More information on Summerfest
On Saturday evenings in June and July, the Civic Plaza, located in the heart of downtown Albuquerque, becomes a big street party. Live bands take the stage for a few hours of fun in the sun. This is the perfect venue to showcase the diverse cultures found in New Mexico. Groups exhibit their arts and crafts, and inexpensive food and drinks. Children's activities are planned in addition to the entertainment.
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