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Heights Summerfest
Experience a tradition!
Saturday, June 13, 2026 | 5-10 p.m. | North Domingo Baca Park
Thank you to everyone who came out for Heights Summerfest of 2026! The summer evening was packed with free, family-friendly outdoor entertainment. The event featured over 30 local artisans with handmade goods in The Shops, more than a dozen local food trucks serving up delicious bites, and local breweries, wineries, and distilleries pouring libations in The Cantina. Kids' activities kept smiling faces everywhere, with free face painting, inflatables, and a 25' climbing wall. Live music filled the park and brought the crowd together for an evening of sunshine and celebration. Gratitude goes out to the vendors, food trucks, and musicians who made the night possible. Check out the photos from this year below!
Stage Entertainment
A big shout‑out to the artists who made Heights Summerfest shine. The Fabulous Martini‑Tones kicked the evening off with surf‑rock flair, Keeping Up with the Joneses brought soulful funk, ABBAquerque kept everyone dancing, and headliner Doctor Nativo closed the night with an electric mix of reggae, cumbia, and hip‑hop.
Local food trucks served freshly made cuisine throughout the event, offering a variety of delicious options for everyone who joined. Local food vendors included Ace's Fry Guy, Bing Tea, The Bean, The Munchie Truck, Kona Ice of ABQ, Higher Calling Concessions, Word of Mouth Food Truck, Blenders, Umami Moto, Latin Flavor Food Truck, CCR Inc, 3Fat Husbands, Happy Enterprises, FUDDS BBQ, Sol Noodles, and Shake It Up.
The Shops
Local businesses with handmade products were featured in The Shops. Each artisan booth offered unique items ranging from art to home goods, clothing to jewelry, and more. Shopping local in one place made the experience easy and enjoyable for everyone who attended.
Local artisans who participated include, 3halo Skin Co., Anka Jewelry Designs, Anna Maraziti Prints, Audacity by Angelic, Bee Nice Beauty, Big Jim Farms, Casa Estrella Soaps, Cloudyberry Co., Crochet Crafts by Bianca, Crows Peak and The Bean, Dawson Designs, Dee Devine Boutique, DurDe Jerky, EA Leathers LLC, Fiesta On the Go, Gatito Diablo, Kichwa's Souvenirs, La Vida Bella LLC, Le Paris Bakery LLC, Love on a Wire, Marina's Stitches, Metal The Brand, Mobius Theory, Popped Candy, Pottery by Alisha, Rocky Mountain Beards, Sandia Fashion Art, Sassy Kakes, Scattered Light Stitchery, Sip Sorceri, Stephaknots, Super Rad Designs, Tribal Creations, Tycoolz, Vavis Trenzitas, Whimsy Trail Studios, WiseWorks, Witch' n Relax, Joe's Bows, BB Knits, Con Alma Micro-Bakery LLC, Daring Delights Bakery, Divine Delights by Jessica, PNP Gourmet LLC, Rollin Thru ABQ, Ryeli Taps, Sugar Crumb Bakery, Sugar Mammas Sweet Treats, Sweet Demise Desserts, and Snuggle Cubs.
Event Specifics
Heights Summerfest is free to the public. Pets are welcome on leashes. This is a rain or shine event.
Weapons, alcohol, glass containers, and drones are prohibited. Smoking is not allowed on City Property, including cannabis.
Applications
Applications to participate as a vendor in the 2026 ABQ Summerfest Series are now closed.
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