Good morning, Albuquerque.

KUNM’s Peace Talks Radio host Paul Ingles said lessons from global peacemakers show that resolving conflict takes time+listening+courage.

He cited historical examples such as Eleanor Roosevelt to stress how genuine conversation can build lasting peace.

Amanda Machon shared a list of local events for this May weekend — highlights include Marble Brewery’s anniversary party with El Gozao today, a free Turkish festival from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Raindrop Foundation Turkish Cultural Center, and family-friendly bike and market events on Saturday and Sunday.

Starting May 2, Bard Crawl returns to Albuquerque with Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors performed at local breweries + the interactive, pay-what-you-will event invites audience participation and promises a spontaneous take on classic theater.

New Mexico gas prices climbed past $4 per gallon Thursday as global oil price hikes tied to the Iran war affect drivers.

The boost in state revenue is helping stabilize public funds for key services.

Albuquerque faces a wind advisory this evening (with winds reaching 30-35 mph) while Santa Fe councilors last night approved a five-year contract to bring back speed and noise cameras.

Crews are fighting wildfires in remote parts of the state.

Dozens of residents gathered at a public meeting in Los Lunas to voice concerns about a proposed four-lane extension road that could bring traffic and eminent domain fears — Valencia County officials are studying 12 routes for the project linking the Manzano Expressway to Highway 47.

Meta warned it might shut down its services statewide if forced to meet child safety requirements ahead of a bench trial next week in Santa Fe — a move that could affect communication for 2.1 million residents.

State prosecutors are pushing for stricter measures on platforms to protect young users’ mental health.

Lydia Warren, a fighter who left North Carolina to train at Jackson Wink MMA Academy—an Albuquerque staple—is preparing for her next fight in July.

She has built her career in the city and grown her following to over 40,000 while embracing challenges on her journey.

Sevendust Concert

6-9 p.m. — Sunshine Theater — Tickets start at $114 — Experience the electrifying performance of Sevendust in Albuquerque.

SpiritWorld Concert

7:00 – 9:30 PM — Launchpad — Tickets available — Experience a unique blend of country music infused with metal from Folsom and his band.

Emo Orchestra with The Spill Canvas

7-9:30 p.m. — Sunshine Theater — All Ages — Experience a unique blend of orchestral music with an emo twist featuring The Spill Canvas.

Beach Vacation Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Launchpad — Check the vibes of indie surf rock and dream pop with Beach Vacation and Train Conductor.

Route 66 Centennial Traveling Exhibit

8 AM – 5 PM — Wheels Museum — Admission fee unknown — Explore the heritage of America’s Main Street at this commemorative exhibit.

Jesús Muñoz Flamenco Showcase

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Flamenco Works, Inc. — $10 off with a friend — Experience a passionate blend of traditional flamenco and modern styles emphasizing love and community.

An Evening with Wilco

7-9:30 p.m. — Popejoy Hall — Tickets from $110 — Experience Wilco live in an unforgettable evening of music.

Acoustic Gap Performance

6-10 PM — Steel Bender Brewyard — Free entry — Experience a mix of modern bluegrass, western swing, and light jazz in a vibrant atmosphere.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra Live

7-9:30 p.m. — The Historic El Rey Theater — $28+ — Experience the unique sounds of Unknown Mortal Orchestra with supporting acts Elliot & Vincent.

Louis Hayes Live Performance

7-9 p.m. — Outpost Performance Space — Tickets start at $54 — Experience the unforgettable live performance of renowned jazz drummer Louis Hayes in Albuquerque.