Día de los Muertos takes place each year on Nov. 1 and 2, All Saints Day and All Souls Day. This celebration of life happens across Albuquerque, with events around the city commemorating the holiday. Learn more about how you can celebrate this meaningful tradition.

Have a Scary Good Halloween in Albuquerque

The spookiest day of the year is almost here! From bone-chilling haunted houses and pub crawls to pumpkin patches and family-friendly events, there are plenty of activities where the whole family can get their fair share of tricks and treats to celebrate Halloween.

Find Gluten-Free Cuisine in Albuquerque

Albuquerque is full of delicious restaurants that offer gluten-free food. If you’re gluten intolerant or prefer eating gluten-free, it’s easy to enjoy the wide range of cuisine offered in the city, from traditional New Mexican to vegetarian.

Enjoy Fall Drinks in Albuquerque

It’s time to get into the fall spirit with a fun beverage. Choose from the classic pumpkin spice lattes, adventurous mocktails or a cozy coffee flight to embrace autumn with a delicious drink.

McCall’s Haunted Farm
Sept. 27-Oct. 26
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UNM Football Season
Oct. 12, Nov. 1, Nov. 16
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration
Oct. 14
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Fright Night Open Mic
Oct. 18
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ABQ Fermentation & Fungi Fest
Oct. 20
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Dark Red Film Festival
Oct. 25-27
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Dia de los Muertos in Old Town
Oct. 25-Nov. 3
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Boo at the Zoo
Oct. 26
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Sugar Skull Fun Run
Oct. 27
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Inspire Your Next Visit

Not sure where to begin your visit to Albuquerque? Discover everything that makes the city special by ordering the 2024 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.