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Golf: NM Men’s Golf Wins NB3 Matchplay Title; Max Chan Named CUSA Golfer of the Week
New Mexico State’s men’s golf team captured its second NB3 Matchplay championship in three years last week, and junior Max Chan has earned Conference USA Men’s Golfer of the Week honors after going undefeated in the tournament. The Aggies competed against New Mexico, Houston and NC State...
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Origami-inspired sculptures on display at ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden has welcomed a series of metal sculptures inspired by origami and created by local artists. The exhibition is titled “Origami in the Garden” and will be on view starting Thursday through March 28, 2027. The pieces were created by Santa Fe artists Jennifer and Kevin Box and […]
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Shelf improvement: Esther Bone library would close for four months under $1M makeover
Bookworms who haunt Esther Bone Memorial Library could need a new hangout this winter. Rio Rancho plans to close the Pinetree Road library from January to May 2027 for its first major makeover in nearly 20 years. The Governing Body votes Thursday on the contract to make it happen. Councilors...
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Santa Fe Desert Chorale To Host 2026 Winter Festival Dec. 12-22
SANTA FE – The Santa Fe Desert Chorale (the Desert Chorale) announces programming for its 2026 Winter Festival (Dec. 12-22), led by Artistic Director Joshua Habermann. One of the longest-running professional music organizations in New Mexico, the Desert Chorale welcomes back its vocal artists to Santa Fe and Albuquerque for its annual holiday program, Carols & Lullabies: A Winter’s Glow, celebrating the hope and magic of the holidays.
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Your weekend lineup: Stand-up comedy, All Hallows Fest, and the Balloon Fiesta’s final send-off
The Balloon Fiesta enters its final stretch this weekend as Rio Rancho and Sandoval County serve up a proper fall weekend — pumpkins, stained glass, fire extinguisher demos, a live turkey and a comedian who played Sabrina’s aunt for nine seasons. Friday: The Fiesta continues and Hilda Spellman...
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Eye of the Sandias Loop: A mural watching over the city; Enchanted Trails
On this episode of Enchanted Trails, Grant Tosterud hikes to a unique landmark in the Sandia Mountains, the Eye of the Sandias. The steep climb leads to a large painted eye on a rock high above Albuquerque, a landmark that has been part of the mountain for decades. The hike also comes with impressive views […]
Daily Lobo
PHOTO STORY: ‘Hardcore Battle of the Bands’ showcases emerging local metal talent
It was a headbanger’s dream at the Hardcore Battle of the Bands on Friday, Sept. 25, as a new generation of local rock and heavy metal groups duked it out at Warehouse 505, who was also an organizer of the event along with X Studio, Vault Studio and Bloom Records. Warehouse 505 is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Albuquerque’s youth of all walks of life through arts, music, education and career readiness, according to the group’s website.
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Nation’s top artists come together in Albuquerque for Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festival
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – 200 of the nation’s top artists were in Albuquerque this weekend for the 36th Annual Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festival. Artists from all over the country were at the Sandia Resort and Casino selling contemporary and classical fine arts, jewelry and more. And while guests browsed the art they were able to enjoy live music, a lush golf course, festival foods and see the artists at work.
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Exhorder to miss tonight's show in Albuquerque, NM due to trailer repair issues
Exhorder is scheduled to appear at the Launchpad in Albuquerque, NM as part of their headlining run with No/Mas, Phantom and Intoxicated. The New Orleans, LA thrash/groove metal outfit ran into trailer issues needing to be repaired. Unfortunately as of midday today, October 5th, the band reported the issue was...
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How A Food Network Feature PUT This Central Avenue Route 66 Diner On The Map In Albuquerque, NM
Chef and owner Juan Sanchez set up his griddles along historic Route 66 to prove that classic roadside diners don’t need to depend on frozen premade shortcuts. Located at 2056 Central Avenue SW near Old Town, Sanchez turned Central Grill and Coffee House into a national road-trip destination after Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives spotlighted his kitchen for scratch-cured corned beef hash, decadent Bananas Foster French toast, and green-chile-smothered breakfast burritos.
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Look Back at These 7 Lost New Mexico Street Corner Sights and See What You Still Remember
New Mexico’s older city photographs contain buildings that can no longer serve as landmarks. A hotel once ended a street view, a warehouse connected commerce to the railroad, and streetcars shared an avenue now associated with other forms of travel. Familiar names sometimes survive after the original structures have gone.
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Photo Gallery: Day 3 of Balloon Fiesta brought sunshine and New Mexico pride
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Balloon Fiesta Day 3 was all smiles on Monday morning. It was New Mexico Day, and everyone showed their state pride with cheers and support for the local balloons scattered across the field. The sea of balloons enchanted the clear blue sky as the sun shined.
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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 represented 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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Photo Gallery: Day 3 of Balloon Fiesta brought sunshine and New Mexico pride
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Balloon Fiesta Day 3 was all smiles on Monday morning. It was New Mexico Day, and everyone showed their state pride with cheers and support for the local balloons scattered across the field. The sea of balloons enchanted the clear blue sky as the sun shined.
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The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center & the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
For many non-Native Americans, the continent’s indigenous people are a source of fascination, whether because of easy-to-see markers — clothing, pottery, artwork, dance styles, housing traditions and the like — or the not-so-visible features like spirituality or a history that stretches back thousands of years. The Pueblo...
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Albuquerque’s Center of the Universe
Bruce Nauman's concrete sculpture gives visitors to UNM's campus a new way to look at the Albuquerque Sky. WHILE THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE may be quotidian on the University of New Mexico’s Albuquerque campus, Bruce Nauman’s concrete walk-through sculpture has a little-known cousin, Room With My Soul Left Out, Room That Does Not Care, installed at the Hamburger Bahnhof National Gallery of Contemporary Art, in Berlin. Both works feature long concrete tunnels that intersect at a midpoint where entrants can see in all directions. But in Berlin, those views are just gallery walls. In New Mexico, looking up reveals a square of turquoise sky. “I don’t know if it’s strange in New Mexico,” says Christina Cook, a UNM graduate student studying Nauman’s work. “I think it fits well. I’m not sure how it would land in Connecticut.”