As the temperatures get cooler in Albuquerque, there are dozens of fun events to keep you warm. In November, experience everything from Día de los Muertos celebrations to holiday markets. Here's a sampling of what’s happening in Albuquerque in November. For a full list, visit our events calendar.
Día de Familia: Día de los Muertos
Nov. 2 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center
Join a special day commemorating Día de los Muertos traditions. Decorate a sugar skull, craft paper flowers and more.
Discovery After Dark: Día de los Muertos
Nov. 2 at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Enjoy an evening of fun, hands-on experiments and art projects for guests 21 and over at the Nuclear Museum.
Muertos Fiesta
Nov. 2 at Marble Brewery
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with a glass of beer at Marble Brewery. Listen to live music all day and shop from a local vendor market.
South Valley Marigold Procession & Celebration
Nov. 3 at Rio Bravo County Park
Join in the South Valley Marigold Procession & Celebration honoring Día de los Muertos with traditional clothing, community ofrendas, music, food and other festivities.
Adult Night: Fermentastic!
Nov. 15 at Explora
Adults have the chance to experience Explora after hours and learn about the science of fermentation.
Family Friday Shop and Stroll
Nov. 29 at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Get your holiday shopping done at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Enjoy games for kids, Pueblo Santa, ornament making, Pueblo pies and more.
New Mexico Artisan Market
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Nov. 29-Dec. 1 at Hotel Albuquerque
Shop locally curated, handcrafted artisan goods at New Mexico’s premier boutique holiday shopping experience.
Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet
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Nov. 29 at the Kiva Auditorium
Celebrate a beloved Christmas tradition with an international all-star cast who blend classical ballet with acrobatics to create holiday magic.
Rio Grande Arts & Crafts Holiday Festival
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Nov. 30-Dec. 1 at EXPO New Mexico
Kick off holiday shopping while supporting artists at one of the city's largest holiday art festivals.