Events in Santa Fe, NM

Arturo’s is serving tacos with a choice of fillings and simple pricing. Ground beef tacos are $1.50 each, and shredded chicken or shredded beef tacos are $1.99 each. Guests can enjoy their meal in the dining room or use the drive-thru.

Perfect for first-time dancers, this introductory salsa class welcomes participants without prior experience or a partner. Build a solid foundation by practicing the essentials that make social dancing feel natural and confident. The lesson covers basic steps, open shines to develop footwork, the fundamentals of leading and following, and the building blocks of spins and turns. Rhythm, timing, and approachable turn patterns are emphasized so new dancers can feel ready for the social floor. Hosted at Hiland Dance Studio in Albuquerque, this friendly class focuses on clear instruction and real-world skills for enjoying salsa.

Test your wits with Useless Knowledge Trivia at Swing-N-Pickle. Rally a team, enjoy a brew, and compete for prizes in a fun, friendly quiz setting.

KJ Famous Amos hosts karaoke on the Westside every Tuesday, with food available from Teppanyaki King 505.

Discover fresh ways to handle stress and manage anger with a focus on building calm and inner peace. Participants will explore practical strategies designed to support a steadier, more serene state of mind.

Beginner Bachata with Metta Dance Collective welcomes newcomers and focuses on building a strong foundation in a relaxed, encouraging setting. Instruction moves at an easy pace with plenty of repetition and clear breakdowns, creating a zero pressure space where dancers can learn comfortably and build confidence. The class takes place at United We Dance Studios.

Tinys Cocktail and Lounge hosts an open mic where performers can share their talents on stage, with meals and drinks available to enjoy.

Start from the basics in a beginner-friendly solo salsa footwork class at Hiland Dance Studio. Learn clear patterns that sharpen timing, coordination, and control so you can feel more confident in social settings. Practicing on your own strengthens technique and musicality, building a solid foundation for well-rounded salsa dancing.

Celebrate the Halloween season with a costume-friendly karaoke night at Tractor Brewing - Wells Park in Albuquerque. Step up to the mic with your favorite spooky songs for a chance to win prizes. Cielo Azul will be serving tacos, and special brews and cocktails will be available. Expect a fun mix of music, bites, and festive vibes.

This bi-weekly gathering for the Game Designers of Albuquerque brings people together to meet, play games, and talk through design ideas, with additional activities in the mix. For questions or to contact the group, email gamedesignersabq@gmail.com.

Gamers Over Sixty hosts a weekly gathering at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) in Albuquerque, where a welcoming community comes together to play games and connect. The Eastside meetup takes place every Wednesday and is geared toward players over sixty who want a relaxed, social way to spend time with fellow gamers.

A Space for Healing Grief Group offers a compassionate setting to explore the grieving process while continuing along a personal path of recovery.

Discover the basics of Pokemon at a free learn to play session that helps you get started.

Families are invited to a sensory-friendly trick-or-treat at AST's Albuquerque Learning Center, designed so children can enjoy Halloween at their own pace. There will be sensory-friendly activities, goodies, and candy in a setting that feels safe, welcoming, and inclusive. This event is free and open to the public, and costumes are optional. Drop in for a relaxed celebration.

Design and build a crescent moon suncatcher in a hands-on class. Using copper wire and glass beads, you will learn simple wire techniques and arrange colorful beads that shimmer in the light, creating a sparkling accent for a window, porch, or a favorite corner at home. The class is beginner friendly. The fee is $25, and all materials are included. Participants take home a finished moon suncatcher. If plans change, cancellations are refunded as store credit to a Mama's Minerals Rockin' Rewards account. Instruction starts promptly, and arrivals more than 10 minutes after the start may not be able to participate. In that case, the class fee is issued as store credit to a Rockin' Rewards account.

At Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) in Albuquerque, players gather for casual Magic the Gathering Commander games. Pods form to suit different play styles, from laid back tables to competitive builds to unconventional decks. New players are welcome, and the host can help you learn with a starter deck. The emphasis is on friendly matches and a welcoming community.

Brain Gang Trivia at Canteen Brewhouse in Albuquerque offers a free-to-play competition with house cash prizes ranging from $10 to $25. Bring your group and put your wits to the test for a chance to win.

This class centers on body movement and isolation, guiding participants to explore how the body moves and what it can do. The training emphasizes endurance, strength, and confident control of movement, supporting a practice of ongoing wellness. Expect a session that keeps everyone in motion while offering a fun way to stay fit. Held at Hiland Dance Studio.

Empire Board Game Library in Albuquerque hosts a board game night with the Dukes of Dice that centers on learning and playing modern titles. Newcomers and seasoned players can explore approachable family games like Cascadia and Quacks, along with deeper hobby favorites such as Brass: Birmingham and Bruxelles 1893. Traditional staples like Monopoly or even Catan are not the focus. The evening is a flat $7 instead of the venue’s usual $4 per hour. Food and drinks are available on site, including sandwiches, desserts, snacks, and a drink menu featuring local coffee and espresso.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test at a lively Westside pub quiz hosted by Eric L Brower. Joseph’s Kitchen provides food so you can settle in and play. This quiz takes place every Wednesday.

Participants start with a 60 minute workout and then continue with a 60 minute support group focused on recovery. It is open to anyone in recovery.

Barrio Hi-Fi Vinyl Collective and Vinyl Consumption Record Shop present a bring-your-own-vinyl night with Tractor Brewing Company. DJs of any experience level can bring records and play brief, curated sets using Barrio Hi-Fi’s turntables and mixer. The focus is on learning about vinyl DJing, connecting with others, and enjoying a relaxed, supportive environment to share favorite tracks. Participants can bring a crate, sign up, and spin a 15 minute set. Vinyl Consumption Record Shop will offer raffle prizes, and Tractor Brewing Company bartenders will be serving refreshing drinks. This is a free event and part of an open decks vinyl night that happens on the last Wednesday of each month.

Joanne Shaw Taylor takes the stage with her band for a powerful set centered on songs from her latest album, Black & Gold. She spotlights her guitar work, soulful songwriting, and expressive vocals while weaving together blues, rock, soul, and pop. The program also reaches back to earlier releases and includes sincere tributes to classic blues greats.

Beary-oke rolls out a Halloween edition hosted by Martin. This fresh take on the usual Karaoke Wednesday sets a lively midweek atmosphere where singers can grab the mic and celebrate the season.

Hosted by NM Tech Talks, TechFest is the state’s largest free technology conference. Over two days, TechFest 2026 unfolds across the Innovation District in Downtown Albuquerque, bringing together organizations from across the tech community for a single, coordinated program. Attendees can explore tracks focused on Software, Artificial Intelligence, Climate and Advanced Energy, Entrepreneurship, and Technology Accessibility. Admission is free and open to all. Tickets are issued through Luma and typically provide access to all tracks and venues, with exceptions for private sessions. Visitors coming from out of town can consider Hotel Zazz on historic Route 66, where a custom discount code is available.

Discover Riftbound with a beginner friendly session that teaches the fundamentals of battling in the rift. Participation is free.

Las Puertas hosts a pre-festival milonga for the Albuquerque Tango Festival, continuing a long-running local tradition. Puerta al Tango welcomes returning participants and first-time guests to a social tango gathering centered on body awareness and human connection, with room to develop a style at an individual pace. Admission is $25 and includes a locally sourced 505 plate prepared by Es Que Market, featuring a bowl of pozole and two tamales, with gluten free and vegetarian options available. The experience highlights high-quality sound billed as the best in New Mexico for tango, dancing in a distinctive setting, and opportunities to connect with the local community and mascot Bobby B. Other neighborhood favorites mentioned include VM Coffee and La Finca.

