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©OTMA 2011 ANTIQUES 23 PENFIELD GALLERY OF INDIAN ART 2043 S. Plaza 61 WILD MOON BOUTIQUE – WHERE THE WILD • 505-242-9696 • www.penfieldgallery.com • Pottery, WOMAN SHOPS 206 San Felipe, Market Patio 49 OLD TOWN ANTIQUES 404 San Felipe NW fetishes, Navajo Rugs, sandpaintings, storytellers. In • 505-247-2475 • www.WildMoonBoutique.com • 505-842-6657 • www.oldtownantiquesabq.com Old Town since 1975 & in NM since 1898! • Custom Designed, handcrafted leather apparel & • Part store, part museum • Antiques • Vintage & bags. Handcrafted indigenous/ceremonial clothing/ pawn jewelry • Textiles • NM • SW • NA • 18 RIO GRANDE GALLERY textiles, drums/rattles, jewelry, gift items. Unique!! Mexican • Photos • Books • More! 303 Romero NW #205 (upstairs) • 505-242-8008 • 505-610-7662 • 29 HANGING TREE GALLERY 416 Romero NW www.riograndegallery.com GENERAL STORES & • 505-842-1420 • [email protected] • [email protected] TRADING POSTS • Antiques • WPA furnishings • Paintings by deceased • We offer the most exquisite array of Native and 19 ACEVES OLD TOWN BASKET & NM artist • Indian old pawn & more! Carl Von Hassler, international artists. RC Gorman, Frank Howell. Ben Turner, Walter Bambrook. RUG SHOP (Plaza Don Luis) 27 ROMERO STREET GALLERY 106 & 205 Romero 301 Romero St NW • 505-842-8022 • 505-242-1860 • Old Town’s premier galleries • www.newmexicogifts.com • THE best prices on an ART GALLERIES showing over 200 American craft artists • 30 yrs amazing collection of everything Southwest: Weavings, Tile, Mirrors, New Mexican Foods, Kitchen Accessories, 30 AGAPE SOUTHWEST PUEBLO POTTERY in business! Teas, Local Artwork and MORE! 414 Romero NW • 505-243-2366 • www.agapesw.com • Celebrating 20 10 TANNER CHANEY GALLERY 79 RIO GRANDE TRADING 1920 Central AVE. years of providing quality handmade (Plazuela Sombra) 323 Romero • 505-242-3739 • Just south of the Old Town Plaza. Native American pottery for both seasoned • 505-247-2242 • 800-444-2242 Our low prices will impress! Jewelry, Gifts & Clothing. & novice collectors. See pottery from all 19 pueblos + • www.tannerchaney.com • “Highly recommended” by Frommer’s for Hopi & Navajo. Also jewelry • kachinas • baskets. 45 PLAZA INDIAN TRADING POST authentic & unique Native American 2004 S. Plaza NW • 505-242-4661 12B ALBUQUERQUE PHOTOGRAPHERS GALLERY historic & contemporary jewelry & pottery; also Mata • [email protected] • Handmade Zuni, Navajo & 303 Romero St. N208 (Upstairs) • 505-244-9195 Ortiz pottery. Zapotec rugs & Oaxacan carvings. Hopi jewelry • Pueblos’ Pottery • Taos & Cochiti drums • www.AbqPhotographersGallery.com • A co-op • Jemez storytellers • Apache baskets • 60 years! of award winning local photographers selling 14 WEEMS GALLERIES & FRAMING (Plaza Don Luis) 303 Romero NW • 505-764-0302 fine art images. 70 SOUTHWESTERN HANDCRAFTS • www.weemsgallery.com • Nationally known – the & GIFTS 1919 Old Town Rd NW 20 AMAPOLA GALLERY 205 Romero St NW name Weems is synonymous with high quality art in • 505-243-2507 • T-shirts from toddler to • 505-242-4311 • www.amapolagallery.com a great variety of styles & prices. XXXL • Kachinas • Native pottery • Mara • A spectacular array of fine art & crafts in a co-op stoneware • Rt. 66 and alien items • much more. We of 40 award-winning New artists. 