Always bound to walk in to a beautiful exhibition in this facility or maybe even a community event…read moreor talk. With such a large campus there's so much to explore and see and with friendly staff to help along the way.

A nice theatre to host performances (like the Nutcracker Ballet in the Land of Enchantment) and one…read moreof the nicer backstage areas I've been in. It's too bad about the flooding in other parts of the building. I'd like to come back (when not performing) to see more of the art and exhibits. Parking is ample, but I wish there were more dining options in the area. As it's name implies, its culture is everything. 2022 #59

Safe place for your family to enjoy the day lot of activities for the kids close to downtown if you…read morewant to get a bite to eat

Some of these reviews clearly don't know how a center works. Y'all obviously don't know that…read morealamosa out of all the centers caters to the homeless so they have to set rules in place for the program. I've been coming to their gym for many years even before Covid and I can agree things changed but the way you guys complain over the scheduling is ridiculous and probably never bothered to even ask why but instead you guys want to degrade the poor staff, the staff changes every year and sorry to those who get the attitude ones but they aren't all rude so no need to point all staff because the front desk are amazing ones. As a matter of fact I've witnessed ridiculous conversations that the staff have with the people and they act entitled and rude. Just simply go to another center and if it's really that big of a deal to you then talk to the higher ups because I can guarantee you that they are the ones that have those rules set in place. Do your research first and call ahead before leaving your 2 cents review.

Nice gym but there is a glare that comes in when playing pickle ball. The gym is new or newly…read morerenovated. The bathrooms are clean

This was just a fantastic experience. The performance was schedule to take place at their patio but…read moreAlbuquerque was hit by a much needed rain which delayed the Flamenco. The staff was very accommodating in offering us many different options like watch the performance indoors or return the next day. We were lucky to watch such great performers that night and even though it was a bit packed indoors it was a pleasure to see them give their best. A must visit when in Albuquerque.

We attended Casa Flamenca few moths ago. I took my wife there after dinner as a surprise. She loved…read moreit! We have attended other tablaos - several in the Southwest and once in Seville, Spain. Casa Flamenca in ABQ. Was among the BEST! Close to Old Town, intimate setting, tremendous music and the dance was FANTASTIC. We will make it a stop on our family reunion activities in August.

I've been to this facility for 2 years now and I can't believe how they honor Veterans of all…read morebranches. It's the ONLY facility that truly honors Veterans. They have kids there so respectful and hard working to serve those that served. Westside Community Center makes my heart smile. Thank you Westside Community Center in Albuquerque for being there for us. You are an AMAZING facility.

Here at the wrestling event having a great time. The food is good the resting is good the…read moreatmosphere is electric

The Good: This park falls just shy of five stars, it's easily one of the best in the city. The…read moreproperty provides everything an urban dweller should expect, which is unfortunately not the norm in many neighborhoods (that so bums meowt). From an architectural standpoint it actually soars, with berms and rolling hillsides flanking soccer and kickball fields, winding walking/jogging paths, plenty of benches and picnic tables, gorgeous murals, and trees shading virtually everything. Plenty of parking. Two full basketball courts. A fully fenced and manicured baseball diamond with risers for the cheering section. An enormous shaded structure just adjacent to the playground which is perfect for picnics, and a huge slab of cement and brick which would've been insanely tempting to me when I was a little skate punk. The playground structure is pretty rad, too, sort of an earth ship with ladders and lookouts, a forked twisty slide. Wood chips. The Bad: The playground is really aimed for the older set, my toddler lost interest pretty quickly. Two bucket swings, very limited radius, no big kid saddles. While it's well maintained, there's a turf war going on around here, with the Westsidaz apparently winning the spray paint battle. Oh, and Elmo tags here. Seriously. The Verdict: I've checked out a fair amount of Parks & Recreation plots, so far this place resonates the deepest for me, reminiscent of the place I grew up next to. I can feel the community here, and I'll definitely consider using it for our daughter's birthday. What a gem!

Nice park to relax and live in. Plenty of room to do drugs. Avoid taking your family here thoughread more