What an awesome venue run by fantastic people I love this place and will be back frequentlyread more

Fascinating and unique art & theatre space. Whatever the original purpose was for this space the…read morebuilding angels planned on it being here for the duration. Built with good bones. Gorgeous floors. Excellent wall space for art. An ample stage for music & live theatre. Great central location. I'm sure there is something that some grumbly grizzly person will complain about, but not me. I love this venue.

Mike brought his music magic to two family weddings: one in Santa Fe, NM and another in…read moreWestcliffe, CO. Mike's energy, spirit and talent set the tone and tempo for each celebration. He dialed into each couples' wishes and executed those ideas beautifully. He is an absolute pleasure to work with and so much fun!

We were lucky enough to have Mike DJ our wedding in Taos, NM. He was professional and communicated…read morewell leading up to and during the event. We received so many compliments on the music thanks to him. He kept people on the dance floor until the very end with the perfect combination of songs. He even sent us nice photos and videos he took during the cocktail hour. Mike made our wedding day amazing. We highly recommend Mixed By Gaets!

Such a fun event / neat idea. My aunts, cousins, and I did the "Baby it's cold" outside session at…read moreChama River Brewing Company (yes, if you wanted wine it was extra but still). We were supposed to draw a red bird surrounded by a snowy background. The neat thing was that you could go as fast or as slow as you wanted, follow the instructor or slightly create your own masterpiece, and no one picture came out the same way (hey, I'm not artist but I was really concentrating). We loved it and would definitely go back (I hear there's a rainbow galactic space unicorn?? Whaaa?!)

Attended an event last night at O'Niell's Nob Hill. Meet up with a few friends to paint the Rainbow…read moreGalactic Space Unicorn. Yup. When I arrived, the room was already set up with work stations. We picked our places up in the front. The class alternates between instruction for each step and periods of music where you just create. It was easy enough to follow, and it was fun to put my own spin on the design. Loved it and would do again!

Rumble Productions puts on a great performance! I hired Rumble to perform an April Fools Day prank…read moreon one of my co-workers. A very talented accordion player and song writer showed up in her Elvis wig to perform the Elvis song that I requested. She switched up the lyrics to the personalize it to the guy that we were pranking. The videographer captured every moment. From the initial inquiry, to discussing the logistics and the execution it went off without a hitch! I highly recommend Rumble. I can't wait to hire them again to put on another show. Thank you guys!!!

Don't believe in fairy tales? Rumble Productions will change your mind! The amazing artists at…read moreRumble create memories - special memories that last a lifetime because they make the recipient feel like the most important person in the world! I recently called Rumble to create a special birthday singing telegram for a Crossfit coach. It was extremely last minute but they jumped through hoops to make it happen. He was surprised, embarrassed.... And absolutely blown away by the gesture! I challenge him to ever forget that time he received birthday cupcakes at the box by singing telegram! Amazing performers, amazing customer service, and even more amazing memories! Thank you!!

This was the first time visiting the museum. It was a larger space than I expected. I enjoyed the…read morethree spaces and the exhibits that were up. The staff was friendly and helpful and had a lot of information to provide on the exhibits. I would like to check it out again.

Art museums are always one of the best parts of a university. Always something special to discover…read more I hope people will continue to support it.

Art at best. An ethical approach to expression of the individual as it pertains to fine art…read more emphasis is on the individuals talent expressed. needs stressed along with developing wants as expressed in fine art. talents are developed along with the hidden, as it pertains to the individual. A certain fondness,if you will,for the particular expression of the student is incorporated. the appreciation is also incorporated from the students perspective of what's done.