Star Wars Legion players gather at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) in Albuquerque for weekly tabletop battles. Participants command armies of squads, vehicles, and notable characters, staging dramatic confrontations set throughout the Star Wars galaxy. The meetup takes place each Thursday.

Enjoy free family fun at ERA Summit's Trunk or Treat in Albuquerque. The event takes place in a parking lot setting, and a Cake Walk happens every five minutes to keep the festivities going.

A weekly chess night takes place at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) in Albuquerque, featuring USCF rated quads with free entry and a G/25 d5 time control. Players check in before rounds begin, and casual games are welcome alongside the rated play.

This intermediate bachata class is designed for dancers who feel secure with the fundamentals and want a greater challenge. The focus is on building more intricate combinations, sharpening musicality and timing, and cultivating confidence to move with creativity and smooth, controlled flow.

Swing-N-Pickle hosts karaoke nights with music, food, and drinks. Bring friends, choose favorite tracks, and step up to the mic, with a full bar available to ease any stage nerves. Expect a laid-back sing-along vibe and an easygoing night out.

Explore the layered world of salsa in a musicality class that breaks down structure, rhythms, and timing. By looking closely at how the music is put together, participants deepen their appreciation, build a stronger connection to the rhythms, sharpen timing, and channel that knowledge into more expressive, confident dancing. The class is held at Hiland Dance Studio in Albuquerque.

A supportive conversation brings together people in recovery to talk about planning their finances, strengthening credit, preparing for big purchases, and overall money management. Participants share information and learn from each other in a peer discussion.

Build your Bachata basics with RITMO Y TAMBOR at Peace Love Space in Albuquerque. This introductory Bootcamp 101 is tailored for newcomers, dancers returning to refresh their skills, and past participants ready to keep progressing toward the social floor. Sessions focus on core technique and timing, essential footwork, partner connection, turn mechanics, and growing confidence step by step. Registration is $55 for the series, with an option to bundle Bootcamp 101 with Bachata 102 as a Beginner Track Package for $110.

This tango musicality class for dancers with TangoXchange takes place on Thursdays at Alley Kats Dance Studio. Each week features two sessions, so if the first does not work there is a later option. You can attend one class for $20 or take both for $30. Student scholarships are available.

A weekly karaoke night hosted by DJ Danielsan brings a welcoming stage to The Imperial Dive Bar & Food Hall in Albuquerque, where beginners and seasoned singers alike can step up to the mic, cheer for others, and connect in an upbeat setting. Alongside the music, find drinks including craft beer from local makers plus reasonably priced drafts and cocktails, as well as local food choices from the food hall. Admission is free, and the event is open to all ages.

Somewhere in the Rainbow transforms High Desert Cafe & Bar at The Mystic Santa Fe into a welcoming queer dance night centered on community, joy, and movement. Presented in collaboration with the Human Rights Alliance and LezGo NM, and inspired by the Queer Get Together of Santa Fe, this community gathering is free to attend with no cover and no tickets required. Expect DJ-fueled music for the dance floor and a featured Rainbow Eclipse cocktail that blends vodka, grapefruit, cranberry mint–infused simple syrup, a touch of white glitter, and a mint sprig. Alcohol-free mocktails are available, and the café offers a full dinner menu along with coffee and cocktails, including light bites, salads, pizzas, paninis, and charcuterie. Parking is available in two lots at The Mystic, with additional options at Big 5 Sporting Goods and street parking along Clark Rd. Please do not park in the Jackalope lot next door. This series takes place on the last Thursday of each month.

Strengthen your salsa skills in a Level 2 class that focuses on footwork, technique, and partnering for the social dance floor. It is intended for dancers who already know the fundamentals and want to deepen their understanding and expand their abilities. If you are brand new to salsa, the studio encourages starting with its Absolute Beginner classes first to build a solid foundation. This session takes place at Hiland Dance Studio.

ShortTerror Productions, creators of Quarantine, offers an immersive blend of haunted attraction, live theater and escape-room style challenges. Audience members are cast as extras inside a century-old house and guided through an orientation that gradually uncovers hidden layers. The premise teases whether you will wrap up in time for a stop at Frontier, or find yourself stuck inside much longer than expected. The concept began with UNM Theatre students in the early 2000s and has returned with new storylines over time. Co-directors Herrera and Rutherford, longtime collaborators who first met in an improv class at The Box, step into directing roles and bring their backgrounds in stand-up, improv and acting to a comedy and horror mix. Participants help drive the action rather than sit back, with swift turns between laughs and scares packed into about half an hour. For those seeking even more intensity, two special blood-bath splash nights are planned.

An open improv jam on the Mainstage brings together members of The Show and other ABQ improvisors to play and perform favorite improv games. The format welcomes improvisors at every experience level. Warmups are offered, and donations are welcome.

Explore historic Old Town Albuquerque on outdoor walking tours led by professional guides from a locally woman owned and operated company. Choose a daytime History, Legends and Route 66 stroll offered daily, or the original Ghost Walk held nightly, a long running experience that has been offered since 2001. Founded in 1706, Old Town holds more than three centuries of stories, from lost loves and Civil War history to accounts of murders, hangings, and hidden burial grounds. Routes weave through picturesque streets, shadowy alleyways, and little known corners to immerse visitors in the area’s culture, heritage, sights, and sounds. The open air format offers an alternative to crowded buses and trolleys, making it easy to enjoy with friends and family. These tours have been featured on the Travel Channel, Weird Travels, The Dead Files, Dead Famous, Breaking Bad, Walter White’s funeral, In Plain Sight, and Coast to Coast Radio. Dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes, as tours continue in all conditions.

Two evenings of remembrance and celebration fill the historic Santa Fe Plaza as the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe and the City of Santa Fe present the fifth annual Día de los Muertos, a free community event open to everyone. Music highlights include Rob Martinez, Tíos Míos, Flor de Toloache, who are Latin GRAMMY winners, and Nosotros. Community activities include adorning the ofrenda and free glow-in-the-dark face painting. Ballet Folklorico Santa Fe, Teatro Paraguas, and Las Catrinas take the stage, followed by a screening of the film Coco on two big screens, a traditional Mexika Azteca blessing, and a glow-in-the-dark candlelight parade with the mojigangas. The festivities also feature Man Boy Brown with Raul Pacheco of GRAMMY winners Ozomatli. New this year, Route 66 turns 100 and classic cars will roll into the Plaza to mark the milestone and its early path through Santa Fe. Guests may honor someone they have lost by making a donation of any amount to add a photo, name, and short message to the digital ofrenda above the Plaza on both nights. Suggested donation levels are 20, 50, and 100 dollars, and contributions are tax-deductible. For comfort, bring a chair or blanket for the film and dress warmly, since nights in Santa Fe can be cold. There is no event parking, so plan to use downtown garages and walk.

Experience Fleetwood Mac’s music in a candlelit atmosphere at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in Santa Fe. A string quartet presents an evening of favorites, with selections such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don’t Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and entry is not permitted once the concert starts. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives.

Revisit the school book fair feeling with a grown up twist that brings beer and local flavor. Books on the Bosque pops up in the taproom alongside local vendors, with a face painter ready for spooky looks and a tarot card reader offering readings. The event is free.

