EDo News & Views
Editor
Rob Dickson
Publisher
Lara Simon
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EDo Neighborhood Association
Board of Directors
President
Randi McGinn
McGinn, Carpenter, Montoya and Love, P.A.
Vice President
David Mahlman
Mahlman Studio Architects
Secretary
Doug Majewski
Design Group
Treasurer
Marc Bertram
Hotel Parq Central
Daniel Blackwood
The Evolution Group
Bill Fleming
The Fleming Company
Antonio Garcia
ZuK Design
Lauren Greene
The Grove Caf� & Market
Art Hayman
Highland Pharmacy
Pat Keene
Artichoke Caf�
Terry Keene
Artichoke Caf�
Michele Meade
Chez D'Or Salon
Bevin Owens
Compass Companies
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Huning Highland Neighborhood Association
Board of Directors
President Amberley Pyles Vice President Karla Thornton Secretary Bonnie Anderson Treasurer Joaquin Garofalo Ryan Bromberg Ann Carson David Donaldson Phoenix Forrester Moises Gonzalez Steve Grant Kathy Grassel Liam Hoch Lee Spittler |
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Holy Cow! It's Open!
EDo's newest restaurant is now serving at Central Avenue and High Street. The brainchild of architect/contractor Michael Wewerka and his operating partners David Boyd and Chris Medina, Holy Cow features casual food, atmosphere, and prices with fine dining tastes.
Dine outdoors in the landscaped and covered patios, or indoors in the mid-century modern retrofit of a former 1950s drive-in.
"We're especially pleased to have converted former car ports to people ports" says Wewerka of the new outdoor patios.
Heard on Central Avenue today: "Best burger I've ever eaten." Your editor reports tasty salads and reasonably priced beer & wine as well.
Please join us in welcoming them to EDo, and please check them out soon!
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The Daily Market - Information Meeting Next Thursday
The creators of The Daily Market, a proposed full-service grocery store at 710 Central SE, are hosting an informational meeting for potential investors in the store.
The meeting will be Thursday, August 4th from 6:00-7:00 PM at Holy Cow Restaurant, 700 Central SE.
The store will be locally-owned and locally-managed. Investment minimum is anticipated to be $10,000. This is not a formal offer to invest, merely an informational meeting as we put together our ownership and management teams.
For questions or to RSVP, contact [email protected].
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Revelry Salon in Elle's Top 100
Elle Magazine recently named Revelry Salon at 300 Broadway NE in EDo as one of America's Top 100 Salons. Anna Rogers is the proprietor and top stylist.
Revelry will also be featured in the August issue of ABQ the Magazine.
Congratulations to Anna and her team! You can reach Revelry at 842-8980.
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Hotel Parq Central Awarded Four Diamond Rating
EDo's own Hotel Parq Central was awarded a Four Diamond rating by AAA, one of only 10 hotels in New Mexico to have this coveted recognition.
Owners David Oberstein and Marc Bertram opened in October 2010 with GM Yancy Sturgeon and his team.
"We are honored to join this very small and elite group of hotels in New Mexico. We knew we had a truly special property when we achieved the top placement on the popular Trip Advisor website after only 2 months, and we have remained on top since," says Bertram. "It is quite an accomplishment for all of our employees," says Oberstein.
Congratulations HPC!
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Library Volunteers Needed
The City's Special Collection Library at 423 Central SE is soon to re-open after a substantial renovation. We are all very excited to see it again!
Library officials have expressed a willingness to make this library a book lending and return facility, using their computerized book database. But, they will need some volunteer help from our neighborhood.
Want to get in touch with your inner librarian, and be of service to your neighborhood? Please click here, and we will let the City Librarian know of your interest. Thank you.
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Tiffany Exhibit at Albuquerque Museum
We highly recommend a visit to see The New York Historical Society's "Clara Driscoll and the Tiffany Girls" at the Albuquerque Museum in Old Town through August 21st.
It's both an incredible display of artistry and a deeply memorable glance back to late 1800s and early 1900s New York City.
Support your local art museum and don't miss it!
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