Tag: things to do albuquerque

‘Anything could happen’: Paula Poundstone to bring sharp, unpredictable humor to NHCC

Masters of their craft: Four New Mexico artist collectives join forces for 28th annual MasterWorks show

Poetry takes flight: Third annual Chicharra Poetry Slam Festival bigger than ever

Reclaiming their roots: ‘Women of Americana’ brings the songs of iconic women artists to Popejoy

Going against the tide: Two unconventional women find friendship, hope during decades of confinement in ‘Airswimming’

‘The anti-Dylan’: Guitar legend Tinsley Ellis on his blues-rock background and acoustic shift ahead of Santa Fe and ABQ tour dates

Guttural grace: Tuvan throat singers Alash discuss their rural roots and global influences ahead of Fusion concert

A show that sparkles: Albuquerque Little Theatre presents glitzy Cole Porter musical ‘Anything Goes’

Mission accomplished: Local actor performs in Tony-winning musical ‘The Book of Mormon’ at Popejoy

A laughing matter: ABQ Funny Fiesta 2026 highlights homegrown talent, including headlining comic Marc Maron

Sonic portraits: From sax solos to a whip crack, NMPhil’s ‘Pictures at an Exhibition,’ an eclectic concert inspired by art

A 21st century twist: Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Mikado’ gets reimagined by Albuquerque native

For connoisseurs of blue chickens

Italian postwar ceramic show in Old Town, compact but insightful

Big emotions and sound ... but no elephants

Opera Southwest’s ‘Aida’ offers an ‘intimate’ experience of the Verdi classic

A ‘Joy’ ride: Three Dog Night’s Danny Hutton reflects on his ‘very lucky’ life ahead of Kiva Auditorium performance

A forgotten superstar

West End Productions’ ‘Red Velvet’ tells the story of a trailblazing Black actor

Three exhibitions to see this week

Herman Maril at LewAllen Galleries, ‘The Armor We Wear’ at 516 Arts and Ansel Adams and Paul Caponigro at Obscura Gallery

Heart and hope: Grammy-winning folk musician Patty Griffin to play Albuquerque, Santa Fe

Lies and consequences: ‘The Children’s Hour’ at Albuquerque Little Theatre, a 1930s parable for a post-truth world

Good times never seemed so good: Star of Neil Diamond musical, Heidi Kettenring, discusses dual roles ahead of Popejoy performance

‘Sing-A-Long Broadway’ at Popejoy puts the audience center-stage

Ever dreamed of belting show tunes on a real stage?