Events in Albuquerque, NM

Enjoy great coffee and purposeful networking at a casual monthly gathering for real estate professionals, affiliates, and industry partners. Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned pro, this welcoming meet-up offers time to build relationships, exchange ideas, and strengthen ties within the local real estate community. Everyone is welcome and no membership is required. Bring business cards and a curious mindset to spark good conversation. The gathering takes place at Café Es Amor, with the group meeting in the back event space. Coffee and food will be available for purchase from the café.

Outdoor, professionally guided walks explore historic Old Town Albuquerque and share centuries of stories. Old Town is described as a living museum, and walking its pathways offers a fuller sense of the area's culture, history, and heritage shaped over more than 320 years since the city's founding in 1706. Offerings include a daily history, legends and Route 66 stroll, along with the original ghost walk presented every night. Guides lead visitors through plazas, historic buildings, and tucked-away passageways while recounting tales of lost loves, Civil War-era clashes, murders, hangings, and concealed cemeteries. The company is locally woman owned and has led ghost tours since 2001. The experience has appeared on the Travel Channel, Weird Travels, The Dead Files, Dead Famous, Breaking Bad for the Walter White funeral, In Plain Sight, and on Coast to Coast Radio. Because these tours take place outside, dressing for the conditions and wearing comfortable walking shoes is recommended. Tours run in all weather.

At The Imperial Dive, a weekly music bingo night hosted by Geeks Who Drink features themed rounds, a lively playlist, and prizes. The experience spans about two hours with tracks from a wide range of genres and eras, organized into two playlists each week. With straightforward gameplay and several opportunities to win, it is suitable for groups of any size and music lovers of all kinds.

A one hour workout followed by a one hour support group for anyone in active recovery. This two-part session offers time to move and then share in a supportive group setting.

Fan Appreciation Night features the Albuquerque Isotopes taking on the Salt Lake Bees alongside a Beach Bash celebration at the ballpark. A fireworks display is scheduled to follow the game, weather permitting.

Ashley Gavin takes the stage at Hyena’s Comedy Nightclub Albuquerque with quick-witted, conversational stand-up. The set leans on lively back-and-forth with the audience and unfiltered material about dating, identity, and the contradictions of everyday life. Expect a show that feels in the moment and distinctly personal, shaped by sharp instincts and keen observations.

New Mexico Heart Walk and 5K Run returns to Anyu Plaza at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, bringing the community together for a walk and a 5-kilometer run that supports heart health and lifesaving education. Outside hospitals, 9 in 10 people who experience cardiac arrest do not survive, often because bystanders are not trained in CPR. Every step taken and funds raised help expand CPR training and build safer communities. It is a chance to move with purpose and strengthen lifesaving readiness across New Mexico.

Set at Mesa Del Sol Sports Complex, this six hour trail endurance test has runners covering a 5K at the top of every hour. Each loop must be completed within that hour to remain in the event. Finish early and you can rest until the next start. Miss a lap and you are out. Make it through all six rounds and you outlast.

The 3rd Annual Old Town Showdown brings a plaza showcase of pre-1961 hot rods and custom cars, ranging from subtle builds to bold creations inspired by 1930s to 1960s styling. Vehicles on display meet traditional custom criteria, and the setting is family-friendly with live music.

Connect with peers on the recovery journey in a welcoming setting. Share a meal, exchange supportive resources, and enjoy some laughter together.

The Downtown Growers’ Market celebrates 30 years as a community fixture, supporting small farms and small businesses while bringing neighbors together. Expect fresh New Mexico produce like heirloom tomatoes and roasted chiles, one-of-a-kind handmade art and wellness goods from local makers, and hot prepared foods and snacks enjoyed under the trees. Live music and other entertainment create a lively atmosphere at Robinson Park. A live local band will perform, and a yoga session is offered with donations appreciated. An information booth is available on site. ADA parking is available, and visitors are asked to honor parking meters and lot fees and to avoid blocking residential areas or business access. Leashed pets are welcome, and owners should clean up after them. SNAP benefits are doubled on local food, with details available at the information booth.

