microbrewery

V.20 No.8 | 2/24/2011

ABQ Beer Geek

By ABQ Beer Geek

Bad Ass Brewery

New breweries are popping up in Albuquerque as fast as Vietnamese restaurants in strip malls. Now we even have a strip-mall brewpub.

Today's Events

Meditations on the Journey Opening Reception

Friday, July 21: 5-8pm

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Classically trained artist Felix Vigil draws on the inspiration of his heritage from Jemez Pueblo and Jicarilla Apache to reflect his contemporary meditations on ancient themes. Runs through 10/30.

Zoo Music

Friday, July 21: 6-9:30pm

ABQ BioPark Zoo

Ryan McGarvey performs dynamic guitar music live.

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Adult Night: Fired Up

Friday, July 21: 6:30-10pm

!Explora!

Fire-inspired activities and demos such as the fire tornado, matchstick fires, making different colors with fireworks, and fire spinning poi.

Live Music

Friday, July 21: 7:30-10pm

National Hispanic Cultural Center

Singer-songwriter famed for his stunningly soulful baritone, John Gorka is one of the leading lights of the new folk movement.

Greater Tuna

Friday, July 21: 7:30-8pm

Vortex Theatre

Brennan Foster and Shawn Boyd play over 20 of Tuna, Texas', eccentric inhabitants from gun-clubbers to church ladies.

Courtesy of the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival

Song & Dance

New Mexico Jazz Festival: Jane Bunnett & Maqueque

Friday, July 21: 8-10pm

Outpost Performance Space

Multiple Juno Award winner, flutist, saxophonist and pianist, Jane Bunnett and her group comprising some of Cuba's most promising female musicians perform live.

Nunsense Two: The Second Coming

Friday, July 21: 8pm

Aux Dog Theatre

After the passing of 52 sisters, the wild, eccentric and very lovable nuns become involved in even more hilarious hijinks.

Tomorrow's Events

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The Quest of Champions

Saturday, July 22: Noon-6pm

Arroyo Del Oso Golf Course

Players complete challenges using their smartphone for cash prizes.

Albuquerque Jewish Film Fest: Body and Soul

Saturday, July 22: 7:30-10pm

Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque

Learn about the early performance history of the jazz standard Body and Soul, one of the most recorded songs in the jazz repertoire and how that relates to the relationships between African Americans and American Jews.