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Local and Regional Events Calendar Restaurant Guide Old Town, North Welcome to the Albuquerque International ® Balloon Fiesta October 7-15, 2017 Local and Regional Events Calendar Restaurant Guide Featuring Old Town, North Valley to Corrales and Jemez Springs 1 Photo: Dennis Chamberlain, “the lone balloon of autumn”, dcphotoartistry.com Touring Old Town Welcome to the Land of Enchantment As we lift our sights to the skies goodness blankets the earth, restoring our sense of Unity. “Balloon Frost“ by Knate Myers www.Knatephoto.com by Melody Groves Photo: © Stan Ford 2017, fotosbyford.com ld Town. The name conjures up images of old Walk north up San Felipe Street. On the street running behind the buildings, long-forgotten history and people who church is Church Street Café, opened in 1994. Originally a residence, Albuquerque Olived that history. A tour of the area begins at the built using terrones (an adobe brick made from marshy swamp) center: San Felipe de Neri Church. The original church, completed in around 1709 in the classic old Spanish ‘U-shape,’ it remained this 1719, was located west of the plaza (square), about where Romero’s way until a 1920 flood destroyed half. It stayed in the Ruiz family until Museum Basket Shop is today. Rufina Ruiz died in 1991 at the age of 91, making this the oldest Nothing much changed until 1792 when the adobe church crumbled. continuous residence in Old Town. Work began immediately on a bigger, sturdier church north of the Around the corner on the west side of the church (Romero Street) is plaza. This is the church you see today. Trader Barbs, housed in Our Lady of the Angels boys’ school. Built by In 1846 the Union Army built a guardhouse/barbershop/dentist office Jesuit Fathers in 1877, it was the only public school in central New where the gazebo stands today. In 1862, Confederates occupied Mexico. In 1881, the Sisters of Charity took over teaching and invited Albuquerque for two months until Colorado Volunteers retook the girls to attend for the first time. Adjacent to its south is Sister Blandina town. Five flags have flown over the plaza—Spain, Mexico, US Convent/Loyola Hall, built in 1881 for the sisters who had come to Richard Diebenkorn, Girl on a Terrace, 1956. Oil on canvas. teach. It has served as a convent, school, post office and infirmary. 70 1/2 x 65 3/8 in. (179.1 x 166.1 cm). Catalogue raisonnê Territory, Confederate States of America, and finally the state of NM. no 2079. © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation Across the street, next to the Basket Shop is Yay Yogurt and Amapola Ernest L. Blumenschein, Star Road and White Sun, 1920 Father-son team Jim and John Hofsis, owners of Treasure House ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM MUSEUM STORE ON VIEW THROUGH DECEMBER 31 Books, have raised and lowered these flags daily for 43 years without Gallery. This brick house, built in 1915 by Jesús Romero, a local Located in the heart of Old Town Balloonists: Mention this ad and When Modern was Contemporary: missing once. Located directly across the plaza from the church, the grocer, functioned briefly as a dwelling for the Church’s priest as well 2000 Mountain Road NE receive a free gift with any purchase Selections from the original building housing Treasure House Books dates to the 1860s. as for several decades, a home for unwed mothers. It was the last cabq.gov/museum 505-242-0434 Roy R. Neuberger Collection major home to be built on the plaza. 505-243-7255 East of the plaza stands La Placita Restaurant which, around 1706, the prominent Armijo family built as a home. This adobe provided Old Town, a mix of businesses and residences, resonates with energy Bringing Albuquerque to the world and the world to Albuquerque refuge from raiding Indians and housed soldiers from the Mexican, of a long and remarkable history. Three hundred years and still Spanish and American Civil Wars. Later, still occupied by the Armijo counting. Plan to enjoy a guided History Tour in the heart of Old Town to learn so much more. Cultural Services Department, City of Albuquerque, Richard J. Berry, Mayor family, portions were used as a trading post. Check out the live Art. History. People. cottonwood growing inside the restaurant and visit the Native artisans selling jewelry under the portal. 1 2 2 Between flights? Have a blast with hands-on science activities. Fun for all ages! Bring this ad for $1 off Explora admission for up to four people UNTIL SPRING 2018 during Balloon Fiesta. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER ART MUSEUM In Old Town 1701 Mountain Rd. NW TUESDAY – SUNDAY 10 AM – 5 PM www.explora.us 505-224-8300 NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER 1701 4th Street SW • Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505) 246-2261 • www.nhccnm.org Photo: © Stan Ford 2017, fotosbyford.com 3 4 Come shop, then relax and enjoy Old Town’s landmark Buffalo Mural 20 23 15 1. Albuquerque 12. Grey Dog Trading 1 9 5 Museum of Art and History 13. History and 8 THE NEXT BEST THING TO Ghost Tours 6 2 BEING THERE 2. Albuquerque 14 Glide Tours 14. La Casita de 18 12 an extraordinary shop Kaleidescope 3. Albuquerque art, mobiles, Photographers 15. Little Anitas puppets, & Gallery 18. Old Town Antiques 24 unique gifts 4. Amapola Gallery from around 19. Old Town Hat Shop 3 the globe 5. Being There 20. Ponderosa Brewery 13 6. Cocina Azul 25 store hours: 21. Purple Sage Gallery 4 wed - sat: 7. Central Grill 10am to 6pm 22. Rattlesnake Museum sun: 8. Dynamax Theater ~ 26 12pm to 5pm Museum of Natural 23. St. Clair Bistro 19 History and Science mon & tues: 24. Tanner Chaney closed 9. Explora Gallery 21 22 1315 mountain rd nw 10. Garcias 25. Yay Yogurt albuquerque 87104 11. Gertrude Zachery 26. Yucca Gallery (505) 433-3204 7 beingthereabq.com 11 10 5 6 OLD TOWN DINING GUIDE OLD TOWN EVENTS SEE EVENT CALENDAR FOR ADDITIONAL INFO Ambrozia Cafe & Wine Bar Garduno’s at Old Town Ponderosa Brewery & 505-242-6560 AMERICAN 505-222-8766 MEXICAN Restaurant 10/6 Toast a Ghost Haunted Pub Crawl Tour 505-639-5941 AMERICAN Old Town Albuquerque ~ 6p Amore Neapolitan Pizzeria Golden Crown Panaderia 505-312-8784 ITALIAN 505-243-2424 BAKERY/PIZZA Q Bar, Hotel Alb. 10/6 First Friday Fractals & Fractal Rocks 505-222-8718 LOUNGE Dynatheater ~ 6p-10p Antiquity Restaurant Hacienda del Rio 505-247-3545 STEAK/SEAFOOD Restaurant & Cantina Quesadilla Grill 10/6-10/26 The Addams Family, 505-243-3131 NEW MEXICAN 505-242-2921 QUESADILLAS A New Musical The Albuquerque Little Theatre Back Street Grill 505-842-5434 MEXICAN High Noon Restaurant & The Range Cafe 10/7, 8, 14 & 15 Book Signings Treasure House Books Saloon 505-765-1455 505.508.2640 AMERICAN/SOUTHWEST Ben Michael’s Cafe and Gifts ~ 1p-3p (See calendar of events for details) Specialin i Servin New Mica Foo STEAK/NEW MEXICAN 505-224-2817 MEXICAN Rooftop Restaurant and 10/7-10/15 Ponderosa Brewing Company Live uthenti New M ica Food Le Crepe Michel Lounge, Hotel Chaco for over 30 year Music ~ evenings 2105 Mountai R. NW 10200 Corral R. NW Café Laurel 505-242-1251 FRENCH 505 245 9989 AMERICAN 505.242.3102 505.899.2670 505-259-2331 BAKERY Season’s Rotisserie & 10/7 & 10/14 Balloon Fiesta Week in Old Town La Placita Old Town Gazebo ~ 11a-5p Central Grill and Cofee 505-247-2204 NEW MEXICAN Grill 2000 Menau Blv. NE 6501 Parad R. NW 505-554-1424 AMERICAN 505-766-5100 AMERICAN 10/7, 10/13, & 10/14 505.837.9459 505.899.8126 Little Anitas Open House with Guest Church Street Cafe 505-242-3102 MEXICAN Slate Street Cafe at the artist Art Tafoya, Silversmith 505-247-8522 MEXICAN Museum Grey Dog Trading ~ 11a-5p 3314 Islet Blv. SW 2335 Souther Blv. 4901 Lom Blv 10051 Coor Blv. Monica’s El Portal 505-243-2220 CAFE 505.877.1771 505.892.9805 505.255.5079 505.897.7441 Cocina Azul 505-247-9625 MEXICAN 10/8, 10/9,10/14 & 10/14 Moonlight Ghost Tour 505-831-2500 MEXICAN St. Clair Winery & Bistro Old Town Albuquerque ~ 10p Monroe’s 6131 4t. S. NW 4405 Jager Dr. NE 12540 Hw . N. 14 8700 Menau Blv. 505-243-9916 AMERICAN/SOUTHWEST Duran Central Pharmacy 505-242-1111 MEXICAN 10/14 Meet a local scientist! Explora ~ 1p-4p 505.345.4567 505.771.1000 505.281.0315 505.237.2800 505-247-4141 BREAKFAST/BRUNCH Velvet Coffeehouse Monte Carlo Steakhouse 505-218-9941 AMERICAN Nightly Ghost Tour of Old Town Five Star Burger 505-836-9886 STEAK 303 Romero St NW ~ 8p Caterin – 505.321.3301 505-764-3000 AMERICAN Vinaigrette Caterin – 505.321.3301505.321.6973 Old Town Pizza Parlor 505-842-5507 AMERICAN/SALAD Daily Dynatheatre’s 4 films shown daily ~ 10a-4p Garcia’s 505-999-1949 ITALIAN www.littleanit.co www.lcuatrtaurant.co www.littleanit.co 505-242-1199 MEXICAN Daily Muertos Art Explora ~ 12p-4p 7 8 Found on 4th • • El Bruno’s 4022 rio grande blvd. nw / 505-344-1253 Vernon’s Speakeasy • Kelly Jo’s • Sarabande Bed and Breakfast • Celina’s • Los Poblanos • Biscochito Historic Inn Annapurna’s • Cafe a bed and breakfast with a modern twist 5637 rio grande blvd. nw/sarabandebnb.com LOS RANCHOS DINING GUIDE Farm Shop | Boutique Inn | Field-to-Fork Dining ANNAPURNA’S WORLD VEGITARIAN CAFÉ lospoblanos.com 505-254-2424 Casa de Benevidez 505-897-7493 CELINAS BISCOCHITO 505-269-4997 EL BRUNOS 575-897-0444 El Papaturro 505-503-1575 Farm and Table 505-503-7124 Federico’s 505-344-2077 Flying Star 505-344-6714 Four Joys 505-345-5975 Fresh Bistro 505-985-8449 Ivy Tea House 505-507-5119 Joliesse Chocolates 505-369-1561 LOS PABLANOS HISTORIC INN 505-344-9297 Marley’s Barbeque 505-639-5962 Sadie’s 505-546-5339 VERNON’S SPEAK EASY 505-341-0831 9 10 isit the Village of Corrales, and step back in time to Van era and place where life moved slowly and agriculture was king.
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