Robert Mirabal film screening and concert set for Santa Fe, August 7
Robert Mirabal will pair a Santa Fe screening of Road to Everywhere with a live concert at Sky Cinemas Midtown on Aug. 7. The film centers on family, memory and forgiveness.
Robert Mirabal will bring Road to Everywhere to Sky Cinemas Midtown in Santa Fe for a special screening and in-person concert on Aug. 7 at 6:30 p.m. The venue is at 1020 Midtown Calle Central, Santa Fe, NM 87505, putting the event within easy reach for Santa Fe County filmgoers and music fans who want a night that blends cinema with live performance.
The film stars Mirabal, whom the film website describes as a Pueblo musician, Native American flute player and maker from Taos Pueblo. Its synopsis says the story explores family, memory, forgiveness and what truly matters, giving the Santa Fe date a clear draw for audiences interested in Native storytelling, New Mexico place-based filmmaking and work that ties personal history to broader cultural themes.
What makes the Santa Fe stop distinct is the concert element. The screening page says Mirabal and his band will perform a signature mix of Native American flute and drums with high-energy rock, funk and global music influences, turning the evening into more than a standard film showing. For Santa Fe audiences, that combination fits a local arts scene that regularly crosses lines between film, music and community gathering.
The Santa Fe booking also lands after a shorter Albuquerque run at Guild Cinema, where Road to Everywhere is scheduled for July 30 through Aug. 2 with showtimes Thursday through Sunday at 3 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Guild Cinema calls itself Albuquerque’s oldest still-running movie theater, dating to 1966, and its opening night includes a bonus live Robert Mirabal performance. A separate Guild Cinema event page says the Albuquerque special includes Mirabal and his band plus the director, adding a different kind of draw from the Santa Fe presentation.
For Santa Fe readers, the practical appeal is straightforward: the city gets its own date, its own venue and a film-and-concert event that speaks to regional identity rather than a generic art-house booking. Road to Everywhere’s title, its Taos Pueblo roots and its themes of memory and forgiveness all point to an audience that may connect with Northern New Mexico’s landscapes, family ties and cultural continuity.
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