Magic Presents: All Leylines' Eve Chaos Draft invites players to purchase their favorite booster packs for a chaos draft. A $5 payment goes directly into the prize pool. This Halloween edition encourages costumes, with dress-up entries for special giveaways, and there will be candy.

Will Ferguson & Associates is presenting a family friendly trunk or treat paired with a car show in Albuquerque. Expect plenty of candy for kids, festive costumes, creatively decorated trunks, and a lineup of eye catching cars. The evening features games, prizes, and other Halloween themed fun. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The event also includes a community donation drive benefiting Cuidando Los Niños. Suggested items include nonperishable food, adult face soap or body wash, and infant soap or lotion. Car owners who want to participate are welcome, and all makes and models can be part of the show.

Boombox Bingo brings a music spin to bingo at The Imperial Dive, hosted by Geeks Who Drink. This weekly event features a curated playlist, creative themes, and prizes. Enjoy two hours of songs spanning genres and decades, organized into two session playlists. The rules are easy to pick up and there are multiple chances to win, making it a good fit for groups of any size and music fans of every kind.

Enjoy a monthly gathering at Slice and Dice Pizzeria (Eastside) in Albuquerque focused on open tabletop gaming and friendly socializing. This free meetup welcomes adults to connect with others, share a meal, and play board games with or without a beer. Non-alcoholic options are available, and drinking is not required. Slice and Dice offers a large game library with no hourly fee. To support the venue, attendees are asked to make a purchase of food, a drink, or a game during their visit. Expect a mix of party titles, casual picks, and heavier strategy experiences. The event is geared toward adults. Children are welcome at the venue, but please keep in mind the meetup is intended for an adult crowd. It takes place on the last Friday of each month.

Riders preparing for Bob Hall’s Bit Nippy 1000 can meet at Motopia NM for a focused pre-ride session that covers strategy, the 1,000 mile loop through northern New Mexico, and the documentation needed for a smooth experience. The discussion will review the proposed route along with alternatives based on current weather and road conditions. There will be step by step guidance on Iron Butt Association requirements for those seeking the Saddlesore 1000 certificate, including how to record fuel stops and odometer readings, and what details make a receipt valid such as clear timestamps and location information. Bob will be available to answer questions and will serve as the official witness on ride day. Motopia is organizing the ride and providing the witness, while riders who choose to submit for IBA certification are responsible for their own fees, which range from $45 to $63.25 depending on the award package. Participation in the ride does not require applying for certification.

This two hour session focuses on wellness and recovery. It starts with a 60 minute workout, then transitions into a 60 minute support group for people currently in recovery. The format brings together physical activity and peer support in one setting.

A sip and paint night at Expressions Gallery in Old Town Albuquerque offers a painting experience in a gallery setting. Ticket options include a $35 single admission and a $60 couple package.

At Juno in Albuquerque, the Goddesses of Rock present a Halloween rock bash filled with live music. Eight bands take over two stages, and a costume contest with prizes keeps the spooky spirit going. The lineup features Eryn Bent, Josi & The Vibe, Heaven in Black, a Black Sabbath tribute, Zero Batz, South Central Soul, Fast Forward To Yesterday, The Space Buns, and A.V.A.L.E. Expect Halloween vibes and hours of music from women who rock.

Presented by Joe Anderson Werks and 5 Cent Productions LLC, this fusion of film and live music celebrates the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson’s beloved fantasy. The cult favorite plays on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the full soundtrack in sync with David Bowie’s vocals, showcasing favorites like Magic Dance alongside the sweeping score by Bowie and Trevor Jones. Attendees can embrace the spirit of the story with costumes, sing-alongs, and cheers for Sarah, Jareth the Goblin King, and the imaginative creatures crafted by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. An optional VIP package is available for $75 and includes a show poster, a VIP laminate, a 40th anniversary tote bag, access to a dedicated pickup area or table, and early entry to the venue. Ticket pricing is offered in tiers at $99, $69, $65, $59, and $49.

DJ Clout delivers a Halloween set at Tractor Brewing - Westside, filling the taproom with spooky beats and dance floor energy. Costumes are welcome, whether you show up wrapped like a mummy or channel your best vampire style, and craft brews add to the vibe as the space transforms into a haunted party scene. Expect plenty of thrills, chills, and a killer mix made for the season.

Experience an evening of sacred call and response with touring sadhaka and bhakti artist Jordan Loder, featuring special guest Mirabai Moon. Part of his 49 date Singing Our Hearts Wide Open tour across the United States, Canada, and Hawaii, this gathering weaves mantra, music, and shared voice to foster peace, healing, and genuine connection. After nearly a decade supporting Snatam Kaur, Deva Premal and Miten, Ajeet, Simrit, and Adam Bauer as tour manager and sound engineer, Jordan now offers his own devotional music, noted for its tenderness, authenticity, and reflective tone that invites a feeling of unity. The experience is enhanced by professional sound, ambient lighting, and projected lyrics, shaped by more than two decades of production work behind the scenes for acclaimed artists. Praise from Spirit Voyage Music founder GuruGanesha recognizes kirtan that conveys unconditional love and devotion and opens the door to an ecstatic sense of the universal spirit.

Robledo Hospitality presents the third edition of La Marquesina After Dark in partnership with United We Dance Studio. This special Halloween dance night features salsa, cumbia, bachata and more, with DJ Pedro keeping the floor moving throughout the evening. The focus is social and relaxed, with no formal programming, just plenty of dancing and time to mingle. Admission is $10, and costumes are welcome with a discount for dressing up.

Discover the original Ghost Tour of Old Town Albuquerque, a locally woman owned and operated walking experience that has been guiding guests since 2001. Professional tour guides lead a 105-minute, lantern-lit stroll through the historic heart of the city, sharing eyewitness accounts, folklore, and centuries of local history. Old Town, founded in 1706, has witnessed more than three hundred years of life and loss, and its adobe storefronts and shadowed passages hold stories of lost loves, wartime turmoil, unsolved crimes, gallows, and forgotten burial grounds. Along the route, guides recount reports of apparitions, strange voices in empty rooms, and objects that seem to move on their own. The tour introduces the basics of ghost hunting and presents evidence gathered by investigators over the past 25 years, while encouraging each participant to decide what to believe. Skeptics are welcome, and digital cameras are encouraged for those hoping to capture something unexplained. Ghost hunting equipment can be rented for use during the walk. This is a storytelling experience, not a haunted house or a live scare attraction, and jump scares are not part of the tour. Most stops are viewed from outdoor walkways, as many locations are closed by the time the group passes, and there are opportunities to rest along the way. The tour is family friendly with a PG rating for historical content that may be intense for younger or sensitive participants. Dress for the weather, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan for an outdoor experience held rain or shine. Private outings and Family Night options are available for parties with children. Admission for the public ghost tour is $35 for adults, not including tax, fees, or gratuity. The experience has been featured on national television and radio and is widely recognized, with five-star reviews and multiple TripAdvisor honors, including long-running Certificates of Excellence, Hall of Fame status, and recent awards.

