November. Sais has been
Since 2013 or so, Albuquerque’s Sorry Guerro has been one of the most popular bands in Burque, plain and simple. Perhaps they have a big following because
The 2025 State Fair is a wrap. It was a week of rainy afternoons and green chile cheeseburger throw downs. Senior Photojournalist Roberto Rosales was
Albuquerque families may soon see greener parks after City Councilor Dan Lewis introduced an emergency resolution to spend $2 million from city reserves
Live Dance-Worthy Music from the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s
Larry Bell and Wes MillsSeptember 3–October 4Reception: Saturday, September 6, 5–7 pmRichard Levy Gallery is pleased to present Larry Bell and Wes Mills, an exhibition that brings together two minimalist artists whose practices explore light, material, and mark-making in radically distinct yet deeply contemplative ways. y
Prepare for an action‑packed Thursday night as DCCW, now recognized as the seventh official NWA territory under the NWA New Mexico banner, presents wrestling at its very roots, right where it began: The Historic El Rey Theater.“Hard Reset” marks the triumphant return of wrestling to its home turf, delivering hard‑hitting rivalries, signature storytelling, and an unforgettable atmosphere.
The Emmy-winning series returns to the iconic KiMo Theatre for three nights of epic live concerts+filming, September 17–19, featuring global acts and New Mexico’s best. Then, on Saturday, September 20, Central Ave. will be closed to traffic for the free Bands of Enchantment Music Festival—a downtown takeover with live music, culture, and community from 4–11 pm. Expect raw energy, genre-bending talent, and unforgettable moments.Kick off an electrifying season with two powerhouse bands bringing unforgettable energy to the Historic KiMo Theatre! Witness world-class performances up close as Bands of Enchantment Season 5 comes to life—one night, two incredible acts, endless vibes.
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