59 YUCCA ART GALLERY (#1 Patio Market) 1 always give a military discount! Discounts for teachers • 206 /2 San Felipe NW • 505-247-8931 12 ANDREWS PUEBLO POTTERY & • www.YuccaArtGallery.com • Co-op gallery and NRAO, NASA, too! ART GALLERY (Plaza Don Luis) featuring 38 artists. 303 Romero • 505-243-0414 • 877-606-0543 • www.andrewspp.com GIFT & SOUVENIR STORES • [email protected] • American CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES 64 CASA SAN FELIPE 202 San Felipe NW Indian pottery • fetish carvings • baskets • beadwork • 505-242-3753 • 505-242-3835 54 ABI K BOUTIQUE 328 San Felipe • 505-243-8838 • Sheldon Harvey paintings & figures. Train olla by • www.casasanfelipenm • [email protected] • www.abik.us • For the fashion conscious who love Barbara & Joesph Cerno, Acoma. • Gift & souvenir store! fun clothing, jewelry, accessories & more! Ask about map discounts. 5 DESERT CORN GALLERY 413 Romero #C 71 ELAINE’S OF OLD TOWN #4 Plaza Hacienda Shops • 505-244-9044 • www.desertcorngallerynm.com 48 THE OLD TOWN HAT SHOP & • 505-242-2608 • www.ElainesOfOldTown.com • Multicultural, one-of-a-kind, Art, Jewelry, Pottery, ACCESSORY BOUTIQUE • Where locals shop for metal art, pottery, candles, t-shirts & Oaxacan Art. Crafts, Exclusive Representation. 205-C San Felipe NW • 505-242-4019 • www.oldtownhats.com • A fantastic 13 GOWEN ARTS 303 Romero #N114 63 OLD TOWN EMPORIUM selection of hats for all, plus quality belts • 505-242-6831 • www.galleryg7.com 204 San Felipe NW • 505-842-8102 • jackets • [email protected] • Greg Gowen metal art, stone • www.oldtownemporium.com • 1-stop • scarves • shawls • purses & jewelry. We invite you sculptures, paintings, jewelry, Native American art. shop! Adult/youth T’s • jewelry • Rt. 66 to enjoy this local favorite! items • Kachinas • ornaments • 4 OUTSIDERS ART GALLERY 413 Romero NW Ste. B Candles • We ship! Check our prices first! Gifts that are 24 THE WILD ROSE 2047 South Plaza NW • 505-246-2002 • www.outsidersartgallerynm.com fun & unique. • 505-247-9505 • Dressing ABQ for over 35 years in • [email protected] • Modern, Americano, Eurowestern Style. Double D Ranchwear Western, Equine, Native American, Spirit Dolls, complete collection, Old Gringo boots, much more! Ukrainian Eggs. Limited Edition & Collectables.

19 56 8 8 OLD TOWN T-SHIRT CO. SPECIALTY SHOPS 32 THE CHRISTMAS SHOP (Behind the Church) 323 Romero NW #14 • 505-243-6393 400 Romero NW • 505-843-6744 • [email protected] • We have 43 BLUE PORTAL 2107 Church St NW • www.christmasinoldtown.com • An outstanding the largest selection of T-shirts! • • 505-243-6005 • An arts & crafts gallery. Christmas Shop for over 30 years! Nativity gallery. sweatshirts • jackets & long sleeved Distinctive gifts handmade by senior citizens. apparel • Big selection of kids’ T’s • A project of Assistance League of Albuquerque 44 TREASURE HOUSE BOOKS & GIFTS Great hats at great prices!! Located in Old Town for 2012 S. Plaza NW • 505-242-7204 47 over 20 years • With sizes from newborn to 5X, we DISCOVER BALLOONS 205-B San Felipe NW • [email protected] • The Southwestern have it! • 505-842-1111 • www.discoverballoons.com Bookstore. , Native America, Old West, • [email protected] • World’s largest collection of Latino, Mysteries, CDs, DVDs. 46 PLAZA PRIMOROSA 2004 S. Plaza NW hot air balloon gift items & Balloon Rides! • 505-242-4661 • [email protected] • Leather & 55 WHITE FEATHER TRADING CO. 326 San Felipe 60 1 fabric purses • Beadwork • Magnets • Caps • T-shirts FIBER CHICKS, LLC 206 /2 San Felipe NW #9 • 505-243-5115 • www.whitefeathertrading.com • Mugs • Incense burners • Inlaid knives • Perfume • 505-242-6635 • www.fiberchicks.com • Native American beadwork • jewelry • feathers • Travel toys. • [email protected] • For your yarn & related • supplies • beads. Unique clothing & gifts. needs. We carry NM grown, spun & dyed yarns. 