A one hour workout is followed by a one hour support group for anyone in active recovery. The session starts with exercise and then continues with a group setting focused on recovery.

At Albuquerque Civic Plaza, the Albuquerque Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together to honor loved ones, support those who are struggling, and recognize personal mental health journeys. The focus is on connection, hope, and healing while advancing suicide prevention. Participation helps raise awareness, reduce stigma, and generate funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, supporting education, advocacy, research, and programs that expand support in communities across New Mexico. Individuals and teams can register, form or join a team, invite family and friends, share their reason for walking, and fundraise for lifesaving efforts. Sharing the event with coworkers, local organizations, and community groups helps strengthen a growing AFSP presence across the state.

Bliss in the City brings an all-levels yoga flow to Marble Brewery Heights, welcoming both newcomers and experienced practitioners. The practice focuses on mindful movement and breath to encourage connection. After class, participants can linger to meet fellow yogis and take advantage of discounted Brew Club pricing at Marble. Bring a yoga mat, and consider coming with a friend to share a relaxed community vibe.

This event offers free admission for everyone. Young drivers ages 5 to 17 compete in Quarter Midget cars on an oval asphalt track.

Experience an intimate dinner at Big Jim Farms, set among U-pick fields where rows of green chile and vibrant flowers create a picturesque backdrop as the sun lowers in the sky. Settle in for four courses built around fresh, seasonal ingredients, each thoughtfully paired with wines from Sheehan Winery, while live acoustic music drifts through the fields. Executive Chef Richard Padilla leads the evening, bringing more than fifteen years of culinary expertise in New Mexico, including leadership roles at Hotel Albuquerque and The Inn & Spa at Loretto. His approach highlights sustainability, community, and the region’s agricultural heritage, with a commitment to supporting local farmers and showcasing peak regional flavors. Each ticket includes the four course dinner, wine pairings, and live music. Tickets are $125 per person. Seating is limited, and advance booking is required. A VIP Early Access option offers a golden hour prelude with a handcrafted cocktail and private time in the flower fields, where guests can stroll among sunflowers, zinnias, cosmos, and wildflowers and gather a bouquet to take home in a mason jar. Big Jim Farms is a family owned U-pick farm in Albuquerque that offers hands on experiences that connect people to New Mexico farming and its traditions.

This event features live rock, country, rhythm, and blues in one performance.

Presented in partnership with SOMOS ABQ, this concert features WAX MOTIF as the headliner with DUCKWRTH, VNSSA, and Coco & Breezy sharing co-headlining duties. It takes place at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.

Intergalactic Day brings a starry theme to the Rail Yards Market, inviting attendees to wear their favorite space-inspired outfits for cosmic fun. Enjoy space-themed entertainment alongside food vendors, local growers, and entertainment partners. The market features farm, food, and art vendors, is ADA accessible, provides free admission and parking, and accepts EBT, SNAP, and WIC with purchases eligible for doubling. Pets are welcome when the weather is cool. Programming will be announced. Vendors should note that official applications are handled only through the Rail Yards Market website, and the market does not solicit vendors or payments through social media comments or private messages.

Admission is free for everyone. Spectators can watch kids ages 5 to 17 compete in Quarter Midget racing on an oval asphalt track.

This group focuses on the Emotional Freedom Technique, also known as tapping, a practice developed in 1995 that uses sequences of taps on acupressure points to help release physical and emotional pain. National health programs in Britain, Canada, and Australia provide tapping as a treatment modality, and the American Veterans Administration has approved it for treatment. The session is led by Chris Acklen, a clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and clinical supervisor who has completed several trainings in tapping, continues to study the method, and uses it personally and with clients. No prior tapping experience is needed. The gathering takes place in a large classroom, and a love offering is welcomed.

