Get Ready for Memorial Day Weekend in Albuquerque

From Visit Albuquerque

Celebrate the unofficial start of summer with fun events happening Memorial Day Weekend! Sip hand-crafted wines from local wineries across the state at the New Mexico Wine Festival, or get outdoors and explore the many trails and hikes around the city. Albuquerque has something for everyone Memorial Day Weekend.

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Spend Memorial Day Weekend in Albuquerque with a whole lot of fun packed into three days. With high temperatures in the 70s and 80s, it’s the perfect place to celebrate the unofficial start of summer. There are plenty of outdoor activities to do during the day, from exploring the bosque next to the Rio Grande to hitting the trails in the Sandia mountains. Cool off in the evening with a craft beer from a local brewery or take in some live music in downtown Albuquerque.

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It's Outdoor Market Season in Albuquerque

As the weather warms up, farmers markets are sprouting across Albuquerque. Experience everything from a family-friendly growers market with local produce to a market focused on hand-crafted art, jewelry and gift items. Each market offers a unique experience for the whole family.

Albuquerque's farmers', growers', and art markets offer everything from local produce and foods to handmade arts and live music. These outdoor markets sprout up all over the city throughout the summer months, and carry far beyond the standard array of local produce. Find baked goods, regionally raised meat and eggs, dairy products, honeys, jams, flowers, a multitude of local artisans and more at each of the city's unique markets.

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Bringing Flair to Baseball Food at Isotopes Park

You’ll find more than hot dogs on the menu when you attend an Albuquerque Isotopes baseball game. The stadium’s head chef cooks up fresh ideas each season, and this year he’s got a couple of tricks up his sleeve. Learn about Chef Jim Griego and his signature dish.

Bring Your Appetite To The Ballpark

Century of Steam Rail Yards Tour is a fresh take on my Sunday tour of the historic Albuquerque Rail Yards.

Delve into the vibrant history of Albuquerque's Rail Yards during the 1920s, the decade most of the iconic steel and concrete structures that remain were first built. Held once a month, this free walking tour offers participants an immersive look into the bustling world of the Rail Yards, highlighting the architecture, stories, and significance of these historic structures in shaping Albuquerque's past.

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DARK SKIES, BRIGHT STARS

Join park rangers at Abó for a spectacular dark sky program! To kick off the evening from 7:30 pm to 8:15 pm, enjoy a guided pueblo and mission program. You'll learn about the blending of cultures and the way they shaped central New Mexico for generations. Then, enjoy pristine dark sky viewing through telescopes, check out the dark sky photography station, and experience the awe and wonder of a pristine night sky. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and your spirit of discovery!

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Duke City Comic Con

Attention, all pop culture enthusiasts, comic collectors, cosplay creators, and sci-fi superfans! We’re thrilled to announce the dates and the brand-new venue for Duke City Comic Con 2025!

Mark your calendars for an epic adventure: 🗓️ June 14-16, 2024

Join us at our dazzling new location: 📍 Marriott Pyramid North, Albuquerque

And a reminder for our amazing community — spread the word to your friends, family, and fellow fans! Let’s make Duke City Comic Con 2025 the most unforgettable one yet.

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Downtown Century Stroll

Take a journey back in time to the 1920s with our Downtown Century Stroll tour, a captivating exploration of downtown Albuquerque's architecture and way of life a century ago. Led by local blogger Eric Castillo, this once-a-month free walking tour delves into the stories and history behind the buildings erected in the 1920s, offering participants a fascinating glimpse into Albuquerque's past.

Meet at the Downtown Growers’ Market at Robinson Park (8th and Central) next to the yellow info booth.

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