Arrested Development is coming to town, which in itself is big music news. If you want to be transported instantly to Albuquerque in 1992, there isn’t a
Charlie Kirk, founder of the conservative youth activist organization Turning Point USA, was shot and killed during a speaking event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. Kirk, 31, was struck by a single gunshot fired on campus shortly after noon while serving as a visiting speaker, the university said. He was immediately evacuated by his […]
New Mexico Piñon Coffee is a staple for pre-dawn visitors to Albuquerque’s Balloon Fiesta but caffeine heads planning to grab a coffee treat on the field should prepare to pay a little more thanks to President Donald Trumps tariffs. The local coffee roaster, in business since 1994, announced this week that ” with the new […]
12 Step Rebels have scared, shook up and maybe even seduced their way into the hearts and undead souls of Albuquerque music fans for decades. This weekend
Albuquerque city councilors approved three Gateway Center contracts Tuesday, Sept. 3. The vote reflects a growing reality: Albuquerque has become New
Ryan Painter has sung, played rhythm guitar and sometimes electric lead guitar with his band Ryan and the Resistors since 2016. He wasn’t always pure
What started as a regulatory snag for one of Albuquerque’s top breweries has turned into a first-of-its-kind partnership in New Mexico’s craft beer scene.
at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park
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The NHCC Fall Film Series features Hispanic filmmakers that preserve our stories, promote our experiences and advance the vast cultural identity of our gente. This film series kicks off with Las Tres Sisters (2025) on Thursday, Sept. 11.Following in the footsteps of their beloved grandmother, three Mexican-American sisters take an adventure through Mexico to complete a traditional pilgrimage and repair their relationship (IMDB).Las Tres Sisters has received recognition for its story and impact, specifically within the Latino film community. It has been nominated for Best Picture at the Mexican Film and Television Awards and was awarded a LALIFF Works In Progress award from the Latino Film Institute.
Max McNownw/ Special Guest Austin MackayForever Aint Long Enough TourThis is an all-ages event.
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