Pride & Equality Magazine presents the fourteenth Rocky Horror anniversary show at The Guild Cinema, continuing its annual two-day tradition. The night features a pre-show with guest performances followed by a screening with The Favorite Obsessions Shadow Cast. Costumes are welcome and audience participation is encouraged, with giveaways throughout the event. Hosted by Drew Frost, the evening includes live performances before the film. Seating is limited, so arriving at least 20 minutes before showtime is strongly recommended to choose seats and visit concessions. General admission is $25 and includes entry to the pre-show and the film with The Favorite Obsessions Shadow Cast. A $25 VIP add-on includes a catered meet and greet with the shadow cast before the screening, first choice seating ahead of the general public, and a prop bag. Because of movie rights, tickets, prop bags, and VIP goodies are billed separately. No outside prop bags or items are allowed in the venue. All tickets are non-refundable. Please bring your payment receipt and a current state ID, then check in at the Guild Box Office 20 minutes before the show. If you do not have your receipt, please bring your ID for verification. For sold-out performances, tickets may be released to the standby list if check-in has not occurred within ten minutes after the show begins. Thank you for your punctuality.

A space for people in recovery to connect over a meal, exchange resources, and share some laughs.

Albuquerque’s community growers market is celebrating 30 years, continuing its role as a gathering place for small farms, local businesses, and neighbors to connect. Expect produce grown across New Mexico, from heirloom tomatoes to roasted chiles, along with handcrafted art and wellness items made by local creators. Hot prepared foods and snacks are available, with shady spots under the trees for a relaxed break, and music and other performances add to the atmosphere in Robinson Park. This market day includes a live local band and a yoga session with donations appreciated. An information booth is on site, SNAP purchases of local food are matched, and leashed pets are welcome with cleanup required. Please observe meter and lot fees and keep access clear for nearby homes and businesses. ADA parking is available.

Browse thousands of new and used skis, snowboards, helmets, goggles, and winter clothing offered by vendors at steep discounts, along with used gear from the public priced very low. All proceeds support Sandia Peak Ski Patrol, a nonprofit organization. A VIP sale provides first pick for $20 admission at the door. General admission is $2 at the door, with an option for free entry by signing up on the website. There are prize giveaways, and emails are sent only about the SWAP.

A one hour workout is followed by a one hour support group for anyone in active recovery. The format combines physical activity with group discussion to provide both movement and space to share.

A free, laid back commander session for casual participation.

At Roosevelt Park in Albuquerque, a memorial walk honors Shawn Marqus Dromgoole II. Shawn's mother, Lynetra Dunn, and his sister, Dr. Ambre Dromgoole, will attend the occasion. This inclusive, interfaith and nonpartisan walk is open to all. The route is about 0.6 miles and is wheelchair accessible. Picnic tables are available for those who would rather sit and talk. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and wearing pink offers a nod to one of Shawn's favorite colors. Rooted in the community effort he launched, We Walk With Shawn, and held in partnership with his nonprofit, More Than A Walk, the gathering carries his work forward by bringing people together side by side.

Collage artist Terry Garrett leads a daylong, hands-on exploration of mixed media collage. With experience dating back to the late 1990s, and a background in art journaling and printmaking that naturally grew into book making, he shares how storytelling can shape visual choices and composition. Participants develop ideas for a personal visual vocabulary, then practice through quick composition exercises that keep the process lively. The class surveys multiple collage approaches and techniques to consider, with plenty of materials available and a variety of substrates to build on.

Evolution Piercing partners with Wildlife Rescue Inc. of New Mexico for a Halloween Giveback that supports local wildlife. Guests from the rescue will visit, costumes are welcome, and piercing services will be available during the event. A raffle benefits wildlife care and rehabilitation in New Mexico, offering $5 entries and a chance to win a $500 Evolution Piercing gift card. Every ticket is matched by Evolution Piercing, so each $5 entry becomes a $10 donation to Wildlife Rescue Inc. of New Mexico. Multiple entries are welcome, increasing both the odds of winning and the overall contribution. Appointments are encouraged to help minimize wait times.

This in-person tarot gathering at Piñon Coffee welcomes queer New Mexicans, allies, and friends. Miguel the Queer Witch offers 20-minute readings that blend tarot insight with channeled messages from your guides. Sessions can explore any topic or answer any question. The cost is $30 per reading. Advance registration with payment is required to secure a spot, and indicating interest on a social event page does not reserve one. Walk-ins may be possible, but availability is not guaranteed and a wait may occur. This offering is part of a recurring series held on the last Saturday of each month.

This prerelease event invites you to build a deck using an included kit. The entry fee is $35. It features three rounds of best of one play, and a pack is awarded for each round win. Registration is available through Melee.

Celebrate Halloween with a hands-on pottery painting session hosted by Paseo Pottery. The price covers one bisqued pumpkin figurine to paint, and you can choose an upgrade from a selection of cute, spooky, and fall-themed bisqueware for an extra charge. Costumed attendees receive one complimentary canned drink.

New Mexico Child First, CYFD, and community partners present a trunk-or-treat and fall carnival in a safe setting for early-afternoon trick-or-treaters. Costumes are welcome, and activities include music, games, candy, and resources. A braid bar is planned, with an option for a Golden Dragon purple braid. Families are asked to RSVP, and those interested in the braid bar should note it during registration so organizers can be prepared.

Compete in a Pokemon event with a ten dollar entry fee. A minimum of four players is required for the event to run, and first place takes home an ETB as the prize.

Trick or treat along Main Street as Downtown Aztec businesses share goodies for all ages. Costumes are welcome, and the event is free and open to the public. Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween atmosphere in the heart of Downtown Aztec.

Kids in costume can trick or treat through the Harvest parking lot, where families decorate parked cars and share candy from their trunks. The lot is well lit, vehicles stay put, and families can stroll the rows at a pace that works for their children. The Chick-fil-A hot air balloon, Chicklet, will make an appearance. Bounce houses will be available for play, and food trucks will offer dinner options. All children are welcome, and friends and neighbors are invited too.

Wae Fonkey brings a Halloween DJ set to Albuquerque with a playful dose of spooky vibes and dance-worthy tunes. Enjoy an energetic soundtrack that keeps the mood festive and the energy high.

Settle into the taproom at Tractor Brewing - Wells Park for a Halloween evening of shadowy sounds and craft beer. Synyster Vail sets the scene with an entrancing mix of folk mystique, raw blues grit, and theatrical cabaret flair, building an eerie vibe suited to the season. Costumes fit right in, and a cold brew pairs with the moody soundtrack for a night of wicked fun.

The Albuquerque Running Fiesta returns to Downtown Albuquerque for its second year with even more energy and excitement. Participants can choose a marathon, a half marathon, a 5K, or a kids mile, all on an officially certified route. Highlights include premium medals, commemorative shirts, lively music, enthusiastic cheer squads, and a big celebration at the finish line. Designed for New Mexico runners, families, walkers, first timers, and personal record chasers, it fosters a welcoming atmosphere where everyone belongs.

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with a guided walking experience through historic Old Town Albuquerque that highlights colorful ofrendas, striking art pieces, and lively entertainment while sharing the Hispanic culture, history, and folklore behind this long-standing tradition. Knowledgeable guides from AbqTours - History & GHOST Tours of Old Town present the holiday’s background along with local legends, lore, and a few Day of the Dead themed ghost stories. Expect to encounter altars adorned with marigolds, skulls and skeletons, and fluttering papel picado that evoke a sense of welcome for returning spirits. Guests are invited to contribute to a community ofrenda and receive a keepsake button, a Day of the Dead skull sticker, a mini sugar skull to take home, and a sample of pan de muertos to enjoy along the way. This is a guided outdoor walk with no hills and no stairs. Dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes, and plan for tours to proceed rain or shine. The experience is pet friendly, with well behaved leashed, carried, or strolled animals welcome, and cleanup bags available on the Old Town Plaza. Content is rated PG-13 and attendance by children is at a parent’s discretion, with strollers recommended for ages five and under. Admission is $30 per person, not including tax, fees, or gratuity. Recognized on television and radio and known as New Mexico’s oldest and most famous Ghost Walk since 2001, the tour team is highly rated on TripAdvisor with multiple awards, including the 2025 Badge of Excellence, 2025 Travelers’ Choice, Hall of Fame honors, and Certificates of Excellence over many consecutive years.

