Every month is full of fun events happening in Albuquerque. In April, experience everything from a chocolate festival to a Native American pow wow. Here's a sampling of what’s happening in Albuquerque in April. For a full list, visit our events calendar.

Out of Many, One: Spring Flamenco Concert

A poster advertising the "Out of Many: One" spring flamenco concert at the National Hispanic Cultural Center on April 11-12.

April 11-12 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center

Enjoy a performance of live flamenco with this program that features five original works.

Southwest Chocolate & Coffee Fest

Bars of chocolate and cacao beans on a table at the Southwest Chocolate and Coffee Festival.

April 11-12 at EXPO New Mexico

Enjoy the largest gathering of chocolate and coffee vendors in the Southwest at this fun festival.

Albuquerque Restaurant Week

A logo for Albuquerque Restaurant Week

April 17-26 at Various Locations

Celebrate the vibrant culinary scene of Albuquerque with delicious food and unique dining experiences.

ABQ Mid Mod Home Tour

A graphic advertising the ABQ Mid Mod Home Tour on April 18 and 19, 2026.

April 18-19 at Various Locations

Explore mid-century gems on a self-guided tour or attend a party at The Imperial to celebrate mid-mod in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque’s Birthday Celebration

Dancers stand in front of San Felipe de Neri in a photo promoting Albuquerque's 320th birthday.

April 18 at Historic Old Town Plaza

Celebrate Albuquerque’s birthday with a special party including food, live music, face painting and more.

Route 66: Roads & Rails Festival

A graphic promoting the Roads & Rails Festival.

April 18-19 at the Wheels Museum

Check out all things wheels at the Route 66: Roads & Rails Festival. This free event includes live music, talks and local vendors.

Gathering of Nations: The Last Dance

Dancers at the Gathering of Nations Powwow

Photo Credit: Will Huston courtesy of Gathering of Nations Limited

April 24-25 at Tingley Coliseum

Experience North America’s largest pow wow for the last time with more than 750 tribes attending from the United States, Canada and other countries.