Arts & Culture News
Albuquerque Museum Presents O’Keeffe and Moore
An exhibition featuring iconic paintings and sculptures by Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore.
Nortesur by Luis Fitch on View at South Broadway Cultural Center
Exhibit explores the intermingling socio-economic, geopolitics, climate change, and friction between Mexico and the U.S.
Bands of Enchantment Season 3 Brings 10 Nights of Live Music to the KiMo
Local band Prism B!tch kicks off filming of the “Albuquerque Sessions.”
Digital Media Video Art Installations Premiere in International District and Downtown
City activates video screens with digital art series on September 9.
Job Opportunity at the ABQ BioPark: Custodian
The ABQ BioPark’s Maintenance team is seeking a motivated, helpful and detail-oriented team member to serve as a Custodian at the ABQ BioPark.
Registration Now Open for Stepping Stones Summit
Explora and City of Albuquerque invite you to explore Youth Development Programs.
ABQ BioPark Earns American Humane Certified™ Approval for Exceptional Animal Welfare
Independent recognition further demonstrates BioPark's proven commitment to animal wellbeing.
Public Art Urban Enhancement Announces New Podcast Series, Take Another Look
Inaugural podcast episode releases August 9.
ABQ BioPark Now Halfway Through GRT Funding Period
Report details major projects completed and in progress
Historic Route 66 Sign Restoration Program is a “Sign” of a Comeback
Property owners along Route 66 encouraged to apply for restoration funding from City Department of Arts & Culture and Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Partnership.
Family Picnic Night at the Botanic Garden Promises a Memorable Evening with Nature and Live Music
Tickets are now on sale now for the August 11 event.
Albuquerque Museum Announces News for the People: Local Journalism in the 1970s
An exhibition analyzing how journalism informs and protects democracy.
Join the Ernie Pyle and Special Collections Libraries for a Momentous Celebration on National Ernie Pyle Day
Pulitzer Prize-winning author left a lasting impact on American journalism.
Locals Only! Westside Summerfest to Feature Popular Bands in the Area on August 5
Free family friendly event includes music, an artisan market, free activities for kids, and more.
ABQ BioPark releases three Rio Grande cooters near Carlsbad, New Mexico
A collaborative conservation effort led to the planned release of the turtles hatched at the BioPark Zoo.
City Welcomes Public to Open Air Gallery on Civic Plaza
Organized by the Department of Arts & Culture, the gallery features 13 Indigenous comic book artists from around the world.
Application Deadline Approaching: City Announces Continuation of Resiliency Residency
Artists to benefit from new round of program developed by City’s Urban Enhancement Trust Fund.
Discover the Magic of Science and Art at the Balloon Museum’s Free S.T.E.A.M. Night with Circo Globo
Family friendly event is free on July 22.
Outta Sight Exhibition Featuring Street Artists Opens at South Broadway Cultural Center
Exhibition and reception on July 20 is free and open to the public.
Albuquerque Museum Seeks Museum Guides
Volunteer program provides valuable connection between museum visitors and its collection.
Route 66 Summerfest to Feature Headliners QUITAPENAS
Free family friendly event includes multiple stages full of local bands.
City Announces Continuation of Resiliency Residency
Artists to benefit from new round of program developed by City’s Urban Enhancement Trust Fund.
Albuquerque Museum Presents Dictators and the Disappeared: Democracy Lost and Restored
An exhibition exploring the response to political unrest in Latin America.
Lindsay Ell Headlines Family Friendly Freedom 4th
Free event features the state's brightest fireworks show, food & drink, local performers, and more.
2023 Mayor’s Creative Youth Corps Announced
Local youth to spend six-weeks exploring arts-based leadership opportunities
City Dedicates “Vision Zero” Mural at Expo New Mexico
Andrew Fearnside’s new community mural encourages cautious driving .
FAQ: Tuberculosis in Elephants
Albert, an Asian elephant, recently tested positive for tuberculosis (TB). The BioPark’s animal care staff caught it early, and Albert’s prognosis is good. This FAQ may help answer any questions you may have. We will update this page as Albert continues in his treatment.
Albert, Asian elephant at the ABQ BioPark, tests positive for tuberculosis
Early detection key to identifying disease before Albert showed any symptoms; prognosis is good for full recovery
Bestiary Collective Opens "Animals, Lost Stories" Exhibit at South Broadway Cultural Center
Exhibit on view June 8 - July 7.
2023 Creative Bravos Awards Recipients Announced
Nine awardees join a three decades long list of locals elevating the creative community.