42 WILD WEST T’S & GIFTS Access for disabled/All zip codes are 87104. 401-A San Felipe • 505-247-9200 31 HISPANIAE 410 Romero NW • 505-244-1533 • www.santafesterling.com • • Largest selection of ethnic Mexican folk art & NM Step back in time • Enjoy our religious art, Colombian cookware, textiles, mirrors huge selection of quality T-shirts & Day of the Dead. & apparel • Beautiful sterling & 14 kt gold jewelry 62 LA PINATA #2 Patio Market • 505-242-2400 • Affordable gifts & souvenirs for all ages! Mention this SUPPORT OUR • www.RhondaCacy.com • [email protected] ad for your free gift. We have an $ ATM $. • Hand made Native American jewelry, porcelain dolls, piñatas & flowers! SPONSORS! JEWELRY STORES 7 NEW MEXICO BEAD AND FETISH The businesses 41 BEST CONNECTION JEWELRY & GIFTS 401 Romero • 505-243-2600 423A San Felipe • 505-247-9855 • 505-440-9280 listed are proud • www.nmbeadandfetish.com • www.bestconnectionjewelry.com • pottery • rugs. • Turquoise! Old Town’s premier bead Bring this map and receive a free gift! members of the Old store offering a diverse selection of 69 GALLERY 8 semi-precious beads, crystals, coral, seed beads, fire Town Merchant’s polish, India silver, tools, findings & more! 1919 Old Town Rd. NW #8 • 505-508-1818 • www.gallery8nm.com Association. This 68 OLD TOWN CARD SHOP • Jewelry and pottery. #1 Plaza Hacienda Shops • 505-247-9634 map is published • www.oldtowncardshop.com • Since 1957 our 21 MÀTI JEWELERS 201 Romero original hand-designed cards of the Southwest. with their support and the assistance • 505-244-1595 • www.kabana.net Other unique cards, puzzles & gifts. • Kabana, the internationally of the State of New Mexico Department renowned design house, invites 38 PUEBLO HOUSE POTTERY 2029 Old Town Rd. you to their retail store MÀTI. Jewelry designed & NW • 505-243-1558 • The Southwest’s finest of Tourism. © OTMA 2011. handmade locally since 1975. Come visit the ultimate collection of Pueblo pottery by award-winning artists jewelry experience on the Plaza. & the best prices & selection of decorator pottery. 9 NATIVE GOLD (Plazuela Sombra) 33 SAN PASQUAL’S 2113 Church St. 323 Romero • 505-247-2242 • 505-243-6049 • www.sanpasqualshomedecor.com • www.nativegoldonline.com • The • Unique home décor, gifts, SW furniture, pottery, only shop with exclusively Native pillows, throws, candles • NM artwork American gold jewelry set with gem-grade turquoise, Albuquerque Old Town coral, opals, diamonds & other precious stones. 56 THE CASA 306 San Felipe NW 35 TRADER BARB’S GALLERY • 505-242-2111 320 Romero NW • www.TheChileCasa.com • New • 505-242-8822 • Offering Mexico foods & much more! Hot the highest quality in sauces • ristras • chile-flavored NM contemporary & Native American jewelry. Our pistachios • seasonings • rubs • dips • mild to hot famous designs exhibit at the finest shows in chile sauces • salsas • soups & stews • jellies America for over 30 years. Specializing in unique & candies! custom design & repair. World-wide shipping.

