Kimo Theatre
Step into the enchanting Kimo Theatre, a historic gem along Route 66 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the magic of performance meets stunning Pueblo Deco architecture. Built in 1927, this iconic venue has hosted everything from classic films to contemporary shows, creating an unforgettable experience for every traveler. Marvel at the intricate designs and vibrant atmosphere as you immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the Southwest. Whether you catch a live performance or just take a moment to soak in its history, the Kimo Theatre is a must-visit stop on your Route 66 adventure!
Melanie Martinez
6 months ago"Beautiful historic theater, absolutely loved the atmosphere and carvings. Seats were comfortable and you have a great view no matter where you sit. The sound was perfect for the show. Clean bathrooms friendly staff, parking was right behind the theater in a safe well light parking garage. Will definitely see another show here!"
SuzGoVoile
9 months ago"Wow. I visited again after a couple of decades and it has been restored beautifully. This is my favorite historic building in Albuquerque and was so even when the interior was rough and unfinished looking. The sound is incredible. The Art Deco decor is unique and such a treat to see."
Amy Harris
11 months ago"The history alone is worth a visit. The choice music and arts that come through have never failed to be appreciated. The War and Treaty, Marcus King, Robert Cray. Albuquerque draws the best of the best to this historical treasure. Keep it up Kimo! Forever a moment in history."
Paul Richard
5 months ago"A wonderfully maintained old theater. I hadn't attended this venue since the '90s and sometime during that period the city took over ownership and has done a very good job. If you don't want to be looking up at the performers avoid the first section of seats, also the most expensive. The concert we attended had some flamenco and since our heads were lower than the stage we couldn't see the dancer's feet."
Michelle Jaramillo
2 months ago"First time at this historic theater. Seats in upper level, good view, had restrooms upstairs. Line for refreshments was long."
