Events on Central

New Mexico United closes out August against San Antonio FC, one of the more competitive western conference sides in the USL Championship. Isotopes Park plays surprisingly well for soccer, the...

The Isotopes host Tacoma in a late-season Pacific Coast League game at one of the better mid-level ballparks in the country, a place where the sight lines are good from...

San Antonio punk trio FEA brings their bilingual, Latinx-rooted hardcore to Insideout alongside Albuquerque locals All Thicc and Fit To Burn. Insideout runs small and close, which for a band...

Four touring acts, Good Terms, Stateside, Savings, and Right On Kid, stack up on the Launchpad stage for a late-night show that runs into the early hours of September 2nd....

The Isotopes take on the Tacoma Rainiers in a late-summer Pacific Coast League matchup at the ballpark that sits right on Central, close enough to walk from a dozen bars. Isotopes Park punches well above its Triple-A weight in terms of sightlines and atmosphere, and the upper deck along the third-base line has a view...

Triple-A ball on a September Thursday evening, with the Isotopes hosting Tacoma in what is typically one of the more comfortable stretches of the Albuquerque baseball calendar, once the worst of the summer heat has backed off. Isotopes Park sits right on the Central corridor and the parking situation is manageable if you arrive a...

A fundraiser night at Painted Lady Bed & Brew, with proceeds going to Pink Warrior House, the Albuquerque nonprofit that provides housing and support for women undergoing cancer treatment. Painted Lady runs small and fills fast on event nights, so buying the ticket in advance rather than assuming walk-in is the right call here. The...

Six local acts share the Launchpad stage in what amounts to a cross-section of the current Albuquerque underground, capped by DJ Meowstas to carry the room into the late hours. Launchpad runs tight sets on multi-bill nights, so arriving early actually matters here if you care about catching the openers with sound that is dialed...

The 20th Annual New Mexico Jazz Festival steps outside its usual performance format for a film day at the Guild, pairing the 1981 avant-garde document Imagine the Sound with the John Coltrane biography Chasing Trane across three screenings. The Guild's small room and good projection make this a better way to absorb both films than...