34 79 42 RESTAURANTS & FOOD 77 ST. CLAIR BISTRO 43 THE CITY OF 901 Rio Grande Blvd NW ALBUQUERQUE 34 CHURCH STREET CAFÉ (Behind the Church) • 505-243-9916 CULTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT Call for 2111 Church St • 505-247-8522 • www.stclairvineyards.com • New information 311 • www.cabq.gov • “Old Town New • www.churchstreetcafe.com • Four generations Mexico’s largest winery! Opulent tasting room, retail Fun” programs weekly through Spring & Summer of NM Cuisine, hot chili, sandwiches & salads too! wine & gourmet food shop. Lunch & dinner in the • Wed/Variety • Thurs/Diversity • Fri/Latin Dance 75 GOLDEN CROWN PANADERIA French Country Bistro. Ample patio dining. Private • Sat/Patio Performances • Sun/Theatre & Dance. 1103 Mountain Rd NW • 505-243-2424 dining room. Live jazz. 74 INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER • www.goldencrown.biz • Food Network, Gourmet 2401 12th ST NW • 505-843-7270 Magazine. Quaint neighborhood bakery, espresso bar • www.indianpueblo.org • Museum • Galleries voted best of the city 2007. Bakery style pizza voted ICE CREAM, COFFEE, CANDY • Family Programs • Weekly Indian Dance top-rated pizza Southwest Airlines. 11 CRAVE ICE CREAM & COFFEE 323 Romero St performances & artist demonstrations • Native 40 HIGH NOON RESTAURANT • 505-242-8445 • Ice cream, yogurt, malts, shakes, Food • Yearly signature events. & SALOON 425 San Felipe NW floats & sundaes • mochas, lattes, blended fruit & 57 OLD TOWN VENDORS 200 blk of San Felipe Rd. • 505-765-1455 • Old Town’s coffee drinks. Bottled water & sodas. ATM machine. • By 1706, Spanish settlers established outdoor original steakhouse featuring 50 K.I.S.S. COFFEE & ART 404 San Felipe NW vending.Multi-cultural artists continue this historic steaks, tequila & wild game. New Mexican fare, • (505) 243-3033 tradition. They must make the crafts they sell. regional wines & seafood. Happy Hour in our Santos-filled lounge. Lunch & Dinner. 17 ROCKY MOUNTAIN MUSEUMS 51 LA CREPE MICHEL 400 San Felipe NW CHOCOLATE FACTORY 67 ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART • 505-242-1251 • www.lacrepemichel.com • Country (Plaza Don Luis) 303 Romero NW & HISTORY 2000 Mountain Rd French • Beer & wine • Lunch Tu-Sun 11:30-2:00 • 505-842-8883 • Grand selection of gourmet and • 505-243-7255 or 311 • Dinner Tu-Sat 6-9 pm. chile-spiced chocolates, brittles and fudges. Caramel apples and chocolate covered strawberries. Over 50 • www.cabq.gov/museum • Southwestern art 58 LA PLACITA DINING ROOMS 206 San Felipe NW soda fountain options. Cool down with razzles, soft- & Albuquerque history • traveling exhibitions • 505-247-2204 • Fax 505-842-9686 • A quaint, old serve ice cream and sodas. Warm up with specialty • sculpture garden • gallery store • cafe • Tues-Sun hacienda in the heart of Old Town. Serving up New coffees and hot chocolates. Great for gifts: gift baskets 9am-5pm • free 1st Wed of month & Sun 9am-1pm Mexican and American fare. & boxed chocolates. We cater to large groups. 72 EXPLORA 1701 Mountain Rd 28 LITTLE ANITA’S MEXICAN • 505-224-8300 • www.explora.us • M-Sa FOOD 2105 Mountain Rd. NW LODGING 10am-6pm; Su 12-6pm • 250 hands-on • 505-242-3102 • Offering the 78 BEST WESTERN RIO GRANDE INN exhibits in science, technology & art for all finest in NM Cuisine. Our full-service 1015 Rio Grande Blvd.