Harry E Kinney Civic Plaza, better known as Civic Plaza is the main events venue in Albuquerque. A beautiful fountain adorns this pretty plaza which has been host to a number of events and performances. This grand plaza can accommodate more than 20,000 people, which is not the only reason that this is one of the premium venue. It has a 35 feet by 96 feet performance theatre where a number of artists have performed. This vibrant and spacious plaza is truly the social center of Albuquerque. This venue is available on rent.
Kiva Auditorium promises entertainment to one and all. The auditorium has excellent, state-of-the-art facilities and sound system, making each event a huge success. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a live musical performance here. Comedy gigs, lectures, discussions, book readings and other events are held here quite often. Popular bands like the Piano Guys, artists like Norah Jones, Jerry Seinfeld, and Dave Chapelle have graced this venue in the past. Apart from an interesting line up of great artists, the auditorium also offers rental space for private functions.
Situated on North Bosque Loop, Bosque Farms Community Center was established in 1991. It features a well-equipped kitchen, meeting rooms and a backyard. This center offers space to host various community gatherings. They also organize a number of events for the village’s senior citizens.
Built in 1941, El Rey Theater has not only undergone multiple changes—both in terms of construction and usage—but has also been re-christened several times. With a plethora of shows performed, year in and out, this theater has now got a strong foothold in the entertainment circuit of Albuquerque. History of this place is another reason for its popularity among the locals. Be it a play or a musical concert, this theater promises a surreal experience. Although, it does not halt at that—for any special occasion, this place is available on rental basis. You can have a perfect wedding or a convention at this venue, where the blockbuster 21 Grams was filmed.
Opened in 1929 by Frank Bond, Wool Warehouse is a historical venue that caters to a slew of events. Located in the heart of the city, it was a warehouse and trading point for wool. Designed by architect T. Charles Gaastra, the warehouse now operates as a prime event venue. The venue hosts weddings, corporate events, private parties, anniversaries, and graduation programs. Music enthusiasts can attend live music concerts. Those who are interested in theater can come in here to enjoy excellent theatrical performances.