The annual Pridefest will take place on Saturday, June 13 at Civic Plaza after the Pride Parade on Central Avenue, featuring headliners Ada Vox, Eureka!, and Shannel. Dating back to 1969, the event charges $20 for adults and $15 for ages 6 to 18 while kids under 6 attend free.
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The New Mexico Shakespeare Festival returns today at Veteran’s Memorial Park — offering free outdoor shows of Julius Caesar and The Winter’s Tale that blend timeless themes with modern relevance — and runs through Saturday, July 11.
Drivers in Northeast Albuquerque face delays on northbound Carlisle at Lomas — crews began repairing a natural gas pipeline Wednesday afternoon and city officials advise taking Girard Boulevard or Washington Street.
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