• 505-843-9500 ages. Great for families. Cool gift shop. Entertain your bar is ready to serve all your needs & our banquet • www.riograndeinn.com • 100% brain and exercise your imagination! room is available for any occasion. Carry-out available. Non-Smoking, Pool, Albuquerque Bar & Grill, Free 73 NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL Open at 7am, 7 days a week. Parking, Free Wi-fi, Airport Shuttle, Biz Center. HISTORY & SCIENCE 1801 Mountain Rd 1 • 505-841-2800 • www.NMnaturalhistory.org MONICA’S EL PORTAL 321 Rio Grande 66 BOTTGER MANSION BED & BREAKFAST • The ancient past comes back to life at this • 505-247-9625 • Local favorite since 1977. 110 San Felipe • 505-243-3639 • www.bottger.com interactive, high-tech museum, including Traditional New Mexican food. Homemade chile. • Gracious 1910 historic mansion, private baths, lots of dinosaurs! Planetarium • Giant screen theater beer & wine. Home cooking, flavored with tradition! 2 course gourmet breakfast, shady courtyard oasis, • Gift store • M Café • Open daily 9-5. 25 OLD TOWN PIZZA PARLOR warm hospitality. 108 Rio Grande NW • 505-999-1949 • 65 RATTLESNAKE MUSEUM 202 San Felipe 76 HOTEL ALBUQUERQUE AT OLD TOWN www.OldTownPizzaParlor.com • • 505-242-6569 • www.rattlesnakes.com • Largest 800 Rio Grande Blvd • 505-843-6300 • Featuring hand-tossed pizzas, mega calzones, exhibit of varied rattlesnake species, related art & www.HotelABQ.com • Comfortable culturally designed oven-baked pastas, salads & subs prepared fresh artifacts in the world! A striking exhibit! hotel offering 188 rooms, 2 restaurants, QBar lounge daily. Come enjoy excellent food at a great value & lovely pavilion gardens. in the comfort of our 150 year old adobe. TOURS 52 QUESADILLA GRILLE 328 San CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 16 A HISTORY TOUR OF OLD TOWN Felipe NW • 505-242-2921 • The only 303 Romero (Plaza Don Luis) restaurant in the world that specializes ABQ BIO PARK 903 10th St • 505-246-TOUR in quesadillas! Over 20 to choose from. Ask about our • 505-768-2000 • www.cabq.gov/biopark • www.ToursOfOldTown.com daily specials. Best value in Old Town! Inside Nick • Aquarium • Garden • Zoo • 9am-5pm • Walking Tours 10am,12pm, 2pm, 4pm Garcia’s Poco a Poco Patio. Call for business hours. • closed 1/1, Thanksgiving, 12/25 (closed Thurs) • Private group Tours • Tingley Beach sunrise-sunset. available • History, Legends & Lore, trivia, historic 15 ROLLING IN DOUGH BAKERY CAFÉ photos, fun facts • We’ll tell you Old Town’s secrets! (Plaza Don Luis) 303 Romero NW • 505-248-1786 2 ABQ BIO PARK AQUARIUM 2601 Central • Fresh baked pastries, bread, croissants & more from • 311 locally • reef fish • invertebrates • reef fish ABQ TROLLEY CO. 505-240-8000 scratch! Also sandwiches, salads & soups. Open daily. • sandbar • sandtiger • blacktip • nurse sharks • www.abqtrolley.com • [email protected] • Thurs concerts June-July. • The best first thing to do in Albuquerque. 39 SEASONS ROTISSERIE & GRILL Experience the best of ABQ from a 26 ABQ BIO PARK ZOO 903 10th St • 311 locally 2031 Mountain Rd NW • 505-766-5100 completely-custom, uniquely-Albuquerque, open-air • elephants • rhinos • giraffes • gorillas • birds • Fax: 505-766-5252 • Casual fine dining restaurant trolley. 18-mile city tour departs from Plaza Don Luis. • wolves • bears • seals • tigers • koalas • herps. with an upstairs patio • reservations recommended 76-minutes. Tickets online & on board the Trolley. • Zoo Music June-July. • Lunch M-F 11:30-2:30 • dinner at 5pm First-come, first-served. April-October. 