A casual gathering at CHOMP Food Hall offers free opportunities for players to practice together and coach one another. The session carries on even during salsa night.

Movies on the Lanes blends bowling with a big-screen experience as favorite films play right on the lanes. Settle into cozy lane seating with food and drinks available while the movie rolls. It offers a relaxed, laughter-filled outing for friends and families, pairing strikes with on-screen moments.

Artful Soul Creative Experiences Santa Fe hosts an open studio evening where Santa Fe creatives can work side by side and fuel each other’s inspiration. Held once a month, typically on the first Monday, the focus is on independent artmaking in a shared space... sometimes quietly, sometimes in conversation. Artists often exchange feedback, compare techniques, and offer support. There is no instruction, just a community of creators making art together. Basic studio gear is available to use, including easels, brushes, aprons, water buckets, paper towels, and palette knives. Many participants bring their own materials, and select supplies can be purchased on site, such as acrylic paint for $5 and 11 x 14 stretched canvases for $5. The cost to attend is $5. Capacity is limited to 12 participants, and reserving a spot in advance is recommended.

The Emergency Broadcast Tour stops at Revel in Albuquerque for an all ages show featuring Wage War, We Came As Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill. The lineup brings heavy sounds to one stage.

Experience a free monthly sound bath at the Cathedral of St. John in a serene, contemplative setting with beautiful acoustics. Whether exploring sound healing for the first time or returning for a familiar practice, this meditative gathering offers a gentle break from routine. Douglas and Lotus Sound Bath are part of this ongoing series, which typically occurs on the first Monday each month, though holiday schedules may vary. Registration is optional and there are no tickets. Plan to arrive a little early. Parking and entry are on the east side, and additional parking is available in the lot to the south. Bring a mat, blanket, or pillow if you prefer to lie down, and note that there is plenty of seating as well. To help maintain a comfortable environment, please avoid strong fragrances and refrain from recording during the session.

Launchpad hosts a live concert featuring Escape The Fate, Atlas//Below, and Dakota Ave in ABQ, NM. This event is open to all ages. Advance tickets are $21.50 plus a service charge, and prices may increase on the day of the show.

Following the closure of El Farol, Tumbleroot Alegría provides the Santa Fe music community with a place to keep The Canyon Road Blues Jam going. Musicians can step onto the stage and play, and dancers have room to move on the floor. There is no cover charge, and tips are welcome. The evening centers on live blues and community.

Spanish guitarist Diego García offers an intimate solo recital that traces the backroads of Spain, Latin America, and the United States. Rooted in Spanish tradition and shaped by years of travel, his set moves from subtle Latin rhythms to reflective, cinematic melodies, balancing elegance with earthiness. Performed alone on one guitar, each piece carries the imprint of landscapes, cultures, and moments gathered along the way, creating a focused, immersive listening experience where the music speaks almost without words. The program includes music from The Brooklyn Session, Argentina Songbook, Carreteras Secundarias Vol. 1 and 2, and selections from Panamerica, along with original, unreleased material. Internationally known as Twanguero and a Latin Grammy winner, García blends Spanish folk, Latin American rhythms, and American roots into a sound that is distinctly his. This concert welcomes guitar lovers, world music audiences, and anyone who enjoys attentive listening, and it is open to all ages.

Jay Webb performs at Meow Wolf with Caitlynne Curtis. Webb channels a turbulent upbringing into candid, hard hitting songs that fuse raw storytelling with a sound that resists strict genre lines. He began recording in high school and grew his audience independently, drawing on the gravitas of Johnny Cash and Hank Williams alongside the modern edge of Juice WRLD and Post Malone. A TikTok breakout in 2022 broadened his reach, resulting in hundreds of millions of streams and a fan base numbering in the millions. Caitlynne Curtis delivers a country pop blend marked by powerful vocals and emotional narratives. She started young with voice lessons, persevered through early setbacks including a rejection from The X Factor, and balanced music with motherhood. Sharing originals and covers online helped reignite her career, which accelerated after signing with Angels & Outlaws, led by Struggle Jennings, and collaborating on God We Need You Now. Releases like You Need Jesus, Where You Left Off, Black Widow, and Amen highlight her mix of heartfelt country roots and modern pop energy. This all ages show is standing room only. Advance tickets are $25 plus fees, with day of pricing at $30 plus fees. For ticketing support, call 1-866-636-9969. Parking is available at the venue and alcohol will be served. Outside food and drink are not permitted. For ADA accommodations, email help@meowwolf.com in advance. To streamline entry, avoid bringing large bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, or professional recording equipment. Photography and video may occur for Lensic marketing, and guests who prefer not to be captured can inform a staff member or an event photographer.

Reggae pop icons UB40 bring a career-spanning show to Revel Entertainment Center, blending chart-topping favorites with fresh tracks and updated classics from their 45th anniversary album UB45, which reached number five on the UK albums chart. Expect favorites such as Red Red Wine, I Can’t Help Falling in Love With You, Here I Am (Come and Take Me) and The Way You Do the Things You Do alongside new material. The nine-piece band features founding members Robin Campbell, Jimmy Brown, Earl Falconer and Norman Hassan with lead vocalist Matt Doyle, who joined in 2021 after his time with Birmingham group KIOKO, plus Martin Meredith, Laurence Parry, Ian Thompson, Jahred Gordon, backing vocalist Matt Campbell and permanent guest emcee Gilly G. All ages are welcome. This event is standing room only. ADA support is available by speaking with a Revel staff member. Parking is available on site, alcohol is served and outside food or drinks are not permitted. General admission is $49 plus fees, increasing to $54 plus fees on the day of show. Two VIP upgrades are offered. The Meet and Greet Experience is priced at $243.50 and includes a premium reserved or general admission ticket, a photo opportunity with the band, an exclusive merchandise pack, a commemorative VIP laminate and access to a designated VIP entrance where available. The Guided Tour Experience is $439 plus fees and adds a private behind the scenes tour and a special photo opportunity along with a meet and greet. Please note that attendees may be photographed or filmed and the resulting images or video may be used for marketing or promotional purposes. Anyone who does not wish to be recorded should inform a staff member or a member of the photo or video team.

Santa Fe will ring with the sound of the alphorn as the Alphorn Association of North America brings an event dedicated to this distinctive instrument to New Mexico. Musicians at any stage, from newcomers to advanced players, can deepen their technique with guidance from experienced clinicians and connect with a supportive alphorn community. Expect an immersive musical experience in a striking Southwestern setting. Registration details will be announced soon.

Immerse yourself in the colors of the high desert while creating a landscape inspired by Sacred Mountain Cloud Magic by Tracy Turner Sheppard. Guided by Santa Fe artists Laura Tarnoff and Mickey Bond at Artful Soul: Creative Experiences in Santa Fe, participants will explore vast skies, far off peaks, and sage dotted terrain using vibrant tones of turquoise, violet, magenta, and glowing orange. Step by step instruction covers simplifying the forms of mountains and sagebrush, building depth with layered color, and using loose, sweeping brushstrokes to convey the movement and energy above. No prior experience is required, and all materials are provided. Attendees may bring their favorite beverages and snacks. Everyone will leave with a personal, colorful interpretation of the New Mexico landscape. Space is limited to 12 participants. Because capacity is small, tickets are non refundable and cannot be transferred. Instruction emphasizes supporting your creative process and helping you unlock your own style.