Brain Gang Trivia is a free, lighthearted trivia event at Craft Republic in Albuquerque, offering prizes in house cash from $10 to $25.

Albuquerque Isotopes face the Salt Lake Bees during a Final Fiesta at the ballpark. This Fan Appreciation night also marks the last Mariachis de Nuevo México game, presented by Corona Extra. The first 3,000 guests ages 16 and up receive an adult Mariachis jersey courtesy of Toyota. Festivities include live music and performances. A Mariachis 6-Pack option is available for those planning to attend all six Mariachis games.

Wonderful swing music fills the air every third Sunday from April through October. Each show features a different guest musician and draws from a repertoire of more than 80 tunes from the first half of the 20th century, so every performance offers something distinct. Enjoy dancing, drinks, food, and sunshine.

PRCA Xtreme Bulls brings a concentrated night of bull riding to Tingley Coliseum at EXPO New Mexico in Albuquerque. The format is straightforward and fast, pairing one rider with one bull and giving them eight seconds to make it count. With each matchup carrying real weight, the atmosphere builds quickly as standings can change in an instant. It offers a close view of elite rodeo skill, raw animal power, and split-second decisions under pressure.

The Jambalaya Lady will be serving Cajun cuisine from a food truck set up outside Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, at the front of the venue.

St. Paul's United Methodist Church hosts a returning Chili Cook-Off where attendees are the judges. Sample the entries and help choose the grand champion by purchasing voting tickets priced at $1 each or six for $5. Cooks who enter a chili receive six complimentary votes. Proceeds from the event support paying down the church mortgage.

Settle in at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) for a relaxed weekly Paint & Hobby Night centered on building and painting miniatures while trading tips. New painters seeking guidance and hobbyists tackling unpainted models can make use of on-site Army Painter and AK paints, plus disposable wet palette materials like plates, paper towels, and wax paper, along with water cups. Bring a miniature and a brush to get started, and there may be minis available if needed. Attendance is free, and a food and beverage purchase is required to support the shop and the space.

Enjoy a laid-back coloring session with sheets, markers, pencils, and crayons ready to use. All supplies are free.

This meetup at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) centers on Infinity by Corvus Belli. Players can game, learn, and connect with the Infinity community. Infinity is a tabletop skirmish wargame that uses metal miniatures crafted to a high standard. Two opponents lead rival factions to advance their aims, and with extensive unit options for tailoring a force, each battle can unfold in a new way.

Get ready to learn the iconic choreography at a free Thriller dance class designed for zombies-in-training preparing to be part of Thrill The World at Cornucopia, a fundraiser benefiting Cornucopia Adult Day Services. The routine will be performed in sync with participants around the globe. Arriving late is fine. Please bring water, a brainy friend, and a waiver.

This mambo-focused Salsa On2 Level 2 class at Peace Love Space strengthens cross-body lead technique with a variety of entrances and exits. Participants build longer footwork sequences, practice inside and outside turns that stem from the cross-body pattern, and refine the roles of leader and follower within these combinations. The drop-in rate is $15, and it can be paired with Salsa Bootcamp 101 as part of a beginner track package.

Elevate your Mambo in an Intermediate Salsa On2 class that strengthens movement, sharpens technique, and expands musical application of the dance track. Building on work from 101, 101.5, and 102, this session transforms prior fundamentals into longer, more intricate footwork and partnerwork. Training includes syncopated shines, Son timing footwork patterns, integration of leader spins within partnerwork, chained combination sequences, extended traveling turns, and elements such as copas, checks, and redirects. The pace is intentionally challenging to help dancers push past plateaus and perform with greater precision. The class takes place at Peace Love Space. Drop-ins are $15, and it can be paired with Salsa 102 as part of the Mid-Level Track package.

Presented by DHP, this welcoming karaoke night at Tractor Brewing Company is hosted by Ravenesque and Crimson and open to singers of all experience levels. The rotation opens to new performers first, with second and third rounds offered until the list is full. Beers are on tap, food trucks are available, and there is good company throughout the evening. Children may attend with a responsible adult, and all attendees must be in good standing with DHP and Tractor.

