I've hit up The Box a couple of nights to watch their improve group. Hilarity every time! No…read moreseriously, I know we say we LOL but do you really? Come here and you will ALOL (actually laugh out loud), I promise. Our latest trek out to The Box had a special guest appearing with the troop, Mr. Bob Odenkirk. Saul Goodman to those of you who only know him by his character name. This guy is funny! He could have easily overpowered the group but each and every member of that troop is so strong and incredibly talented that it was a great blend! They have a cute little concessions corner too. Trust me check out their improve group, you will not be disapointed!

Not sure what to do on a Friday/Saturday night? Have people visiting from out of town? Then I…read morehighly recommend considering The Box for a night out. Girls night, date night, family night - whatever you chose your poison to be - the Box should be included. It was a great experience and my face was hurting from laughing so much. The performers are very talented and quick on their feet. Definitely recommend this as an ABQ experience.

Kimo, how do I love thee? For your bizarre glowing eyed skeletons, and your red velvet drapes. And…read moreis it haunted? Hmmmm. We may never know. Gem of downtown Albuquerque, the Kimo theatre is home to Burlesque, live theater, comedy shows, and the silver screen. Yes. All of these things. I love when they do film festivals. Nights upon nights of old film noir and classics. And every February, Southwest Burlesque makes me want to quit my job and become a dancer. The Nutcracker every December. Ah, the memories. Literally, my only complaint is the seating. It's very old school. Which is fine, but those comfy new-fangled seats in the new theaters have me (and my tush) spoiled. Hint - restrooms are on the sides down a hallway that doesn't seem like it belongs to the building.

The Kimo is a gem in the Albuquerque area! Tonight we attended the Kimo's 90th anniversary…read morecelebration and it was simply magical. Mayor Berry had a real silver screen installed as well as new carpet to compliment the well preserved vintage space. The Kimo is a destination for all lovers of the arts. It is host to book readings, poetry, and movie showings. For tonight's event, we were treated to Buster Keaton's "The General" with the Alloy Orchestra playing the score live for just $0.50 per ticket with free water, popcorn, and cake. (Concessions typically not included in movie ticket pricing.) The movie was outstanding and the Alloy Orchestra was a once in a lifetime experience. The Kimo has so many of these incredible events that people need to know more about. I know our family will be attending more of them!

I attended a show for the first time here. I had heard of the theater growing up but had never…read moreattended anything. The show I saw was well done with some interesting staging ideas but good. The theater itself is nice and as it is small doesn't seem to have a bad seat. I will probably keep an eye out for other shows.

This is a cute little theatre - the show was great and the talent was well done.... Not a bad…read moreseat in the house.

What an awesome venue run by fantastic people I love this place and will be back frequentlyread more

Fascinating and unique art & theatre space. Whatever the original purpose was for this space the…read morebuilding angels planned on it being here for the duration. Built with good bones. Gorgeous floors. Excellent wall space for art. An ample stage for music & live theatre. Great central location. I'm sure there is something that some grumbly grizzly person will complain about, but not me. I love this venue.

Great! Amazing dancers, singers and environment. You can feel the energy!…read moreCocktails were abundant as well.

Isobel put it beautifully in her review!! Thank you! This…read moreplace, I swear, just like most of Albuquerque is going to craptown! I just now wanted to make reservations for Saturday, March 1st 2025. Well their website says Saturday is March 2nd?!? I called to inform them about an error and the snotty woman made it sound like I'm the one who's wrong, by being on the wrong website?! Then she says there's more than one Tablao Flamenco in Albuquerque... total f'n B.S.!!!!! Get your head outta your ass & be better especially for the dumbass prices & terrible food & horrible service. I've been going there since it opened & it's been going downhill every time I go. Have some pride & integrity for fk sake you morons! I'm telling as many people I can to boycott this place until they straighten up! Good luck in your future....lazy jerks!!!

Congratulations to the Indian Pueblo cultural center, and they're opening of the new exhibit…read more"Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery" It is more than an art experience-- grounded in Clay has a meaningful connection to culture, history, and living tradition. What makes this exhibit especially powerful is its voice. Rather than being interpreted solely through a traditional museum lens, Grounded in Clay is curated by members of the Pueblo Pottery Collective--artists and cultural stewards who bring firsthand perspective and storytelling to each piece. That authenticity comes through in a way that is both educational and deeply personal. You have time, it will be here for a little bit, but don't wait too long because you want to share the experience with others

A joyous stop into the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. We…read morewere in town the other week for the holidays. There were many different holiday celebrations going on. One that we had heard a few times about was the gingerbread contest at the cultural center. We had been here briefly a couple years ago and had vowed to come back, so this seemed like an excellent reason. We arrived in the mornign and there were plenty of people there lready. The front had the contest. There were dozens of gingerbread creations. A fella there gave us a clipboard so we could all judge and pick our favorites from different categories. After we spent time appreciating the artistic creations, we went ahead and checked out the center as well There were plenty of rooms with artifacts, video displays, and historical breakdowns of the many Pueblos around New Mexico. We learned a lot that day. I'm proud of my family, being inquisitive and appreciating the many people of the New Mexico tribes that day. It's a fun museum to pop into.

Our experiences at Chatter Sunday have been over the moon which…read morebrings us back often. The remarkably skilled musicians, variety of music chosen, poetry read by the poets themselves and the amazing & happy volunteers plus the coffees, teas, and fresh baked goods set up for our choosing, all make for a memorable Sunday morning marked with a period of Silence honored on each occasion, always leave us warmly challenged and supported for another week with the rest of the world. Our gratitude knows no bounds! And the modest charge for all this is generously appreciated by all of us. Mike & Blanche

Chatter always offers superior performances in a casual environment. Each Sunday t to hey provide…read morebeautiful music, thought provoking poets, and a friendly crowd.

We had a great time on our Ghost Tour of Old Town Albuquerque! MARY was a fantastic, informative…read moreand fun guide! Great job MARY and THANK YOU!!

Emily and Andy were amazing tour guides. Super informative and enthusiastic. They did great with…read moretelling the stories and providing comedic relief. Also stayed very professional even with distractions. 10/10 would recommend these two.

One of my favorite places for tacos, burgers! Awesome place to watch a game on TV. Nick the…read morebartender is great.

Very nice ambiance but not so good food. The bowl was gigantic but all the ingredients were not…read morejust blending together.