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Albuquerque, New Mexico
Queer-friendly brewery, art gallery, and tapas bar on 1st Street NW.
JUNO is a brewery and art gallery located on 1st Street NW. It features an on-site brewhouse producing IPAs, Pilsners, and sours, plus a kitchen serving Mediterranean-inspired tapas. The spacious outdoor patio is distinguished by custom steel tree sculptures and regular live music. Beyond craft beer, the venue hosts diverse programming including Argentine Tango lessons, burlesque shows, and local art exhibitions. It functions as a queer-friendly community space in the downtown arts district.
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