Seeing Mrs. Doubtfire at Popejoy Hall was one of those nights where you walk in expecting to be entertained—and leave feeling something much deeper.

Growth rarely arrives all at once. More often, it unfolds quietly — in late-night writing sessions, in unfinished songs tucked away for years, in moments of clarity that only make sense in hindsight. For Albuquerque musician Gregorio, that evolution has culminated in his debut solo album, An Absence of Meaning, a project that reflects both personal introspection and artistic expansion.

In a city that thrives on flavor, culture, and connection, ABQ Food Park is quickly becoming more than just a place to grab a bite to eat. It is evolving into a community-driven destination where small businesses launch, creatives gather, and weekends feel like neighborhood celebrations.

Albuquerque’s iconic outdoor music venue is entering a new era. Beginning with the 2026 concert season, the city’s longtime amphitheater will officially debut under a new name.

Musical Theatre Southwest is bringing one of the most visually striking and emotionally resonant stories ever adapted for the stage to Albuquerque with its upcoming production of The Prince of Egypt.

The New Mexico Burlesque Festival has quietly become one of Albuquerque’s most anticipated annual events, evolving into a Valentine’s Day weekend tradition that blends spectacle, history, and subversive artistry.

Three days into the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, Park City feels fully alive. The streets are packed, the lines are long, and every corner hums with conversation as filmmakers, talent, and festivalgoers move from screenings to panels to late-night conversations that stretch well past midnight.

Day Two of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival unfolded with unmistakable momentum, as Park City leaned fully into its role as the epicenter of independent film, pop culture, and creative collision.