ABQ RIDE kicks off the 26th Annual Festival Flamenco with a gala performance in Downtown Albuquerque. Please join us on Friday, May 24, 2013 for three separate performances in the Fountain Area at the Alvarado Transportation Center. Friday, May 24, 201312:00 to 1:00 pm2:00 to 3:00 pm4:30 to 5:30 pmSee More

Come down the Downtown Growers' Market to get your fix of fresh, local food and music every Saturday during the summer season.  This is a fun, free and family-friendly event--join us!See More

Join the NM Museum of Natural History &Science and the Sandia Mountain Natural History Center for BioBlitz 2013.  BioBlitz is like a scavenger hunt—our goal is to find as many living organisms as we can in 24-hours.  Come and join scientific experts as we look for mammals, insects, birds, reptiles, wildflowers, trees, fungi, and more!BioBlitz is FREE. All ages welcome.Information: www.nmnaturalhistory.org/smnhc or 505-281-5259Find us on…See More

The Downtown Growers' Market final Spring Market happeningn this Saturday, May 11th 10am-3pm on 1st & Gold Ave.  There will be fresh produce, plants, eggs, pies, breads, chocolate, tortillas, arts & unique creations galore!  Stop by and check it out!  Train Day is also happening next door- so double the reason to come Downtown!Regular season Growers' Market is starting in Robinson Park on Saturday, May 18th! 7am-noon!  We look forward to seeing you at Market!See More

Come and examine a different approach to trail cooking. Marty Peterson will focus on utensil free and novelty outdoor cooking techniques that are ideal for mountain excursions to backyard sleepovers.  Mr. Peterson will cook in paper bags, foil, on sticks and rocks. Part of the Bernalillo County Open Space Program’s ‘East Mountain Interpretative Series.’  Bernalillo County Open Space is working with local partners to offer this interpretive series. Participants will go on a tour of Open Space…See More

Rio Rancho Art Association Information Booth with Featured Artist(s). May 4th Opening Weekend at Idalia Road Marketplace. Info: www.rraausa.org Admission: FREE.See More

For years, David Bromberg earned a living as a New York studio musician, playing in sessions with a Who’s Who of folk and rock and roll greats, including Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson. His own albums, including "Demon in Disguise" and "How Late'll Ya Play ’Til," grabbed him a major audience, and his live performances won him fans for life. His original songs are clever, funny, and often profound, and the depth of his knowledge of traditional folk and blues is staggering.See More

Wildly literate, utterly slackerly, impossibly romantic, absolutely a slave to the music, Hayes Carll is completely committed to the truth and unafraid to skewer pomposity, hypocrisy and small-minded thinking. Carll’s banged-up take on classic country is honed by the road – sometimes as a man and guitar, sometimes with his scrappy band, but always taking in the vistas and humanity before him. Warren Hood & the Goods will open the show.See More

Join 516 ARTS and guest curator Lea Anderson in welcoming visiting San Francisco-based artist Melissa Gwyn to Albuquerque for a unique presentation and talk at CNM's Smith-Brasher Hall. Gwyn will give a presentation on her decades long painterly preoccupation with surface, illusion, rupture and revelation. In paintings that are non-representational and realistic, kitschy and substantial, Gwyn's work rests between the idiosyncratic and the political.This presentation is in conjunction with the…See More