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NMSU Dance Program to showcase talent at national conference
Cover Photo Caption: New Mexico State University dance students Maya Rivera and Sebastian Rodriguez will join a group of fellow dance students and dance faculty at the National Dance Education Organization National Conference this week in Albuquerque. (Courtesy photo) Students from the New Mexico State University Dance Program are ready...
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New life coming to former downtown Albuquerque movie theater left vacant for years
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A prominent building in downtown Albuquerque on Central Ave. and 1st Street that used to radiate the smell of popcorn and bring in visitors looking to catch a movie sits vacant and has for years. But new plans in the works could soon bring echoes of squeaking shoes on fresh courts […]
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Arizona Looks To Gain Ground After A Very Tight Round 1 In New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Arizona finished the opening round of the William H. Tucker Invitational tied for eighth at 2-under par, just six strokes behind fifth-place. Tianyi Xiong led the Wildcats with a 2-under, 70, tying for 16th, while Jorge Sampedro shot a 1-under, 71, to tie for 26th. Dillon Dean finished with an even-par, 72, to tie for 38th, and William Wistrand carded a 1-over 73 to tie for 48th. Matej Baca shot a 2-over 74 to tie for 59th, while individual Adam Fahey also finished with a 1-over 73 to tie for 48th.
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Play Halted In Second Round At William H. Tucker Invitational
ALBUQUERQUE – Junior Norwin Gohm led Long Beach State on Friday, matching his career-best round with a six-under par 66 in the opening round as play was halted in the middle of the second due to rain. Day One Results Gohm carved up the Par 5s in the opening day, hitting two eagles in the opening round on the way to his 66 in the opening round of the day. He was +1 through 13 in the second round, holding in the Top 10 as play came to a close on Friday. Jadn Huggins also closed the day under par,...
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Thousands turn out for Oktoberfest
It was a taste of Germany Saturday as the Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Oktoberfest celebration at the Sandoval County Administration Park. Jerry Schalow, president and CEO of RRCCC, called the event a "tremendous success and wonderful celebration for our community." While official attendance numbers were not yet available, he estimated that several thousand people attended the festivities.
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New Mexico Comic Expo returns to Albuquerque with a bang and a pow
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – After a five-year break, the New Mexico Comic Expo is returning to Albuquerque with an emphasis on the people whose artwork, stories and merchandise help build comic book culture. The New Mexico Comic Expo will take place Sept. 26 and 27, bringing comic...
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In Albuquerque, These Black Artists Upturn Traditions in American Landscape
The Woods Before Sunrise gathers nine contemporary Black artists who are making their own new mythology about American landscape and their place within it. The Woods Before Sunrise: Environment and Place in New Mexico’s Black Contemporary. June 20–October 18, 2026. It’s hard to overstate the importance of the...
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UNM Art Museum showcasing two new exhibitions
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico’s Art Museum reopened this week after a year-long closure to focus on preserving the exhibit collections. During the pause, hundreds of pieces of donated art were catalogued. That artwork was so plentiful that the overflow helped to create a new museum exhibit called Abundance: New Acquisitions. The […]
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3 Questions: Leba Freed at the WHEELS Museum
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – For more than three decades, Leba Freed has worked to preserve a piece of Albuquerque history that helped shape the city itself. As president of WHEELS Museum, Freed has helped transform a preservation effort at the Albuquerque Rail Yards into a museum dedicated to telling the story of transportation and its role in New Mexico’s development. Located at the historic Santa Fe Railroad Shops in Barelas, WHEELS brings that history to life through more than 10,000 items ranging from model trains and antique automobiles to a full-size movie train car and a 58-foot glider. For Freed, though, preserving that history is also personal, rooted in her family’s connection to Albuquerque and a desire to share the city and state she loves with visitors.
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Albuquerque Twin Filmmakers’ Short Film “Quédate (Stay)” To Screen at Prestigious All American High School Film Festival
Two young filmmakers from Albuquerque will be part of a prestigious nationwide film festival after their work earned a spot in the event. Twin sisters Alissa and Anabela Vigil’s will have their animated short film, Quédate (Stay), screened at the All American High School Film Festival next month.
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South Piedra Lisa Trail showcases the best of the Sandias; Enchanted Trails
On this episode of Enchanted Trails, Grant Tosterud takes viewers to the South Piedra Lisa Trail in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains. The trail climbs into the Sandias with sweeping views of Albuquerque while winding through rocky terrain, piñon, and Ponderosa Pines. It’s a challenging climb in spots, but the changing scenery and mountain […]
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Bands of Enchantment celebrates Route 66 Centennial with live music
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Community members were enjoying music over the weekend at Bands of Enchantment. Dozens celebrated the Route 66 centennial listening to local artists. Bands of Enchantment is an Emmy-winning live music TV series. The series draws crowds to celebrate diverse musical genres from indie rock to...
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New mountain-centric mural makes its grand debut at ABQ Sunport
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — A brand new mural just made its debut at the Albuquerque International Sunport. The mural was made by New Mexican Artist JP, and it was inspired by the Sandia Mountains and traditional Korean art. The mural connects New Mexico and Korean traditions, while highlighting the cultural significance of mountain landscapes. It’s […]
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Celebrating 50 Years, One Book at a Time
Join us in celebrating the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center’s 50th anniversary through the stories, knowledge, and voices found in 50 special books from the IPCC Library collection. This curated selection features titles for readers of all ages and interests, offering meaningful ways to explore, honor, and celebrate Pueblo culture.
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The Local Hero’s Fund to hold golf tournament to help first responders across New Mexico
Serving those who serve our communities every single day. That is the mission of the non-profit “The Local Hero’s Fund,” which works to provide direct assistance to first responders and their families during times of hardship. Their mission would not be possible if it were not for the generosity of local businesses and individuals taking part in their fundraising events, including their upcoming annual Hero’s Tee Time Golf Tournament.