South Broadway Cultural Center

I went to Taj in there Theatre, a nice venue. I've also enjoyed the library and went to get seeds from there. I'll definitely be back.

This is a wonderful community center with a great library and art gallery. The gallery is often changing with different exhibits throughout the year. There is also a theater for plays/performances with a large audience area. I believe there is also a multipurpose room for classes and other community events. This is really a great asset for the community of Albuquerque!

A very nice, intimate venue,with not a bad seat in the house. We recently came here for an Andy Mckee concert, and it was a great experience. The sight lines are perfect, good sound, and it was very clean. We would definitely come here again to see a show or play.Another bonus: it's very close to El Modelo

Yeah, I should probably launch this review with a few words about the terrific performances in the theatre, but I feel like I have a higher calling, here. I'm reviewing a building that houses a library, after all. Libraries are tantamount to temples in my feeble lil' echelon of Godliness, churches of smarts, they are, and the South Broadway Cultural Center owns one of the best in the city. Books, people, are our salvation. Okay, I'm stepping up on my soapbox. Libraries are our greatest gift to the free world. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.First: libraries are free. Ray Bradbury claims he got his college education in a library, and I believe it. When I was looking for a job, in the midst of the recession, I had nothin', and my library provided every resource: books on the next career move, books on tape for road trips, books and activities for my kid, CDs for my kid, CDs for me. Second: I discovered Ray Lamontagne thanks to the library, same with Agnes Obel and a host of others. Third: I used the downtown library as my starting point as a grant writer, I found free tools that would've cost a hefty price in my home. Simply put, libraries are the most religiously exempt, publicly accessible resources to enlightenment on the planet, and the SBCC owns a great one. It's huge, it's easy to navigate and it supports local artists, which were in full display during my most recent visit.The whole facility is gorgeous. And the shows around here are getting much, much better. Thanks for signing on The Box, guys. They're a perfect fit.

This was my first time at this venue to see a production. It is a very nice space and there aren't any bad seats since it is a small space. All the people staffing the event were very friendly and helpful. I would come again for other production.

The cultural centers here in south Broadway is really amazing there is a small theatre a Library with lots of books movies .and right across the street is a nice shady park with free summer lunches starting at 1130 am till 1pm a great spot.

this is a beautiful building with a sunny atrium with rotating art exhibits and a spacious library with plenty of table space and free wi-fi. plenty of parking and a lovely park next door.