Arturo's is celebrating Taco Tuesday with taco deals. Ground beef tacos are $1.50, and shredded chicken or shredded beef tacos are $1.99 each. Enjoy them in the dining room or order through the drive-thru.

New Mexico historian and author John Taylor presents The School on the Bluff: A History of the University of Albuquerque, offering an in-depth look at the institution’s past and legacy. The program will be held in St. Cecilia Hall, Stage 2 on the campus of St. Pius X School. Admission is free and open to the public, and a reception will follow the presentation. The Guadalupe Institute is the generous sponsor. Seating reservations are available.

Discover new ways to cope with stress and manage anger, with a focus on cultivating a calm, centered state of mind. This event invites attendees to explore techniques that support inner serenity.

Take your chess beyond the basics with a follow up class at Santa Fe Community College. This session focuses on more advanced tactics and strategic thinking for players who already understand the fundamentals. Open to all ages.

Start with approachable solo footwork designed for beginners, learning patterns that strengthen timing and build coordination. The session emphasizes moving confidently on your own so you can express musicality on the social dance floor. These fundamentals support growth into a well rounded Salsa dancer. Hosted at Hiland Dance Studio.

Gather your friends for Brain Gang Trivia at The Tatted Bee Brewhouse. Enjoy free fun while you put your knowledge to the test for a chance to win cash prizes ranging from $10 to $25.

Build on your bachata foundation in an advanced beginner class with Metta Dance Collective at United We Dance Studios. Designed for dancers who train consistently and are ready to go deeper, this session focuses on refining technique, introducing new layers of movement, and boosting confidence. Expect a challenging yet joyful environment that encourages growth while keeping the experience fun.

A casual karaoke gathering that celebrates singing for fun. Participants can choose songs and enjoy a friendly, low-pressure setting.

People aged sixty and older meet each week at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) to play games with a welcoming community. The Eastside gathering takes place on Wednesdays.

This event centers on the stages of grief as part of a recovery journey.

At Hiland Dance Studio, this movement and isolation class explores the body’s kinetic potential while developing endurance, strength, and confident control. Framed as a wellness practice centered on steady motion, it offers a supportive way to stay fit and enjoy the process.

Enjoy a casual evening of Magic the Gathering focused on the Commander format at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside). Find a pod that fits your style, whether you prefer relaxed games, competitive play, or offbeat matchups. New to the game or to Commander? The host can help you learn with a starter deck.

Gather your friends for a free dose of friendly competition that puts your wits to the test. Expect plenty of fun, with house cash prizes between $10 and $25 available to win. Bring your best thinking and enjoy the challenge.

Empire Board Game Library hosts a Dukes of Dice board game night focused on learning and playing contemporary titles. It is open to all experience levels, with options ranging from approachable family games to deeper strategy, including Brass: Birmingham and Bruxelles 1893. The emphasis is on newer designs rather than traditional staples such as Monopoly or Catan. Admission is a flat $7 for the evening instead of the venue's usual $4 per hour. Food and drinks are available, including sandwiches, desserts and snacks, as well as local coffee and espresso.

Begin with a 60 minute workout, then transition into a 60 minute support group open to anyone in recovery. The format offers time for physical activity followed by supportive conversation.

Sunshine Theater welcomes the Paradise Tour to ABQ with a lineup that includes Mustard Service, Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh. This all ages concert offers advance tickets for 23 dollars plus a service charge, and prices may increase on the day of the event.

Launchpad hosts a stop on the My Super Sweet 16 Tour in ABQ NM, featuring performances by Millionaire$, Davvn, Notions, and Slowburn. This all ages show offers advance tickets for $20 plus a service charge, and prices may be higher on the day of the show.

