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Arts, Galleries & Theaters

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Traditional and creative cultures flourish in Albuquerque. The diversity and quality of our unique culture give rise to the abundance of art, galleries and theaters. From fine to classical to avant-garde, our city is thriving with arts. Home to more than 100 galleries and studios, Albuquerque offers a variety of fine art, authentic Southwestern jewelry, pottery and contemporary art. Your vacation won't be complete without a trip to an Albuquerque theater or a visit to an Albuquerque art museum.

 

New Mexico art is a unique expression of the the Southwest experience connecting you to the people and the land of Albuquerque.  Experience cutting-edge performances at Albuquerque's Tricklock Theatre, dances at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, or classical music and performances at the University of New Mexico's Popejoy Hall. Our city is rich with performing arts. Regular performances are scheduled throughout the city and can be found through the Albuquerque Theatre Guild. The arts in Albuquerque are locally supported and world-renowned.
 

 

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Albuquerque Art Business Association
Location: Citywide
P.O. Box 36588
Albuquerque, NM 87176
Phone: (505) 771-4007
Fax: (505) 404-8117
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AABA sponsors ARTSCRAWL, Albuquerque's twice-monthly, free self-guided gallery tour.

Albuquerque Little Theatre
Location: Old Town
224 San Pasquale Ave. S.W.
Albuquerque, NM 87104-1133
Phone: (505) 242-4750
Fax: (505) 843-9489
Days Open: Mon-Fri
Hours of Operation: Noon-6pm
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Alb. Little Theatre is a beautiful historic bldg. offering a complete season of extraordinary productions throughout the year. Our upstairs cantina and lovely lower lobby provide an ideal space for receptions and client appreciation gatherings.
Credit Cards: Accepted
Miles To Airport: 5

Our 480-seat auditorium is an unique and comfortable alternative for corporate presentations. Located right across the street from Old Town and within walking distance of fine dining and convenient lodging.

Log onto our website for a complete listing of productions & times.

Albuquerque Photographers Gallery (Old Town)
Location: Old Town
328 San Felipe St. N.W.
(Poco A Poco Patio)
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: (505) 244-9195
Days Open: Wed-Mon (closed Tuesdays)
Hours of Operation: 11am-5pm
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Albuquerque Photographers Gallery was founded in 2003 as Albuquerque's first cooperative venture dedicated to promoting and exhibiting only contemporary fine art photography.
Credit Cards: Accepted
Motorcoach/RV Parking: Yes
Miles To Airport: 14

The gallery offers an exciting selection of unique images by several award-winning photographers-- images not only of New Mexico--but the great Southwest...and beyond. Tucked in a beautiful patio off San Felipe Street, this gallery is worth the time to locate. Once there, you will see why many locals and visitors tell their friends about us.

Special exhibit shows change monthly.

Albuquerque Theatre Guild
Location: Westside
P.O. Box 26395
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6395
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Andrews Pueblo Pottery & Art Gallery (Old Town)
Location: Old Town
303 Romero St. N.W.
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: (505) 243-0414
Toll Free: (877) 606-0543
Days Open: Daily
Hours of Operation: 10 am-6pm
 Handicap Accessible: Full
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ANDREWS PUEBLO POTTERY & Art Gallery
Credit Cards: Accepted

303 Romero NW 87104; 243-0414, 877-606-0543

www.andrewspp.com

Open daily 10 am-6 pm.Across from the Church and the northwest corner of the Plaza in historic Old Town, Andrews Pueblo Pottery is a family-owned business that has specialized in traditionally made Native American pottery since 1974. We also feature authentic Navajo, Jicarilla, Hopi, Apache and Tohono O'odham basketry, Hopi katsinas, Zuni fetish carvings, beadwork, jewelry, the paintings and sculpture of Diné artist Sheldon Harvey. The gallery offers many historic and hard-to-find items from important collections of Native American art.

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