Día de los Muertos is widely celebrated throughout Albuquerque. The holiday takes place each year on Nov. 1 and 2, on All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Learn more about Día de los Muertos, including its origins, history and how it continues to be a celebration of life today.

Get Spooked on a Ghost Tour in Albuquerque

Albuquerque is full of ghosts, ghouls and spirits haunting everything from restaurants to hotels. A ghost tour in Albuquerque is full of fun frights and terrifying tales. These spirited adventures bring year-round spooks to the young and the old alike!

Experience New Mexico’s Beauty on Horseback

The stunning mesas and meandering rivers of New Mexico are part of what makes this place unique. One of the best ways to explore the beautiful landscape is on horseback. Learn where to ride horses in and near Albuquerque, and what the experience is like.

Fall Beers You’ll Only Find in Albuquerque

Albuquerque has a hopping beer scene. Many breweries release special beers to celebrate autumn. Find specialty brews to enjoy this fall, from a number of Oktoberfest selections to specialty pumpkin beer.

Scandinavian Festival

Nov. 5

Doggie Dash & Dawdle

Nov. 6

Muertos y Marigolds Fiestas y Procession

Nov. 6

Return of the Sandhill Crane Celebration

Nov. 12

Enchantment Beer, Wine and Spirits Festival

Nov. 12

Discovery Festival 2022

Nov. 18

Festival of Trees

Nov. 25 - 27

Rio Grande Arts & Crafts Festival

Nov. 25 - 27

New Mexico Artisan Market

Nov. 25 - 27

Inspire Your Next Visit

Not sure where to begin your visit to Albuquerque? Discover everything that makes the city special by ordering the Official Albuquerque Visitors Guide. From dining to attractions, it’s the perfect tool for planning your next Albuquerque getaway.

We’re excited to welcome you to Albuquerque! Use our trip-planning tools to design the perfect visit.