4. KiMo Theater

Built in 1927, the KiMo is a beautiful Pueblo Deco style building originally built during the heyday of luxury theater construction as a movie palace and vaudeville stage (Vivian Vance – I Love Lucy's Ethel – got her start here). Used today as a performing arts venue, the theater has been fully restored to its original grandeur and is an Albuquerque landmark. Although the KiMo's exterior is gorgeous too, you must see inside to truly appreciate it. So check local listings and get yourself tickets to whatever's on – you won't be disappointed!   (© 10Best)

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Tue-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm; Sat 11:30am-5pm Event Dates and Times Vary

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Website: Visit the KiMo Theater website »

Type: Art Museums, Cultural Venues, Historic Sites, Museums

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