78 3 ABQ BIO PARK 16 GHOST TOURS OF OLD TOWN BOTANIC GARDEN 303 Romero (Plaza Don Luis) 2601 Central • 311 • 505-246-TOUR • locally • two glass www.ToursOfOldTown.com • Ghost conservatories • formal Tour 8pm NIGHTLY • Reservations • children’s fantasy Required • Walking Tours • Monthly • butterfly & Japanese Ghost Hunting Tour & Late Night Ghost Tour • gardens • Heritage Private group tours available • Featuring dead Farm • summer entertainment • Fun for everyone! concerts. WELCOME TO OLD TOWN INFORMATION & SERVICES ake a walk through living history around OLD TOWN INFORMATION & VISITORS CENTER Albuquerque’s Old Town, the serene village (Plaza Don Luis) 303 Romero NW • Operated by the that has been the focal point of community life Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau • Visitor sinceT 1706. Quiet hidden patios, winding brick paths, Information. Open 7 days a week. Information also available gardens and balconies are waiting to be discovered. at the Albuquerque Sunport. Wrought iron and adobe benches beckon you to rest in the shade and watch people stroll by. Visit historic San ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION & Felipe de Neri Church and relax in the Rose Garden. VISITORS BUREAU 20 First Plaza NW, Shopping in Old Town is a truly delightful Suite 601, 87102 • 1-800-284-2282 • 505-842-9918 • experience. Unique items from around the world, as www.itsatrip.org • Visitor information, attractions & special well as those that are distinctly Southwestern, can be event information. found in more than 150 shops, boutiques, galleries and artist studios. 22 NEW MEXICO INVESTMENT ADVISORS AN 1 INDEPENDENT FIRM /2 When in New Mexico, eat like New Mexicans! 2041 South Plaza NW Enjoy the spice & flair of our traditional cuisine. (South Plaza Patio) • 505-883-5779 • www.nminvest.com Savor delightful dishes prepared with CHILE. It • [email protected] • Securities offered through Raymond comes in red or green and is made from recipes James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. that have evolved from the local Native American OLD TOWN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION & Spanish cultures. Enjoy one of the dozen PO Box 7483, Albuquerque, NM 87194 • restaurants, cafes & coffee shops featuring everything www.AlbuquerqueOldTown.com • from the All-American hamburger to fine Continental [email protected] cuisine. For over three centuries Old Town has been the PUBLIC RESTROOMS & PAY PHONES crossroads of the Southwest. It is a Historical Zone of the (Plaza Don Luis) • 303 Romero NW. City of Albuquerque and home for many families whose ancestors founded the town. Old Town is located just off 36 SAN FELIPE DE NERI I-40 (take the Rio Grande Blvd. Exit South) to the entrance at Mountain Road. 2005 N. Plaza St. NW • Office 505-243-4628 • The Church The map below shows Freeway access and also the is open to the public daily • Masses: Sat. 5:30pm; Sun 7am, 8:30am (in Spanish) & 10:15am. most convenient surface roads to use to find your way to NTERTAINMENT - Experience a series of Old Town. In 1937, Route 66 was changed from its weekly entertainment & cultural presentations original route to a straightened east-west road along STATE OF NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT that will delight the whole family. The series Central Avenue. Route 66 meets the Camino Real E OF TOURISM 