Good morning, Albuquerque.

A viewer sent video of a vehicle going airborne before it crashed on Osuna Road near Edith Boulevard in northeast Albuquerque—police said the driver got non-life threatening injuries.

Clyde’s, a drama-comedy by playwright Lynn Nottage and directed by local Marya Errin Jones that explores life after incarceration at a truck stop kitchen, began its run yesterday at 7 p.m. at The Vortex Theater (2900 Carlisle NE) and will run through June 8.

Festival Sefardí takes place this weekend in Albuquerque — now in its 16th year — and celebrates Sephardic Jewish heritage along with historical ties to Indigenous communities.

The event features talks on the 1680 Pueblo Revolt and Genízaros, a workshop by UNBOUND, music, poetry and a Shabbat service in Spanish and Hebrew — as organizers hope to spark dialogue on shared roots.

The New Mexico Economic Development Department announced $275,000 in grants to eight organizations, awarding between $25,000 and $50,000 each to improve food access and boost economic development in underserved communities across the state—projects include initiatives in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and other areas.

Josh Marquez prepares to graduate today from UNM School of Medicine and will soon begin a neurosurgery residency at UNM after overcoming early challenges that started with skateboarding in Las Cruces and shifted to academic success.

His journey—marked by resilience, hard work, and balancing fatherhood with study—demonstrates his deep commitment to patient care.

Professor Ronda L. Brulotte from UNM has released a new book, 'Mezcal in Oaxaca: A Craft Spirit for the Global Marketplace,' that explains how mezcal changed from a local drink to a global craft product while impacting rural economies and Indigenous traditions in Oaxaca—she researched the subject since 1998.

New Mexico in Focus reported that federal cuts to AmeriCorps left programs like Albuquerque Sign Language Academy with fewer staff and lost grants—while a shooting survivor sued Rio Arriba County for allegedly failing to protect demonstrators during a protest.

David Scrase, a veteran geriatrician and former Health Secretary, says New Mexico must plan for a growing number of older residents facing high poverty and rising dementia cases + he urges families to prepare ahead to ease the burden of caregiving.

Princess Tea Party and Breakfast

9-11:30 a.m. — Dave & Buster's Albuquerque — $10 Power Card included — Delight in a magical tea party breakfast with Ariel and enjoy professional photos and fun activities.

Suncatcher Charm Crafting Party

6-8 PM — Quarter Celtic Taproom — Supplies included — Get creative and design stunning suncatcher charms using resin and dried flowers.

Churro Wool Spinning Workshop

4-8 p.m. — Agri-Nature Center — Bring your own materials — Learn to transform raw Churro wool into usable yarn with expert guidance.

Brindemos Video Premiere & Concert

6-9 p.m. — Casa Rondeña Winery — Ticket required — Experience the music video premiere of 'Brindemos' followed by a lively concert with Mariachis.

Heart of ABQ 6.6k

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Villa Hispana — Free entry — Celebrate Route 66 with local music, wellness screenings, and family fun at a community-focused event.

Beekeeping at Los Poblanos Lecture

5:30 p.m. — Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm — $20 per person — Discover the synergy between beekeeping, pollination, and sustainable agriculture in New Mexico.

Candle Making Class at Thrive Craft NM

6-9 p.m. — Thrive Craft Cannabis — Materials provided — Learn the art of candle making in a fun and relaxing atmosphere with friends.

The High Desert Playboys - Musical Evening

7 p.m. – 1 a.m. — Voodoo Girl Pies & Pints — Tickets available — Experience a night of original Americana and high-energy bluegrass tunes.

Public Winery Tour & Tasting

4-5 p.m. — Casa Rondeña Winery — Includes tour and 4-6 wine tastings — Discover the artistry and rich flavors behind New Mexico wines in a picturesque setting.

Tomorrows Bad Seeds Concert

7-11 p.m. — Insideout — Ticket prices not listed — Experience a high-energy reggae-rock performance by Tomorrows Bad Seeds in Albuquerque.