Día de los Muertos is widely celebrated throughout New Mexico and Albuquerque. The annual celebration takes place on Nov. 1 and 2, All Saints Day and All Souls Day, respectively. Learn about the history and origins of Día de los Muertos and how it continues to be a celebration of life today.

Have a Spooktacular Halloween

With ghost stories to tell and ghoulish good times to be had, ABQ is the perfect place to celebrate all things spooky this Halloween season. From haunted farms and immersive dining to miles of terror and corn mazes, there is a way for everyone to have fun.

All the New Attractions in Old Town

Historical landmarks meet modern amenities with all the new things in Old Town. While still retaining its beloved charm, Old Town feels new again with brand-new dining options, improved spaces for events, refreshed shops and exciting tours.

Fun Date Ideas That Won't Break The Bank

The city offers a host of inexpensive, fun-filled things to do, making for some great date ideas. From quaint happy hours to bike rides, we’ve compiled some of the most memorable date ideas that will delight your date and your piggy bank.

Día de los Muertos Celebration in Old Town

Ofrendas Communitarias: Muertos Y Marigolds

Día de los Muertos Celebration

McCall’s Pumpkin Patch

Dragons House of Horror

Horror Movie Mixology

Frightening Fall Feast

Halloween Spooktacular

Trunk or Treat