I went to Taj in there Theatre, a nice venue. I've also enjoyed the library and went to get seeds…read morefrom there. I'll definitely be back.

This is a wonderful community center with a great library and art gallery. The gallery is often…read morechanging with different exhibits throughout the year. There is also a theater for plays/performances with a large audience area. I believe there is also a multipurpose room for classes and other community events. This is really a great asset for the community of Albuquerque!

The teachers are excellent. I have a college degree in dance and always learn something from Miss…read moreCorey, Miss Cecelia or Miss Sarah. They truly understand how to make movement work in our bodies without pushing or straining. In their classes, we don't just move -- we dance!

My daughter has been a part of BRT 2 years. She started in Pre-Ballet and has since moved up two…read morelevels. This mom doesn't know all the proper lingo. We picked BRT due to the positive reviews, class times, and location. During our 2 plus years at this theatre my daughter has participated in multiple winter shows at the theatre and two recitals at KIMO theater. This year my daughter added Modern Dance and loves it as much as her ballet class. I'd recommend this theater to anyone young or old.

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.

The Improv show was very funny and entertaining. A great weekend date spot and very affordable…read more Highly recommend supporting this local arts theatre!

Five years ago, I penned a four star review of a Quarantine production that took place in a corn…read morefield. This year I'm updating with another four star salute and I'll try to keep spoilers to a minimum. If you're on the fence about buying a ticket, forget my rating, read this description and ask yourself if the play (not a traditional haunted house) sounds like your cuppa blood, er, tea. If you're familiar with Quarantine's previous work, you know they've tackled some scary scenarios, from aliens to a zombie apocalypse, in performances that break the fourth wall and ask the audience to actively participate in the slaughter. It's great fun, somewhat freaky, super immersive. In 2019's "Fantasmagoria" (great title, yo), they've perhaps regressed and lept forward; the fourth wall has re-erected -- there's no audience interaction, here -- and the theatrical performance has been enhanced. Now playing in a fully furnished Victorian home (amazingly, in a warehouse on a dark street in a spooky area of the city), the set is impressive, the storyline more involved than ever, acting is sharp and intense, you're going to see a play that literally moves. A format all the rage in larger cities, "Fantasmagoria" splits the audience into groups who follow various characters about the house, witnessing scenes that build the dramatic tension that ultimately leads to the bloodletting. Some of it works, some feels like filler, but you're never wandering far from the central narrative. If you're into this kinda thing, they offer a fun, inexpensive way to return and get an entirely new tour of the carnage. I keep dropping in bloody metaphors, but really, this is a very tame show -- no jump scares, I'd let my 9 year-old do it, if she asked. Ultimately, I was impressed with the commitment to the material, particularly by a few notable performers, and I consider this show a terrific way to welcome the Halloween tradition of great haunted houses back for another season. Now, where are the chainsaws and zombies, already?

This years Quarantine ABQ Harvest Ball well I'll just say someone dropped the ball. Deflated the…read moreball. It was from start to finish hard to follow. So much chaos. If you're expecting to be scared like we were save your money. This isn't at all like the other two haunt's we've been to. The zombie apocalypse in the corn fields was so good. And the one at the state fair grounds was also great. This not so much. Different rooms had conversations going on that you couldn't follow then one character would end up killing the other. The janitor was a crazy dude. Hopefully next year we go and get our money's worth.

What an amazing group of young people. They helped us ring in the New Year with an exceptional…read moreperformance for our grand re-opening. Their dedication to preserving their culture is beyond admirable. Gratitude on our part is an understatement!

Not only is this dance troupe the longest-running of its kind in Albuquerque, they're a sight to…read morebehold. The photos on this page stem from the event I hired them to perform at; you can see they're vibrant, in-your-face in a fun way, but also withdrawn and genuinely curious -- I don't think it's describable, what these young men and women do. They are generally young people, with endless energy, and after employing them for a New Year celebration this year, I'm thinking I'd like to make this an annual tradition. While I got lucky and booked them just one day before the Chinese Year of the Rat, you can book them for any engagement. Obviously you'll want to give them room to circle and twirl, I was pretty amazed they managed to create such a spectacle in a smallish venue, no injuries reported. Oh, and I hire a lot of performers, bands, the like, I thought the cost of the performance (about 20-25 minutes) was a bargain. Hire these people.

I'd rather pick-up dog waste rather than waste my time there. It's as bad as it gets…read more "Entertaiment" - NOT. Take rotten vegetables to throw.

Have always found Productions at Q Staff enlightning and inspiring…read more Agreat space and tickets are always priced reasonably!

Such a fun event / neat idea. My aunts, cousins, and I did the "Baby it's cold" outside session at…read moreChama River Brewing Company (yes, if you wanted wine it was extra but still). We were supposed to draw a red bird surrounded by a snowy background. The neat thing was that you could go as fast or as slow as you wanted, follow the instructor or slightly create your own masterpiece, and no one picture came out the same way (hey, I'm not artist but I was really concentrating). We loved it and would definitely go back (I hear there's a rainbow galactic space unicorn?? Whaaa?!)

Attended an event last night at O'Niell's Nob Hill. Meet up with a few friends to paint the Rainbow…read moreGalactic Space Unicorn. Yup. When I arrived, the room was already set up with work stations. We picked our places up in the front. The class alternates between instruction for each step and periods of music where you just create. It was easy enough to follow, and it was fun to put my own spin on the design. Loved it and would do again!

This is our most favorite track to stop on the way to grands. The staff, facilities are by far on…read morethe top of the list. Thank you for all you do

My daughter started riding at a park up in the North Valley and really loved it. I saw a flyer for…read moreDuke City BMX there and decided to reach out right away. It was December and the track was on break. However, a very kind lady named Adriana responded the same day. She was very kind and welcoming. She let me know when they would be starting back up and how to get involved. I was very intimidated as I don't know anything about BMX. She was so kind and welcoming. I am so thankful. We showed up on the first day of gate practice and Adriana set us up with a free day pass. She then directed us towards where we could get loaner gear. We were loaned a bike, helmet, and jersey for our 6-year-old daughter. She rode the course at least 10 times and got a bit of a feel for the gate process. She loved it. We went again today for her first race. Multiple people were so kind to my daughter who is very clearly a novice and Adriana helped us on how to understand the Moto sheets and such. We look forward to the season progressing and Novice training starting. I will highly recommend Duke City to anyone. Can't wait to see what the season brings.