New Mexico State Historian Rob Martinez will discuss the history of racial identity and the colonial caste system during a lecture in Corrales on Sunday, May 24. The presentation, titled “Casta: Race & Identity in Colonial New Mexico,” examines how racial mixing shaped society during the Spanish colonial period. Martinez will use historical research, genealogy, […]
Arts & Culture
Corrales celebrates New Mexican living traditions at Heritage Day
Casa San Ysidro and the Corrales Historical Society will host the annual Heritage Day celebration on Saturday, May 23, highlighting the region’s cultural legacy. The free community event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the museum. Visitors can explore rare historical artifacts, view live demonstrations by a local blacksmith and practice traditional New […]
Get Out! Our editor’s picks of the best things to do in ABQ this weekend
Out There: A National Parks Story (Thursday 21, Film) National Parks, one of our country’s greatest assets, are under siege by corporations and government officials who can’t see the forest for the dollar signs. So, filmmaker Brendan Hall set off on a 10,000-mile journey to document just what National Parks mean to America. The result […]
Sabaku Con gets animated this weekend in ABQ
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper โ Anime, cosplay, gaming and community will take center stage this weekend as Sabaku Con returns to Albuquerque for another year of fandom-focused entertainment and programming. The convention, which has been running in Albuquerque for nearly a decade, is one of the Southwestโs longest-running anime and gaming conventions. Organized by […]
Memorial Day weekend brings ceremonies, music and festivals to Rio Rancho area
By Kevin Hendricks โ The Paper. Rio Rancho and neighboring communities mark Memorial Day weekend with a full schedule of events โ from solemn military tributes to live music, outdoor markets and regional festivals โ running Friday through Monday, May 22โ25. The weekend’s anchor event is Rio Rancho’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May […]
A world of culture, right in Bernalillo
By Rodd Cayton โ The Paper. โHow many of you have been to Ireland?โ Kate Padilla asked her audience Friday in Bernalillo. No hands went up, but Padilla and her group from Brightburn Academy brought a bit of the Emerald Isle to them. The group went through several numbers as part of Cultural Day at […]
Caring is Punk
By Michael Hodock, The Paper. โ Thereโs a lifesaving resource that many business owners might not think about keeping on hand in case of emergencies, and it probably saved someoneโs life at one Albuquerque establishment that operates next door to a local music shop and punk rock hotspot. โThere was this little homeless guy that […]
Placitas gallery to showcase oil paintings inspired by New Mexico and Colorado landscapes
A Placitas art gallery opens a new exhibit next month celebrating New Mexico landscapes and the stories behind them โ rendered in oil paint rather than words. Wild Hearts Gallery presents Joan Fenicle: In the Spirit of Haiku from June 2โ28, with an artist reception Saturday, June 13 from 1โ3 p.m. at the gallery at […]
Get Out! Our editor’s picks of the best things to do in ABQ this weekend
Progress Now: Pints and Perrier (Thursday 14, Community) If you’re one of those types of people who’s all fired up about early voting in the primary election, you’re gonna wanna be down at JUNO brewery + cafe + art (1501 First St. NW) for Progress Now: Pints and Perrier on Thursday, May 14 from 6 […]
Bargains, books and blooms: Your Weekend Guide for May 15-17
Rio Rancho residents looking for weekend plans in and around the City of Vision this weekend can expect a heavy dose of outdoor markets, community fundraisers and historical showcases. From the return of the Corrales Garden Tour to a massive community yard sale in Rio Rancho, here is your guide to whatโs happening in and […]




