Albuquerque’s Summerfest has returned with a new scene in the Northeast Heights and a lineup sure to entertain. Summerfest opens tonight Saturday, June 15 from 5 pm to 10:30 pm when Big Bad Voodoo Daddy performs its last note.

The event is open to the public and free of charge. Located on Wyoming just north of Paseo del Norte, the event will feature lots of music, shopping in area stores, an Art Market, delicious food, a Microbrew Garden with local breweries La Cumbre, Broken Bottle and Bosque Brewing offering a wide variety of beers and other beverages, and, of course, lots of fun activities for the children.

Father’s day is just around the corner and if you haven’t found that perfect dad gift yet, we have you covered.

Many retailers are offering special discounts for those special men in our lives. Sears is having a 15 % off discount for all men’s clothing and accessories through June 16 with the code DAD13.

Macy’s will provide free shipping on orders of $100 or more with the code 2STYLE.

Kohl’s is also removing 15 % off select men’s clothing and shoes through June 16 with promo code DADSDAY15.

If dad is the gadget genius, check out Best Buy stores which are holding father’s day sales without any codes. Headphones or a portable car charger for his cell phone might be ideal.

For the outdoorsy dad, Wal-Mart is a great place for grills, hiking equipment, and fishing gear.

The University of New Mexico is set to unveil an electronic portal containing the works of the late Tony Hillerman.

Hillerman donated his manuscripts, papers and notes to the library in 2005.

UNM officials say that given Hillerman's stature in New Mexico literary culture, the collection will be a great resource for the local community as well as scholars from other institutions. The intiative is in its first phase; more manuscripts will be added over the course of three years according to the university.

Patricia Campbell of the Dean's office says, "Everyone knows who Tony Hillerman is, and when you access the information, you can see how much work was put into his writing."

University Libraries recieved an anonymous donation in 2011 that helped fund the project.

Showing of the new portal will take place Friday, June 14, at 5:30 pm inside Zimmerman Library.