A foundational Reiki Level 1 training that blends energy medicine with supportive practices to help participants activate their own capacity for healing. Through guided meditation, Qi Gong, sound-based practices, and step-by-step hand placements, attendees learn to sense their own energy and that of others and to direct it with intention. The curriculum explores the origins of Reiki, practical applications and benefits, and core concepts of energy and the human field. Participants receive four Level 1 attunements, a comprehensive manual, a self-healing approach created by the instructor, and dedicated time for hands-on practice in feeling and moving energy. Completion leads to Reiki First Degree certification. Tuition is $325. The course is led by Reiki Master Sharna Langlais, an experienced teacher and practitioner, author of Unexpected Awakenings, and founder of a hospital-based volunteer Reiki program.

Rodrigo y Gabriela bring the OurHome Tour, celebrating a bold new album that opens a dreamlike world of rogue monsters, celestial birds, stardust, and untamed landscapes while tracing a path toward inner peace. Produced by the duo in Tokyo, the record salutes Japan and reflects on finding a sense of home within, all through their fiercely expressive acoustic instrumentals. For more than two decades, Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero have pushed the acoustic guitar into new territory, blending classical precision, rock and metal intensity, cinematic atmosphere, and spiritual exploration into a sound that is distinctly their own. Their path leads from early busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street to a GRAMMY win for Mettavolution, a Glastonbury headline appearance, and sold-out nights at the Hollywood Bowl, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Royal Albert Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Sydney Opera House. The new album returns to the tactile beauty of acoustic textures and expands their world with guests including Marty Friedman and Hiromi. On stage, expect rapid lead lines from Rodrigo and hard-hitting, hypnotic rhythms from Gabriela, creating a set that moves between quiet focus and unstoppable momentum for both longtime followers and first-time listeners. The concert takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. It is open to all ages and seating is available. Two bars serve the inner lobby, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking validation for the nearby Sandoval garage can be pre-paid during checkout. Accessibility accommodations are available by contacting the box office in advance. Tickets are priced from 49 to 72 dollars before fees. A Meet and Greet Experience is offered at 197 dollars plus fees and includes a premium seat, time with the artists for photos, an autographed vinyl, a commemorative VIP laminate, early entry where available, the chance to shop for merchandise without crowds where available, and a 20 percent discount at the official store. For ticketing assistance, contact the Lensic box office at 505-988-1234 or visit in person. Entry may be photographed or filmed for venue marketing, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform a staff member or on-site photographer.

Liana Flores brings a globally minded folk sound shaped by Brazilian bossa nova and English roots, blending nimble guitar work with personal storytelling. She first found listeners as a teenager with showtune covers online, then turned to originals that married bossa harmonies with reflections on anxiety and the landscapes of her Norfolk upbringing. One early song, rises the moon, later spread widely on TikTok, inspiring many covers and approaching a billion streams. After signing with Verve Records, she released Flower of the soul in 2024, expanding into sunshine pop, bossa nova, and psych folk with polished studio production and a full band, followed by extensive touring across the UK, Europe, the US, and Asia. Her recent single So it goes nods to classic bossa nova in the spirit of Burt Bacharach and Astrud Gilberto, channeling the tempo of city life in London. Allie Sandt opens the show with a blend of folk, rock, and jazz and a playful touch that has drawn comparisons to Sheryl Crow and Steely Dan. Her debut album, In Pursuit of a Good Time, and the breakout single The Right Time grew her audience online, and she is known for powerful vocals and an easy humor on stage. Her support run with Liana Flores brings intimate songwriting to new listeners across the U.S. This is an all ages event with seated general admission. Tickets are $20 plus fees in advance and $25 plus fees on the day of show. Alcohol will be available, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking is available, with overflow in the gravel lot next door. ADA access is provided, and guests can speak with a representative for assistance. Entry may be photographed or filmed for promotional use; those who prefer not to be recorded can inform event staff or on-site photographers.

Gilla Band brings its boundary-pushing, genre-blurring sound to Meow Wolf Santa Fe. The Dublin four-piece has spent more than a decade reshaping what rock can be, forging a singular approach that sits outside easy labels. Their new release, Giraffe, is the first fresh music from the band in nearly four years and follows the widely praised third album Most Normal, which Pitchfork highlighted as Best New Music and celebrated for its tense, deconstructed edge. Their live reputation is intense and high-energy, with The Guardian noting the visceral impact of their shows. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only performance. Tickets are $25 plus fees in advance and $30 plus fees on the day of the show. A member and artist presale is offered ahead of the public on-sale. For online ticketing support, contact Meow Wolf at 1-866-636-9969. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Meow Wolf advises leaving large bags, laptops or tablets, oversized coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment in your car or a locker. For ADA accommodations, email help@meowwolf.com in advance. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic marketing or promotional use. If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, notify a staff member or an on-site photographer or videographer.

Lyle Lovett appears with his Small Large Band for a performance that highlights his storytelling and the genre-spanning sound he has crafted across 14 albums. The Texas singer, composer, and actor blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues, and his concerts reflect both the breadth of his talents and the range of his influences. His achievements include four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and recognition as Texas State Musician. Tickets are priced from $79 to $129 before fees. A member pre-sale is available for Lensic members, and a public sale is also offered. The performance takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center with seated accommodations. Alcohol is available at two bars in the inner lobby, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. Parking validation for the nearby Sandoval garage can be purchased during checkout. Accessible services are available by arranging accommodations with the box office in advance. Please note that entry may involve being photographed or recorded for venue marketing purposes. Anyone who prefers not to be captured can inform venue staff or the event photographers and videographers.

Puma Blue takes the stage at Meow Wolf with music from Croak Dream, a new album shaped by reflections on mortality, renewal and the threads that connect past, present and future. Conceived in solitude and realized collaboratively, the record grew from tape loop experiments at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios, with co-production and engineering by Sam Petts-Davies of work with The Smile and Frank Ocean. The band improvised around fragments of songs to create a vivid sound world where baritone sax-tinged ballads meet pulsing rhythms, blending lo-fi jazz intimacy with jungle inflections, krautrock colors and trip-hop haze. The result balances fearless sonic exploration with disarmingly honest emotion. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only show. Advance tickets are $30 plus fees, rising to $35 plus fees on the day of the show. Parking is available on site. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drink is not permitted. For ADA accommodations, email help@meowwolf.com in advance. To streamline entry, refrain from bringing backpacks or oversized bags, laptops or tablets, heavy coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards or professional recording equipment. Entry implies consent to photography and video that may be used for promotional purposes, and anyone who prefers not to be captured can notify a staff member or an event photographer or videographer.

An educational lunch at Tomasita's in Santa Fe provides information for former Sandia or Los Alamos employees and individuals who worked at uranium sites. The session covers how to determine eligibility for compensation, health benefits, and in home care at no out of pocket cost. Hosted by CNS Cares, a home care provider serving energy workers, this free program offers clear guidance and answers to common questions.

Lyle Lovett appears with his Small Large Band for an evening that highlights the range and storytelling that have defined his career. A Texas-born singer, composer, and actor with 14 albums to his name, he blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues in a style that crosses genres. Since his 1986 debut, he has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and been named Texas State Musician. The performance takes place at the Lensic Performing Arts Center, where seating is available. Drinks are offered at two bars in the inner lobby, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage can be purchased in advance during checkout. The venue is ADA accessible, and guests who need accommodations should notify the box office before the show. Tickets are priced from $79 to $129 plus fees, with member pre-sale and a public on-sale period. Entry implies consent to photography or filming for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can inform a staff member or event photographer.

