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Longtime owner of Sadie’s of New Mexico remembered by loved ones
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A longtime fixture in the New Mexico restaurant industry has died. After running and growing the iconic Sadie’s of New Mexico for decades, Betty Jo Stafford passed away. But she leaves behind a legacy set to last for generations. Its classic New Mexican foods...
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This New Mexico Restaurant Brings a Taste of Ireland to the Southwest
The Land of Enchantment is known for many epic and wonderful things. From natural wonders like White Sands to UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Taos Pueblo, there’s no shortage of places to explore. And then there’s the food. Wherever you turn, there’s an eatery offering local New Mexican cuisine. But if you're craving something different-something […]
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Holi Festival of Colors held at North Domingo Baca Park
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Sunday morning, the Hindu Temple Society of New Mexico hosted its annual Festival of Colors in honor of the Hindu holiday, Holi. People gathered at North Domingo Baca Park to connect with the community and bring in new beginnings. Traditionally, it’s celebrated over the course...
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Albuquerque Funny Fiesta set to return with new events
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Holi Festival of Colors held at North Domingo Baca Park
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Sunday morning, the Hindu Temple Society of New Mexico hosted its annual Festival of Colors in honor of the Hindu holiday, Holi. People gathered at North Domingo Baca Park to connect with the community and bring in new beginnings. Traditionally, it’s celebrated over the course of two days and welcomes the arrival […]
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Fiery Foods Heats Back Up
Every spring, Albuquerque willingly sets its taste buds on fire. Inside the halls of Sandia Resort & Casino, rows of tables overflow with hot sauces in every shade of red and orange, jars of chile jams, spice blends, barbecue rubs and fiery sweets. Near the entrance, a towering skeleton greets attendees. Down another aisle, someone dares a friend to try something labeled “extreme,” while vendors explain the difference between warmth and true heat.
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Placitas gallery opens ‘Have a Seat’ oil painting exhibition
Wild Hearts Gallery will open a new solo exhibition of oil paintings by Colleen Z. Gregoire on Feb. 29, inviting visitors to explore the landscapes and quiet corners of New Mexico through the lens of outdoor seating. The show, titled Have a Seat, features a series of oil paintings depicting...
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Get Out! (Feb. 26-March 11)
Opera Southwest: Aida (Wed. 25, Performance) Opera Southwest mounts “the grandest of grand operas” with a staging of Giuseppe Verdi’s old Egypt-set masterpiece Aida. Michelle Johnson (2023’s Turandot 2023 and 2019’s Lohengrin) returns in the title role, alongside Olivia Vote (2025’s Verdi’s Requiem and 2018’s Norma) as Amneris. You can catch it Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, March 1 at 2 p.m. All performances take place at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth St. SW). Tickets run $49 to $109, available at my.nmculture.org/events/48262,48693.
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Robert Plant’s 2026 Saving Grace Tour Adds Rockabilly Star Rosie Flores
Rosie Flores will perform with Robert Plant's 2026 Saving Grace tour as a guest for 16 dates this spring. The guitarist hit the road with the Led Zeppelin vocalist last November as an opener. The spring leg kicks off March 14 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and ends on April 7...
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The Week Ahead in Beer: Calavida Cantina adds new offsite location
The last time we talked to co-owner/brewer Martin Ulloa at Calavida Cantina, he mentioned that he had some new ideas/projects, including an off-site location. He promised it would be rather unique and not a heavy-lifting operation, which seemed smart since at the time he was still getting his full-sized brewhouse up and running at the old Boxing Bear building on Alameda. Well, that project is happening as Calavida Cantina announced this week that their newest location will be at the Kraemer Fields on the opposite side of Albuquerque. The soccer complex is located east of Broadway at 2811 Karsten Ct SE. Quarter Celtic had operated the small taproom space in the past, but bowed out after a year. Now, Calavida Cantina will take a shot at the space, opening this Sunday at 11 a.m. Beer and cocktails will be available. We will meet up with Ulloa and his team soon for our Look Back/Look Ahead Series (we wanted to give him a little time to get those beers churning on the now-operational brewhouse) and chat more about this space and what else is coming down the pipeline. Until then, may those delicious drinks take away some of the pain one incurs playing the beautiful game, especially for anyone over 40.
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Over 300 art pieces grace the walls of New Mexico Cancer Center
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — Calming, soothing, meditative, and healing. That’s what the New Mexico Cancer Center is aiming for with its upcoming art exhibit. “It takes your mind off things, to give us something beautiful to look at, and to sort of calm down. Imagine you have your very first appointment and you’re seeing somebody because […]
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Robert Plant’s 2026 Saving Grace Tour Adds Rockabilly Star Rosie Flores
Rosie Flores will perform with Robert Plant's 2026 Saving Grace tour as a guest for 16 dates this spring. The guitarist hit the road with the Led Zeppelin vocalist last November as an opener. The spring leg kicks off March 14 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and ends on April 7...
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New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science to reopen in early April
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — A prominent Albuquerque museum has been closed for renovations since August. That closure is now expected to come to an end in early April. On Wednesday, the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs announced that the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science is slated to reopen on Saturday, April 4. […]
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Earth Day Festival offers free tickets by reservation in March
ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexicans ready to lower their utility bills and take control of their energy future can do both at the Third Annual Earth Day Festival, happening Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Balloon Fiesta Park. This year’s theme — Our Power, Our Planet — is more than a slogan. It’s a call to action.