My child enrolled in the summer dance camp and it's our first visit there…read more I registered her online and splurged on this class even though it's over my budget for summer camps because I thought my daughter would love the dance class. On the first day on our very first visit, I arrive 15 min before the class starts and the only person at the front desk is in the phone facing sideways. There was someone else already waiting to be helped and a few minutes go by without this lady ever looking over to say...anything. I know she can see us. We just waited till another lady finally came along to sign us in. When it wasn't turn, I'm told to fill out a form. That's pretty standard but then she proceeded to tell me that my 6 year old needs to "sign" the code of conduct. Uh... maybe the instructor should go over discipline and code of conduct in their class rather than have a 1st grader (read and) sign any form of contract? I mean, she's smart but don't believe she could read all of it on her own so what's the point of having a child sign? THEN, "So, the before care is $35". Huh? The class STARTS at 8:30. I wait to be signed in because some woman is on the phone ignoring us customers. Then 15 min till the START of the class, if I wanted to drop her off, it's ADDITIONAL $35 on top of $225 for the week if dance camp. For 8am to 8:30. I needed to get out of there because I had to get to work so just had her charge my card but even when I went back to the sign up page, it doesn't say anything about costing whopping $35 for 30 minuets window of BEFORE CARE, where the kids just sit in the lobby coloring. Whatever. First and last time, I tell myself. Here's the big kicker. As I'm used to showing my ID and signing her out so I told them that I need to add someone to the pick up list. The answer she gave me just threw me off completely. "We don't really have a set procedure." I asked, how are you going to make sure that you don't release my child to just anyone? and their answer was "We get to know the kids and parents. You can tell us who you don't want to release your child to." OMG. I was so ticked off when I left I had to really find a way to chill out before I got to work so I don't turn into a dragon lady at my work! When I arrived at pick up time (made sure I'm not late a minute because they would have costed me another $35 for 30 minutes of AFTER CARE. Oh heck no!! There was a lady standing by the door with a clipboard but I signed nothing. I'm sure she remembered me but does she correctly remember every child's parents? Now for the classes, my daughter has been enjoying the classes and she says the instructors are nice so at least for that, I'm glad. So I'm giving extra star for the lessons to be fair. I just have hard time being ok with the 30 minutes before and after care they charge $35 per am/pm when I literally checked her in 10 minutes till class starts. I don't want her to be late and miss anything. How do they decide? I didn't hear her charge the other parent. So if I came in at 8:20, would she still had me pay? What about after care? How many minutes do they give me after 4 before they charge? It just doesn't make sense. I feel ripped off. $225 for one week is a splurge for me. Now it's $260 and it's not like it comes with meals. I still pack her lunch & snacks & water bottle every day. I don't think I'll be back after this week. That's a disappointment for both.

There's a lot more going on at Keshet than I know. A whole lot more. I know that my three year-old…read moreis absolutely boisterous about her dance class here; she takes it home, actually, and can often be found in our living room donning a ballerina costume, twirling on the carpet. I've known some professional dancers who've worked with the company in the past, they were absolutely incredible. I've seen a couple of Keshet performances and found them to be sort of nuanced modern, gorgeous and not overdone. But I've only recently learned of the nonprofit, community connected efforts of Keshet, and these earn 'em a fifth star. Amongst their various programs, I'm most impressed with the efforts that bring dance to low-income, at-risk, homeless and incarcerated youth. They also bring dance to the disabled. Really impressive. With programs for the young, old and in-between, Keshet's definitely one of the most important arts organizations in ABQ. The Center for the Arts is currently under construction; my daughter's class is currently being taught in a temporary structure adjacent to the building. But once the construction is over, it's looking like this will be a fantastic destination for the performing arts.

Have I been to bigger, more elaborate, and well appointed stadiums in my life? As someone living in…read moreSEC Football country, of course I have. That said, I am an alumni of a mid-major program whose stadium actually looks a lot like this one in design, capacity, and well... remoteness. The world of NIL Money has made it harder for programs like these to compete, but you'd never know it from the fans. I was invited by a couple Lobos fans to join in on a game against Colorado State. We treated ourselves to box seats behind the end zone, complete with a full catered buffet of hot dogs, grilled chicken and pork, potatoes and beans, frito pie, popcorn, and sodas. There was also a private bar and bathroom, for a price that would easily be a fifth of what you'd pay in the SEC, and that is generous. Was the food good? I mean, not really, but it was stadium food and fine. But the football ended up being fun to watch. The Lobos were having a sloppy day, with 4 turnovers, keeping Colorado State in the game the whole time. CSU had problems of their own with three interceptions, ultimately leading the Lobos to a 4th quarter charge that sprung them to victory. The highlight of the day was a section of fans with their shirts off spinning them in the air in the far upper corner of the visiting bleachers. They got attention on the big screen as the Lobos were starting to rally, then their ranks swelled as people "Joined the movement.' By games end, there were several hundred fans spinning their shirts and cheering relentlessly for the Lobos, and they eventually made their way down into the student section. You could tell the team appreciated it, as they came over to them after the game to slap hands and thank them. I love these football moments, and it was a great day in the stadium. Five stars for a loyal fan base, and go Lobos!

We've been here almost 8 yrs & have a connection to UNM. But haven't been to see them play here…read more Today's the day, 1st sell-out game in over 15 yrs. Loud crowd, packed stadium and great game. Food lines at the usual stadium food places were short - then there were the food trucks. Four of them longer lines and offering more than stadium food. One was sno-cones with a separate syrup island to make it very own. Aisle were ok, a little narrow to suit me. Seating is bench style - if you need back support you have to bring a stadium seat. Rentals are available.Not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon.