KiMo Theatre - Albuquerque NM Real Haunts

Located in the heart of Downtown Albuquerque, the historic KiMo Theatre offers movies, art, live performances, and some ghosts, too! The theater is said to be haunted by a ghost named Bobby who died in the building in the 1950s when he was just a young boy. Stories say that a water heater in the lobby exploded during a movie screening, killing Bobby. His ghost is known to linger the theater, causing mischief. So much so that performers have left him small toys and gifts in an effort to keep him occupied during the performances! If Bobby isn't impressed with these little tokens, he likes to mess with the electronics and distract the actors!

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