Two Runner takes the stage in The Marigold Room with songs centered on Porchlight, the new record from Paige Anderson that reflects on fresh beginnings with heartfelt resolve. Expect richly woven string arrangements, candid storytelling, and spirited numbers that speak to persistence and determination. Anderson has toured since childhood and is now nearly a decade into her own artistic path, with past support slots for Sierra Ferrell, Watchhouse, and Molly Tuttle. This event is open to all ages. Seating is limited. Advance tickets are $20 plus fees, increasing to $25 plus fees on the day of the show. Member presale is offered, followed by a public onsale. Tickets are available through the Lensic box office by phone at 505-988-1234 or in person. A bar will be available, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Parking is available with overflow in the adjacent gravel lot. The event is ADA accessible, and guests may speak with a TMR representative for assistance. Entry constitutes consent to photo or video recording for Lensic promotional use; those who do not wish to be recorded may inform a staff member or an event photographer or videographer.

Bayonne brings an immersive blend of experimental pop and electronic artistry to Meow Wolf Santa Fe. The Austin musician, Roger Sellers, crafts richly layered pieces that balance texture and emotion, and his latest release, Filters, deepens that approach. Building on the reflection of 2023’s Temporary Time, the new album weaves graceful melodies, smooth synth tones, bits of found sound, and an uplifting mix of piano and percussion as he moves through the loss of his father toward acceptance. This is an all-ages show with standing room only. Advance tickets are $30 plus fees, and prices increase to $35 plus fees on the day of the event. The venue offers parking and serves alcohol, and outside food and drink are not allowed. Accessibility accommodations are available by speaking with a Meow Wolf team member. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please leave items like large bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment at home or secured in a locker. Entry constitutes consent to be photographed or filmed for Lensic promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded can notify a staff member or an event photographer or videographer.

Parents and caregivers can receive individualized guidance from certified technicians on selecting, installing, and using car seats and booster seats correctly. The fitting station operates at a permanent location and offers appointments during its regular operating hours.

At the Lensic Performing Arts Center, the Buena Vista Orchestra celebrates Cuba’s rich musical legacy with a repertory ensemble featuring artists connected to the Buena Vista Social Club, AfroCuban All Stars, and the bands of Celia Cruz, Omara Portuondo, Chucho Valdés, Willie Colón and more. Virtuoso Cuban violinist Rolando Morejón Reyes leads a stellar group drawn from original Buena Vista Social Club performances and longtime collaborators across the Afro-Cuban scene, with featured musicians including trumpeter Antonio Perigo, percussionist Miguel Valdés, pianist Helder Rojas, trombonist Yosmel Garcerarn, and Latin Grammy nominee and percussionist Pepe Epsinosa. The Buena Vista Social Club, the Buena Vista Orchestra and related projects have toured internationally, reached millions of listeners through concert tickets and recordings, and inspired documentaries and stage productions, establishing this music as one of the most widely recognized Cuban cultural touchstones. This presentation continues that tradition while supporting opportunities for a new generation of musicians and industry professionals. All ages are welcome. Seating is available, and the inner lobby offers two bars. Outside food and drink are not permitted. Tickets are priced from $44 to $69, plus fees, with both online and in-person box office support. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage across the street can be purchased during checkout. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice to the box office. Entry constitutes consent to photography and video that may be used for venue marketing, and anyone who prefers not to be recorded should inform a staff member or the event photo and video team.

Bahamas brings an evening of rich melodies and compelling songs to Meow Wolf in Santa Fe. This special performance celebrates the lively sounds of the Bahamas and spotlights the performer Bahamas.

Las Folkloristas de Nuevo México and Grupo Sangre de Cristo present Our Lady of the Tortilla, a play by Luis Santeiro, at El Chante Casa de Cultura in Albuquerque. This collaboration honors the late Cipriano Vigil Sr. and the late Arsenio Córdova, who dedicated their lives to music, dance, and theater. Their daughters, Fela Vigil-Piñon and Theresa (Tessa) Córdova, Ph.D., co-direct a production that blends humor with thoughtful themes. Centered on the intertwined lives of the Cruz and Cantú families, the story turns when Tia Dolores Cantú, busy with an order for her catering business, notices the image of the Virgin Mary on a tortilla, setting off a whirlwind of reactions. Originally staged at the INTAR Hispanic American Arts Center in New York City, the work is noted as a story that could unfold anywhere and at any time. Tickets are $10. Due to limited space, reservations are available by phone at 575-779-0445.

The Mystic Santa Fe once again hosts a cumbia night featuring Felix y Los Gatos. The band returns to the venue for a night dedicated to cumbia.

Slothrust appears at Meow Wolf with Um, Jennifer? for an all-ages show. The project of singer and guitarist Leah Wellbaum and drummer Will Gorin has spent nearly a decade evolving from the debut Of Course You Do, channeling early blues and jazz inspirations into expansive, unconventional rock. On the road they have supported Manchester Orchestra, Front Bottoms, and Highly Suspect, and their song "7:30 AM" served as the theme for the FX series "You're the Worst" for five seasons. In 2021 they released Parallel Timeline, diving into questions of identity, time, and perception. Their exploration continued with a smoky, slow-burning 2023 cover of Ginuwine's "Pony," and the standalone single "Wild Card," produced with Willy Beaman, known for work with Demi Lovato, Kelly Rowland, and Sky Ferreira. Tickets are $25 plus fees in advance and $30 plus fees on the day of show, with a member and artist presale preceding a public sale. The event is standing room only. Parking is available at the venue. Alcohol is served, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. For accessibility needs, please arrange accommodations in advance. Items such as backpacks or oversized bags, laptops or tablets, bulky coats, umbrellas, luggage, strollers, skateboards, and professional recording equipment may be restricted by venue policy. Entry may involve photography or filming for marketing or promotional use, and attendees who prefer not to be recorded can inform venue staff or on-site photographers.

Enjoy a sealed EB-05 release event that uses EB-05 packs to build your deck and battle. Entry is $35. Participation and winner promo packs are included, and you will receive one pack for each round you win. Details are subject to change.

At the Lensic Performing Arts Center in Santa Fe, Swan Lake appears in a renewed vision that honors its roots while embracing innovation. Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score and classical choreography anchor the performance as inventive lighting reshapes the visual world on stage. Costumes illuminated with light follow each movement, bathing the space in evolving color and mood. Technology is thoughtfully integrated to enhance, not overshadow, the elegance of traditional ballet. Music, light, and motion come together to present a fresh perspective on a cherished masterpiece.

Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery hosts a stop on the El Camino Tour featuring Collin Donley with Cory Waller & The Wicked Things, offering a night of country with a rugged streak. Raised in Sheridan, Wyoming, Collin draws on the storytelling of Jamey Johnson, the grit of John Fogerty, and the edge of James Hetfield to craft a sound that blends outlaw roots with a heavier rock backbone. His songs are dark, direct, and unvarnished, grounded in a blue-collar outlook and made for places where real stories carry weight. From Iowa, Cory Waller & The Wicked Things bring a hardworking, Midwestern energy shaped by small-town life and years on the road, writing for the people they grew up alongside. The band features Cory Waller with bassist Ethridge Netz, lead guitarist Ronley King, vocalist and acoustic guitarist Emilee Johnson, fiddler Joshua Rex, and drummer Kaleb Ferry. Tickets are $14 in advance and $18 at the door, with a ticket link to be announced.

