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1. La Cumbre Brewing Co.
University of New MexicoKey brews at La Cumbre include the award-winning Elevated IPA, the year-round, traditional Bavarian wheat ale A Slice of Hefen, and the lush Ryeot IPA....
Key brews at La Cumbre include the award-winning Elevated IPA, the year-round, traditional Bavarian wheat ale A Slice of Hefen, and the lush Ryeot IPA. Food trucks await outside the convivial taproom and its outdoor-seating "corral."
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2. Outpost Performance Space
University of New MexicoThis hip venue programs an inspired, eclectic slate of genres, from local nuevo-folk to techno, jazz, and traveling East Indian beats. Some big names—especially in...
This hip venue programs an inspired, eclectic slate of genres, from local nuevo-folk to techno, jazz, and traveling East Indian beats. Some big names—especially in the jazz world—show up at the small space, which is a key player in bringing the stellar New Mexico Jazz Festival to the state every July.
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3. Tablao Flamenco
Old TownFlamenco music and dance speak to something in Albuquerque’s soul, and for folks new to the tradition or yearning for a taste, this venue—with tapas...
Flamenco music and dance speak to something in Albuquerque’s soul, and for folks new to the tradition or yearning for a taste, this venue—with tapas and vinos to match—is the perfect spot to kindle that flame. In an intimate, appropriately sultry setting, excellent small plates created by Mark Miller (of Santa Fe's Coyote Cafe fame) are served with the right cavas to complement them. Make reservations (shows are Friday through Sunday), arrive early, and be dazzled by the world-class artists performing here.
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4. ¡Globalquerque!
BarelasHeld at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, ¡Globalquerque! is a dazzling two-day multistage (indoors and out) world-music festival that firmly places Albuquerque on the global...
Held at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, ¡Globalquerque! is a dazzling two-day multistage (indoors and out) world-music festival that firmly places Albuquerque on the global music map. In addition to three evening performances, a full day is devoted to (free) family-focused programming. Launched in 2005 by AMP Concerts (the organization that lures acts like Lucinda Williams, Vieux Farka Toure, David Byrne, and Richard Thompson to intimate venues all around town) and Avokado Artists (known for the inspired world music line-up they present throughout the year), this festival remains a rousing success well over a decade in.
1701 4th St. SW at Ave. César Chavez, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102, USA505-724–4771 -
5. Bosque Brewing Public House
Nob HillStriking nature photographs line this hugely popular, modernly rustic pub, which offers memorable ales like Scotia (a Scotch ale) and the award-winning Bosque IPA, as...
Striking nature photographs line this hugely popular, modernly rustic pub, which offers memorable ales like Scotia (a Scotch ale) and the award-winning Bosque IPA, as well as hard seltzers and ciders year-round. There are also seasonal specialties like Last Straw, a hefeweizen, and savory repasts to accompany them. Their brewmaster has made the brewhouse a multitime National IPA Challenge Champion.
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6. Canteen Brewhouse
University of New MexicoLive music, beer, and eats (bratwurst to veggie wrap) are generously offered here. Picture casual picnic seating (indoors and out) and a sweet choice of...
Live music, beer, and eats (bratwurst to veggie wrap) are generously offered here. Picture casual picnic seating (indoors and out) and a sweet choice of IPAs (try the Flashback), a good red ale, a steady brown (Pecos Trail), or a briskly cold 2016 World Beer Cup–winning High Plains Pils. You should also consider the Canteen's hard ciders, wines, and seasonal selections as well.
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7. Effex Night Club
DowntownAlbuquerque's sizable gay and lesbian community—and anyone else seeking a jumping dance scene—flocks to Effex, a vibrant, centrally located, two-level nightclub with a huge rooftop...
Albuquerque's sizable gay and lesbian community—and anyone else seeking a jumping dance scene—flocks to Effex, a vibrant, centrally located, two-level nightclub with a huge rooftop bar and an even larger downstairs dance floor.
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8. Marble Brewery
DowntownDistinctive craft brews like hoppy Imperial Red and rich Oatmeal Stout draw fans of artisan beer to Downtown's Marble Brewery. The homey pub, with an...
Distinctive craft brews like hoppy Imperial Red and rich Oatmeal Stout draw fans of artisan beer to Downtown's Marble Brewery. The homey pub, with an expansive outdoor patio, contains a beautiful 40-foot bar and serves tasty apps and sandwiches. There's also live music some evenings. A growing dynasty of locations for the brewery have sprouted up around town, too.
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9. O'Niell's Pub
Nob HillServing up the Irish comfort food you'd expect, along with a touch of Cajun and Mexican for variety, O'Niell's presents an eclectic mix of local...
Serving up the Irish comfort food you'd expect, along with a touch of Cajun and Mexican for variety, O'Niell's presents an eclectic mix of local music, from jazz to jug band, western swing, and more. The expansive patio is perfect for afternoon beer and snacks.
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10. Atomic Cantina
DowntownClosed PermanentlyAtomic Cantina, a funky-hip Downtown lounge popular for its cool juke box and extensive happy hours, draws a mix of students, yuppies, and music fans....
Atomic Cantina, a funky-hip Downtown lounge popular for its cool juke box and extensive happy hours, draws a mix of students, yuppies, and music fans. Many nights there's live music, from punk to rockabilly to trance.
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11. Burt's Tiki Lounge
DowntownClosed PermanentlyLike its neighbor, Atomic Cantina, Burt's Tiki Lounge is a place to mingle with unpretentious locals....
Like its neighbor, Atomic Cantina, Burt's Tiki Lounge is a place to mingle with unpretentious locals.
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12. Graham Central Station
Northeast HeightsClosed PermanentlyGraham Central Station, part of a rowdy regional chain of massive nightclubs, consists of four distinct bars under one roof: country-western, rock, dance, and Latin....
Graham Central Station, part of a rowdy regional chain of massive nightclubs, consists of four distinct bars under one roof: country-western, rock, dance, and Latin. It's open Wednesday through Saturday.
4770 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87109, USA505-883–3041
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