Everything. Coffee would be nice. Great venue and close to…read moreour neighborhood. We enjoyed supporting our local youth

First time ever at this stadium. I had no idea of it's existence until my brothers high school…read moregraduation ceremony. I was rather surprised to hear they were hosting a ceremony with covid still lingering around. When I arrived and discovered it was an outdoor stadium it made much more sense. Proud of my brother I was so excited to be apart of this chapter in his life. The walkways were very spacious and the stadium had everyone fairly spread apart. The security staff was on top of the gate making sure everyone had masks and wristbands to enter. The venue was pretty nice. I am unsure the next time I will visit but least I got to experience it with my family! So proud of my brother! Can't believe he's all grown up!

I've been coming to the harvest festival my entire life. Year and year, I experience the heart of…read moreCorrales with hay rides, amazing food and vendors! Learn about this local community with plenty of fun activities and don't forget the green chili!!!

Excellent event at a charming little town. There is a lot more in Corrales that meets the eye…read more There are cultural sites, pony rides, vendors galore, kids areas, food trucks and so much more. The event is actually very well organized, they split up the event into multiple locations, each with its own unique character. You can walk up and down the main street Corrales road to get to all the events (its open and free to everyone). There are information booths that will give you a map showing what is happening at each location (I don't want to spoil the surprise but each area has its own attractions). The only fee is a few bucks for the hayrides, there are at least 23 tractors pulling hay carts that you ride on to get from any location to any other location. The wrist strap they put on your wrist when you buy your tickets gives you free access and there are persons at every stop to help you on and off the trailer that has the hay seats you ride on. The tape they give you at the info booth is clear and gives you a clear idea of which stops yo'll find most interesting. I suggest stopping at all of them, the tractors run very often and usually only a one or two minutes wait for the next one. One of the major stops is at the Corrales Growers Market which I highly recommend. We enjoyed all the stops at the Harvest Festival then ate at the food truck stop then we shopped for the excellent veggies and other treats at the Corrales Growers Market, thats a win-win for us! There is plenty of free parking, there are people at the intersections with red flags to guide you to the nearest parking lot (there is plenty of free parking in the lots). Since the tractors are running up and down Corrales Road, much of the road is closed for this event but each section that is closed has a parking lot so its actually a very convenient event to attend. If you have never attended, I recommend you try it out and check out all the stops to see which are your favorite.

What more can you ask for from a free community event. Free concert, free shuttle busses for…read moreparking, and local vendors. We didn't come prepared as it was hot and sunny towards the late afternoon into the evening. A lot of people brought their gear to camp out a spot for the evening concert. There were a handful of food trucks and vendors, but there was room for more. I just moved to ABQ, so it's my first time here, but I could see it growing with more vendors since there is so much space. Did pickup a few things to support the locals. Looking forward to the next one.

Nothing better than a free event in ABQ! Last 3yrs. been…read moreoutstanding as the city makes improvements to the concept, tor example enlarging the beer court area so families are welcome,more things for the kids to do and always and outstanding roster of bands. This venue offers one of the best grass areas for westerly views and sunsets! Looking forward today's Heights Summerfest 2018 Photo by: COA

Summer fest is back on, 2022 finally, a little normality…read more Recommend parking at the lomas and university parking lot and ride the bus rather then spend time trying to find a parking spot. Lots of things going on. Kids jumpers even. You name it you got it here. While hot it is great to be out. Everything us free

Okay, but not impressed! I expected more concessions, art and more things for kids to do! Was okay…read morefor adults, but really not impressed! Good day to get out and walk! Nice that they had a lot of water areas!