This release event for the One Piece Card Game OP-18 set features sealed play. Construct a deck from supplied packs and compete through multiple rounds. Entry is $35. Receive a pack for every round you win, plus winner prizes and participation packs.

The winter season begins with Peak Season: A Makers Market, a two-day showcase of local creators and specialty vendors at the Angel Fire Community Center. Attendees can explore handmade pieces, original artwork, distinctive gifts, and other unique finds as live music plays. Food options and seasonal treats round out the experience, creating a cheerful mountain town vibe. It offers an easy way to get a head start on holiday shopping or to enjoy a relaxed weekend outing.

Pony Curtis lights up Tiny’s Restaurant and Lounge with a high-energy blend of deep soul, gritty funk, and R&B made for the dance floor. Expect a crate-dug mix of rare finds, overlooked gems, and offbeat favorites, plus brand-new originals from Kelly making their first appearance at Tiny’s. The lineup features Kelly Khun, Avi Hartman, Joe Hecker, Danny Sharp, and Ted Paden, setting the tone for a lively night in Santa Fe.

At Artful Soul: Creative Experiences in Santa Fe, Laura T leads a beginner-friendly watercolor workshop that embraces movement and luminosity inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s loose, intuitive studies. The experience starts with the essentials, exploring how papers, brushes, and paints differ and why those choices shape the results. Through guided exercises, participants learn how watercolor blooms and blends, how edges soften, and how to create radiant transitions by working with the flow of water. Demonstrations highlight ways to achieve softness, transparency, depth, and expressive brushwork while noticing the moments when the paint seems to move on its own. Once comfortable, each person selects from several O’Keeffe watercolor studies and uses one as inspiration for an original piece that focuses on feeling, movement, and simplicity rather than exact replication. Attendees leave with a finished painting, a deeper understanding of watercolor’s language, and the confidence to continue exploring. All materials are included. Participation is limited to six people for meaningful personal guidance. This is a one-time workshop priced at $120, or $129.83 with tax.

Your Weight Matters Albuquerque offers a free, four hour program focused on practical guidance and encouragement for anyone navigating weight and health. In a supportive, nonjudgmental setting, participants hear from experts in weight management, nutrition, and mental health who address common challenges and share strategies that can help. Topics include why weight gain occurs and why it can be hard to maintain weight loss, how to choose an eating approach that suits individual needs, techniques for managing stress without relying on calories, and an overview of treatment options. The experience also includes a free brunch and time to connect with others who understand similar experiences.

At Artful Soul Creative Experiences Santa Fe, this monthly open studio welcomes Santa Fe creatives, usually on the first Monday of the month. Artists gather to make work side by side, collaborate, share ideas, offer critiques, and support one another. Some moments are quiet and focused, others are filled with conversation, and participants often exchange feedback and insights about their processes. There is no instruction, just a shared space for creating together. Basic equipment is provided for use, including easels, paint brushes, aprons, water buckets, paper towels, and palette knives. Many participants bring their own materials, and Artful Soul’s supplies are also available to purchase, with acrylic paint for $5 and an 11 x 14 stretched canvas for $5. Admission is $5, and capacity is limited to 12 participants, so reserving a spot in advance is recommended.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future Is Vintage Tour to the Lensic Performing Arts Center, offering a vintage-flavored concert from the global collective known for reshaping contemporary hits into classic styles. A rotating cast of singers, dancers, and instrumentalists delivers high-energy performances that pair dance-floor favorites with theatrical showstoppers, reimagining 70s rock, 80s Britpop, current chart hits, film themes, and even video game tunes through a retro lens. Founded in New York in 2011, the project grew from apartment videos into a worldwide touring phenomenon with sold-out shows across six continents and more than a billion online views. The ensemble’s ever-changing lineup is celebrated for standout voices, sharp stagecraft, and top-tier musicianship, crafting a night of escapism, humor, and musical virtuosity. The tour highlights a belief in timeless genres and the uniquely human creativity behind them, and guests are welcome to dress in vintage attire to add to the immersive, time-travel vibe. All ages are admitted. Seating is provided. The inner lobby features two bars, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking validation for the Sandoval garage across the street can be added during checkout. Accessibility accommodations are available with advance notice to the box office. Photography and video may occur for venue marketing, and anyone who prefers not to be filmed or photographed can speak with staff. Tickets range from $64 to $99 plus fees, and a VIP package at $174 plus fees includes a premium reserved seat within the first fifteen rows, an exclusive merchandise bundle with a limited edition tour poster, and a commemorative laminate and lanyard.

Presented by AEG, Sam Barber takes the stage as part of The American Route Tour. This event welcomes attendees of all ages, and doors will open before the performance begins.

Felix y Los Gatos return to The Mystic Santa Fe for a Cumbia night.

Experience the holiday spirit at Albuquerque’s German Christmas market, featuring authentic German food and drinks such as fresh-baked cookies, cakes, breads and pretzel varieties, plus Glühwein, the traditional German mulled wine, and Kinderpunsch, a non-alcoholic holiday punch. Explore artisan gifts, handcrafted holiday décor, and distinctive finds from vendors near and far. Whether you are searching for the perfect Christmas gift or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere, this market welcomes all ages.

The 2027 Valley of Santa Fe officer’s installation ceremony is open to the public at no cost. Light refreshments, prepared by the four coordinate bodies, will be offered in the Grand Ballroom of the Santa Fe Scottish Rite Temple, followed by the installation ceremony in the temple’s theater. The program provides an inside look at the ritual and ceremonial traditions of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.

Rend Collective brings an Irish Christmas tour featuring festive carols, well known hits, and meaningful worship, all wrapped in the holiday spirit. Families and friends can enjoy an evening of music, laughter, and seasonal cheer. Presented by Family Life Radio and Intentional Life Events. Tickets are on sale now.

Holiday favorites are reimagined by a string quartet in a setting lit by candlelight at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in Santa Fe. This Candlelight concert features a Listeso ensemble from Santa Fe performing a program of beloved carols, with selections that may include 12 Days of Christmas, Angels from the Realms of Glory, Angels We Have Heard on High, Away in a Manger, Carol of the Bells, Deck the Halls, Ding Dong Merrily on High, Do You Hear What I Hear, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Greensleeves What Child Is This, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, Joy to the World, O Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, Silent Night, and The First Noël. The performance lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late seating once the concert starts. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and those under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any artist, estate, or official representatives.

This release event for ST-37 and ST-38 features three best of one rounds played with a randomly assigned deck. The entry fee is $25, and a pack is awarded for each round you win.

This fan convention is moving to Expo New Mexico, taking over Tingley, Manuel Lujan, and the Creative Arts building along with the surrounding block. Recent editions have sold out, and this year’s early guest highlights include a Starship Troopers reunion, talent from Smallville and Serenity/Firefly, K-pop demon hunters, and at least one confirmed Punisher actor. Programming is growing with plans for a cosplay corner featuring creators with 100k or more followers. An Authors Book Nook is planned, aiming to showcase 20 published authors arranged around a reading nook where fans can linger like a bookstore. The team is also seeking more comic book legends, as well as publishers and local creators who write, draw, or letter. Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteers are helping, with a Bigs recruitment event that shares what volunteers receive and includes an opportunity for free passes. Albuquerque is encouraged to share ideas and help bring them to life.