This architectural gem earned its unusual name when Isleta Pueblo governor, Pablo Abeita, suggested KiMo, which means "king of its kind" The theater's pueblo/deco architectural style and lavish interior murals make it a true picture palace. Built in 1927 it was one of the main stopping centers during the glory days of Route 66 (Central Avenue). Young entertainers who graced its stage included the likes of Vivian Vance, Gloria Swanson, Tom Mix and Ginger Rogers. The KiMo seats 700 comfortably with an orchestra pit for 30-40 musicians.

Santa Ana Star Center is a major attraction of Rio Rancho's downtown. This multi purpose place can be used for various events like conferences, youth sports, family events, concerts etc. It is also a theatre that showcases great plays and shows. It features 26 luxury suites, 500 club seats, VIP lounge, club lounge and 4 club suites. The ice center is a good place to visit and lockers are also available. An entertainment hub in the true sense. Open on Saturday and Sunday only if an event is scheduled.

Rio Grande Lounge,located inside the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa, is a cool place to hang out. Indulge in some friendly conversation while you sink into the cozy chairs. For drinks, choose from a variety of over 25 tequilas and 20 vodkas or opt for a fun cocktail. You can also enjoy a cigar as you spend an evening by the fireplace outside.

Atush Bar & Grille is located within the Twin Warriors Golf Club at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa. The 18-hole golf course is designed around archaeological sites dating from the 1200s. Light breakfast, lunch or dinner will include snacks, candy bars, salads, sandwiches, rolls, burgers with coffee, tea or wine, cocktails or beer. This is a good place for golfers and those who just come to watch.

The Corn Maiden at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa is named after the symbol of Santa Ana Pueblo. The Sandia mountains act as a beautiful backdrop to the adobe style décor and setting, making The Corn Maiden a perfect place for family or business events. Food at the Corn Maiden is a blend of two cultures, Hispanic and Tamaya traditional food. Combining both, the chefs have created a new regional cuisine with international flavors to represent Santa Ana Pueblo. Fresh and locally available ingredients such as green chillies, enchiladas, and pinon make food look just as great as it tastes!

Right outside of Albuquerque is the over one hundred year old Silva's Saloon, full of local flavour from the hats of former patrons hanging on the rafters to the large oval bar. The primary beers on tap are Budweiser and Bud Light, but other options are of course available. So immerse yourself in the Old West at the filming location of many Western films.

If you want to listen to live music and sip on well-crafted cocktails while in Albuquerque, then The Dirty Bourbon is the place you must check out. Located on Montgomery Boulevard, this Country/ Western themed bar comes across as a respite from the regular bars/ clubs in the city, offering live entertainment in the form of country music. If the western theme hasn't caught on to you yet, then the mechanical bull at the center of the huge dance floor will definitely get you there. Dance your night away with your friends or relax and sip on the drinks churned out by the bartenders, you are in for a great time here. Call or visit their website for more information.

The fresh fruit smoothies at Keva Juice are big enough to have as a meal, and the variety of options are extensive. While the specialty is fruit smoothies, Keva also serves more decadent options, like peanut butter chocolate or the popular Oreo Speedwagon. Each Keva Juice smoothie comes with one free supplement. Choices include a multivitamin, a fat burner, an immunity booster, protein, an energizer or a stress relief option. The bar also serves fresh squeezed orange juice, carrot juice, wheat grass juice and aai juice shots, as well as frozen yogurts. - Lydia Schrandt

Modeled after California wine country establishments, Savoy has the same local owners as the prominent and well-loved Albuquerque restaurant-bars Seasons and Zinc. Savoy is comprised of a large, bright dining room, an outdoor patio, a lounge, a wine tasting room, and a private room for group events. Delicious appetizers include the Grilled Peaches & Arugula or Seared Sea Scallop salads; entrees are mostly steaks and seafood. The wine list is the establishment's key feature, and includes French, Spanish and Italian alongside the extensive selection of Californian. Come on a Tuesday for the bargain "Half Price Featured Wine Night". - Pip Lustgarten

Located on the Albuquerque Academy, the Simms Auditorium is a place where a lot of events are held. Leaders in different fields and performers are invited as guest speakers. Alongside, students also showcase their talents beyond the boundaries of classroom. Cultural activities and the academy events are also held here.