Happy Spring! We're gonna warm things up a bit with some more Bébé La La music - this time with the full band! It's always a lot of fun with the added bass licks of the awesome Micky Patten and those cool beats, compliments of our equally awesome drummer, Joe Chellman! So, come on out and enjoy! Free event, with donations gratefully accepted :) Come for the coffee, stay for the music! Or is that, come for the music, stay for the coffee!

Bébé La La celebrates their 12th anniversary of performing and recording together with their new CD, the follow up to their award-winning debut CD, High Wire!

Alicia & Maryse are joined by their bandmates, Micky Patten on bass and Cal Haines on drums!

Join Alicia & Maryse via zoom for this wonderful series presented by poet, author, arts scholar, and arts & creativity advocate Mary Dezember! Alicia and Maryse will perform live and speak about their musical journey, their longtime collaboration and their upcoming sophomore release! Free! Simply sign up for Mary's newsletter on her website and after registering, you will be emailed the Zoom link on the day of the event!

AMP Concerts Emerge From The Pandemic Live Music Series at Casa Flamenca's beautiful outdoor space. Buy Tickets at https://tickets.holdmyticket.com/tickets/374465

All Covid safe practices in place (no masks required if vaccinated, otherwise masks suggested) Water, soda, sparkling water, chips & cookies and light snacks available More info at AMPConcerts.org

National Pollinator Week is an international celebration of the valuable ecosystem services provided by bees, birds, butterflies, bats, and beetles. It is a time to celebrate pollinators and spread the word about what you can do to protect them. In 2016, the Albuquerque City Council unanimously approved Albuquerque as the first Bee City USA in the Southwest. The Open Space Visitor Center and Albuquerque Bees Center manage hives at that are used for teaching students of New Mexico state certified beekeeping program.

AMP Concerts is reaching out to local artists to give them work and give you entertainment in these difficult times. AMP maintains a fund to pay for community projects, which have primarily been school programs and artist residencies. In this time of crisis, AMP is using those funds to hire local artists and tech crews to create streaming events—and to act as a catalyst for the community to support art as well.