Part of a rotating series that alternates between hill repeats, out-and-back efforts, and loop routes, this session features Whitewash repeats at Menaul Trailhead. The route begins with multiple possible lines and then funnels into a single trail higher up, with each repeat climbing about 500 feet. It is a strong choice for stacking targeted elevation in one workout, made easier by parking located close to the start. Poles and shoes with solid traction can help on the lower, steeper section. Parking is free at the trailhead.

Step into Star Wars: Legion and command forces of troopers, vehicles, and characters in battles across the galaxy. This is a weekly Thursday meetup at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) for ongoing Star Wars: Legion play.

Albuquerque Chess Club hosts a weekly Chess Night at Slice and Dice Pizzeria on the Eastside. USCF-rated quads are free to enter, with games played at G/25 d5 each week. Casual games are also on the tables, offering a relaxed alternative alongside the rated play.

At Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside), a casual Lorcana trading card game gathering welcomes both newcomers and veteran players. The event runs every two weeks in a three round Swiss format with a $9 entry. Players earn Lorcana points for every game played, even without a win, and can redeem those points for promos and prizes. Awards include a pack for each match win, promo packs, and Lucky Loser packs based on one win results.

An intermediate bachata class designed for dancers who have a firm handle on the basics and are ready for a greater challenge. Expect to build more complex combinations, fine-tune musicality, and grow the confidence to dance with added creativity and a smooth sense of flow.

Delve into the rich layers of salsa music in a musicality class at Hiland Dance Studio. The session breaks down structure, timing, and rhythmic elements to provide a deeper understanding of how the music works. With this foundation, you can develop a stronger connection to the rhythms, sharpen your timing, and elevate your dancing with more expression and confidence.

A supportive conversation for people in recovery that focuses on practical money topics. Participants can trade insights on managing finances, building stronger credit, preparing for major purchases, and other everyday financial skills alongside others with shared experiences.

Warm up your vocals at a weekly karaoke session hosted by DJ Danielsan in a welcoming Albuquerque venue, The Imperial Dive Bar & Food Hall. First-timers and seasoned regulars alike can step up to the mic, encourage fellow performers, and soak up an upbeat, friendly scene. The bar and food hall feature local craft beer, cocktails priced to go easy on the wallet, and a range of local cuisine for a foodie-minded outing. Tailored to both locals and visitors exploring The Duke City, it offers a lively social buzz and plenty of energy. There is no cover charge, and guests of all ages are welcome.

Explore the rhythm and phrasing of tango in a musicality class designed for dancers. At Alley Kats Dance Studio, two back-to-back sessions are available so you can choose one or combine them for an extended learning experience. Pricing is $20 per class or $30 for both. If the first session does not fit your schedule, a later option is available. Student scholarships are offered.

This Bachata bootcamp at Peace Love Space welcomes absolute beginners, dancers with limited experience, and those returning to the program. The series is structured to build a strong foundation and ease the transition to social dancing, with a focus on timing, essential footwork, partnerwork practice, turn technique, and overall confidence. Bootcamp 101 can also be bundled with Bachata 102 as a Beginner Track package for $110.

Build confidence in salsa with a Level 2 beginner class that expands on your foundation for the social dance floor. Sessions focus on footwork, technique, and partnering to help you move with clarity and connection. It is intended for dancers who already understand the basics and want to deepen their skills. Those brand new to salsa are encouraged to begin with the studio’s Absolute Beginner class before stepping into this one. The class takes place at Hiland Dance Studio.

General admission tickets for Geena’s Millennial Tour in Albuquerque are available at Black Wall Art. Advance tickets are priced at $15, while day-of admission is $20. VIP entry is offered. After purchase, a PDF ticket will be sent by email.

An open improv jam on the Mainstage brings together members of The Show and other ABQ improvisors to play and perform favorite improv games. Improvisors of all experience levels are welcome. Warmups get things started, and donations are welcome.

Dominic Fike performs live at Revel Entertainment Center in Albuquerque, NM. This concert features the artist on stage for fans in the area.