This event was pretty amazing…read more As I walked into the Star center, I was greeted with a wonderful array of aromas and smiling faces. It was hard to keep my inner child at bay and not run around from booth to booth trying absolutely everything... but overall, it worked out just fine. Highlights: Street Food truck, Turtle Mountain Brewery, Cheesy Street and Cazuelas. Street food truck had so many delicious little entrees. My favorite had to be the tempura soft taco. So many new and savory flavors all in one mouthful. Turtle Mountain Brewery had an AMAZINGLY mouth watering bacon Mac 'N Cheese and even more wonderfully paired craft brew to boot. Cheesy Street. The name says it all. So many deliciously unique grilled cheeses smothered with all things heavenly... then complimented with a smooth and creamy tomato bisque... What more can you ask for? Oh, man... what can I say about Cazuelas... the food here was nothing short of intensely flavorful and prepared with the utmost care. Tamales, beans, rice and sopapillas all wonderfully seasoned and extremely appealing to my every tastebud. While I appreciated the attendance of the fast food chains present at this event (Little Caesars and Baskin Robbins) I made it a point to venture elsewhere to get a more authentic "Taste of Rio Rancho" ... and I must say, I was not dissatisfied. All in all, I came in hungry and left with a happy and full belly. Knowing the area a little better for future food adventures made it all the better. I look forward to what will happen next year! If you are looking for a truly well-rounded foodie experience with all the fun and social interactions of a small scale festival, then this is the right place for you. Bon Appetit!

This is a really good event. I am sooo full though. Pacing is clearly a responsible thing to do. A…read moreshout out to the Yelp team! There were some highlights for the 2015 event. Turtle Mountain Brewery gets my vote for the amazing Mac and Cheese. Spice with green chile and of course BACON! They did it right with chaffing dishes and hot boxes to ensure a good showing. A solid team working the event to make you feel that taking all three samples isn't a bad thing. Second place was the Grilled Cheese Truck. Such and easy item so impressing a crowd is hard to do. They also have a nice bread pudding that is worth a try. The Fat Squirrel also showed well. A friendly staff mixed with a shepherd's pie is a win. The melty cheese on top didn't get greasy which can be a hard task. Overall, this is a good time for families and singles alike.

The city has started food truck Friday and went with coworkers to check it out. Food was great and…read morethe prices were good. Only thing there aren't any tables near the truck which would have been nice.

A nice place to hang out or hold events downtown…read more On my visit to the convention center, this place was used for after conference space. Tents were set up in front of the stage and folks from the ABQ community used the space to showcase their culture to the visitors. Catering was made available to the conference attendees. On a usual basis, the plaza provided respite from the New Mexico sun. Families can find a fun on a covered playground. Kids (and adults) can climb, swing, and There's a splash pad and covered seating with some displays of artworks can be enjoyed. The park closes well after sundown, and a lighted basketball court keeps locals busy. The plaza sits atop a parking lot and between the DoubleTree and Clyde hotels. Other than you're a few blocks from eateries and the bars on Central Street. Although somewhat isolated, the Civic Plaza can be an easy to find place to gather and bask in the NM sun. Businesses can certainly utilize this space for their outdoor events.

Great addition to Los Lunas. The service is hit or miss. Typical teens working. Sometimes their…read morefriends take priority over customers, but I guess they are learning. I have gone to play a few times since it opened. I like the fact that I don't have to drive to Albuquerque to play! The video game selection is not great, but the kids seem to like it. The courses are great and my daughter likes the fact there are no animals taking up room in the spot. I like the animals and windmills, but each person likes and dislikes things. The fencing around the course cuts down the wind that has been bad this year. You can play and not be bothered too much by the wind. Of course even on a non-windy day the wind gusts are blamed for my bad play! Nice to have in Los Lunas!

Love the botanic garden and even more now that I am a parent…read more The train garden is a huge favorite and we can stay there for hours lol watching the trains. Heritage Farms since its upgrade has also been a huge favorite as well, especially with the animals to see. The castle and slide are also top on the list as well. Love packing a picnic lunch and hanging out for a while. Cannot recommend enough.

3*=A ok I think this…read moretike of year, there is not much to see. Mostly landscape and some plants. I can tell this would be a place to come for events and to hang out.