1-800-733-6396 • content and line-ups change from week to week (now Rio Grande Blvd.) at Old Town. www.newmexico.org • Discover the Land of throughout the summer & early fall. Don’t miss the Enchantment! Salsa Fiesta in August or the Holiday Stroll & Tours in December. N POST OFFICE (Plaza Don Luis) 303 Romero NW • UMINARIAS (Farolitos) - Thousands of 800-275-8777 • Full-service post office open visitors and residents come to Old Town on Mon-Fri 11-4, Sat 12-3. LChristmas Eve and during the Holiday Stroll (first Friday in December) to see the spectacular display of luminarias. Candles are set in a bed of sand FIVE FLAGS FLOWN inside the bottom of a paper bag. When lit, they OVER OLD TOWN create a golden glow. Thousands of luminarias line the Church, Plaza, streets and walkways of Old Town. OldOld TTownown (1598 - 1821) Cover Photos: Gazebo - Courtesy of Penfield Gallery of Indian Art in Old Town www.PenfieldGallery.com, Mexico (1821 - 1846) Portal Vendors, Folklorico Dancers - Courtesy of Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau www.itsatrip.org On the plaza you will find replicas of two cannons Photos This page: New Mexican Cuisine – Confederate States (1862) which were buried in Old Town by retreating Confederate Don Monaghan courtesy of New Mexico Department of troops during a Civil War skirmish in Albuquerque (April Tourism www.newmexico.org, Salsa Fiesta Dancers USA (1846 - present) 8-9, 1862). The original cannons are in the Albuquerque and Entertainment - Courtesy of the City of Albuquerque Museum. Cultural Services Department www.cabq.gov, Luminarias at San Felipe de Neri - Courtesy of: New Mexico (1912 - present) www.marblestreetstudio.com B www.cabq.gov/cultural-services/old-town-new-fun and dining. offerings while strolling the plaza, shopping music and more, enjoy the cultural and early fall. From folk art to Flamenco dance Check website for weekly listings: Friday - December 2, 2011, • Saturday - September 24, 2011, • Saturday - August 13, 2011, • Sundays - Theatrical and Dance • Saturdays - Entertainers strolling throughout • Fridays - Gazebo, Patio & Block Parties • Thursdays - Cultural Sunsets. Celebrating • Wednesdays - Wildcat Wednesdays Variety • Holiday Stroll 8:00 p.m. - - Association performances, New Mexico Gunfighters October.) Old Town August 5, 12, 26; September 2, 9, 16, 30.) (May 6, 13; June 3, 10, 24; July 1, 8, 22, 29; 22, 29.) 21, 28; August 11, 18, 25; September 8, 15, (May 12, 19, 26; June 9, 16, 23, 30; July 14, multi-cultural performers in native costumes Albuquerque’s rich cultural diversity with 3, 17, 24, 31; September 7, 21, 28.) 25; June 1, 15, 22, 29; July 6, 20, 27; August Live Local Music at the Gazebo Native American Day entertainment during late spring, summer, tradition! Albuquerque’s Old Town has live e part of Albuquerque’s newsest old CALENDAR OF EVENTS Salsa Fiesta (Every weekend, May thru mid 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. 10:00 - 1:00 p.m. (May 4, 18, 2:00 - 77 37 74 • Retail Sales, Tasting Room & Gift Shop WELCOME TO ALBUQUERQUE Free 311 or visit www.cabq.gov/crs/newfun.html • Lunch, Dinner & Happy Hour Culture • Diversity Dance Music Theatre • Live Music & Patio Dining Free Summer Entertainment Wednesday through Sunday For Old Town • New Fun info call: Mayor Martin J Bring this ad to redeem with Wine Flight tasting! 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