Festival: Harvest Festival
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UNM Areasports
12:00 am Isotopes Park Tickets

world music
8:00 pm Tablao Flamenco Albuquerque at Hotel Albuquerque Tickets

Free Event at Casa San Ysidro
The Lobo Sports Vault pulls the full Saturday NCAA slate across multiple screens, with every New Mexico Lobos game getting the big screen when the room is available for it....
The New Mexico Music Hall of Fame is putting on a four-hour concert at the Route 66 Visitor Center, which means the lineup will skew toward artists with genuine roots...
New Mexico United brings Sacramento Republic FC to Isotopes Park for a USL Championship regular-season match on a Saturday evening in late September. The sightlines at this park are genuinely...
JMSN is a Detroit-rooted R&B singer and producer who writes, records, and releases everything himself, which gives his live sets a rawness that polished label acts rarely manage. Sister is...
Wickedly Cunning and Lunatyk Arts are staging a Halloween-season high tea at Painted Lady Bed & Brew, which means expect theatrical weirdness layered over the scones-and-small-plates format rather than a...
Ken 52 Pick-Up is a late-night DJ set at El Rey, running from 8 PM deep into the early morning on a Saturday night into Sunday. El Rey's main room...
A live concert production built around the songs of the 1960s, staged at Popejoy Hall on the UNM campus. Popejoy is a proper listening room with real acoustics and actual seats, which makes it a different animal than the bar stages where this kind of tribute usually lands. Tickets are through Ticketmaster, so buy direct...
Calle 66 plays live salsa at Marble Brewery's Downtown location, one of the more spacious rooms on the corridor with enough floor space to actually move. The bar setup means you can grab a pint and watch from the edges if you need a few songs before committing to the floor. A ticket link exists,...
A seated flamenco show in the tablao format, meaning performers work close to the audience in a room built for this kind of intensity rather than a concert stage. Hotel Albuquerque's venue on Central gives it a weightier setting than most flamenco pop-ups in town, and the tablao structure tends to produce the kind of...