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La Cosecha Dual Language Conference 2025

Albuquerque Convention Center | November 11-15, 2025

We’re excited to welcome you to Albuquerque, New Mexico, for La Cosecha 2025 as a gathering of bold ideas and meaningful connections. Albuquerque is a city rooted in rich cultural traditions. As you immerse yourself in the energy of this year’s conference, we invite you to also explore the spirit of the city itself. Discover the rich tapestry of Native American and Hispanic heritage, savor the vibrant flavors of local cuisine and feel the heartbeat of a community rooted in resilience, creativity and collaboration.

Albuquerque isn’t just the setting, it's the story.

Welcome to Albuquerque!

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For detailed event information, visit www.lacosechaconference.org/.

 

Visiting Albuquerque 

In Albuquerque, diverse culturesauthentic art and dynamic traditions have helped shape our centuries-old story. No matter your interests, the city has countless opportunities for you to explore while you're here. From outdoor adventure and delicious food to world-class museums and fun for the whole family, Albuquerque's beauty and character will beat any expectations. Explore our lively neighborhoods, stroll along Central Avenue under the vintage neon glow of Route 66, or soar high above the city in the hot air ballooning capital of the world and our city is sure to change your perspective.

Find inspiration for things to do around town on our blog, our events calendar, or our website

Downtown River Cityscape

Know Before You Go 

Before your visit it’s helpful to know a few key things about the local environment, especially the altitude and weather. Being prepared will help you stay comfortable and make the most of your time in Albuquerque.

High Altitude:

Albuquerque is located at an elevation of just over 5,000 feet above sea level. Visitors who aren’t accustomed to higher altitudes may notice mild effects such as increased thirst or feeling tired more quickly. To stay comfortable, we recommend drinking plenty of water, incorporating electrolytes as needed, and pacing your consumption of alcohol and caffeine while your body adjusts.

Typical Weather Conditions:

November in Albuquerque brings noticeably cooler weather, with daytime temperatures usually ranging from the mid-50s to mid-60s°F (13–19°C). Mornings and evenings can be quite chilly, often dipping into the 30s and 40s°F (1–9°C), so warmer layers or a jacket are recommended. The air stays dry, so sun protection and plenty of water remain important, especially for outdoor activities under the clear desert skies.

Getting to Albuquerque 

Getting to Albuquerque is easy. Most major airlines serve the Albuquerque International Sunport including Alaska Airlines, American, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest and United.

There are nonstop flights to and from more than 30 cities in the United States. Lack of congestion at the Albuquerque Airport (Sunport) means visitors experience very few ground delays.

Getting Around The City 

There are many ways to get around Albuquerque during your stay. With taxi services and all major rideshare apps it is easy to connect with a reliable ride. Buses are also available for transportation to many of Albuquerque's cultural attractions, and the Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) bus provides free and easy access to and from the Nob Hill, University and Downtown neighborhoods. 

 Visit Albuquerque's Downtown Convention Welcome Center

The interior of the Convention Welcome Center, featuring chairs, a brochure rack, banners, and a photo station.

Need more information? Stop by the Visit Albuquerque Convention Welcome Center, conveniently located on the southeast corner of 3rd St. & Tijeras Ave., between The Clyde Hotel and the Albuquerque Convention Center. The Welcome Center will be open from 4PM - 6PM on Thursday, 11/13 and Friday, 11/14 to provide information, answer questions and help you make the most of your time in Albuquerque.

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Albuquerque Savings Pass

Want to start saving on fun things to do and places to eat in Albuquerque? Download the Albuquerque Savings Pass! The pass includes discounts at stores, restaurants and experiences throughout Albuquerque. It's free and delivered to your mobile phone via text or email. 

Download the Savings Pass here

Find Things To Do In ABQ 

Both traditional and modern, equal parts cool and quaint, Albuquerque is an oasis set in the high desert, full of people with rich histories and inspiring ideas you won’t find anywhere else. Convention delegates coming to Albuquerque for the first-time, or lucky enough to be enjoying a return-trip, will find rest, relaxation, and renewal in a mini-vacation on either end of a conference or meeting.  Immerse yourself in a destination where no visitor has the same experience. There is truly no city like it.

Have a free night during your trip? Check our blog post for things to do in Downtown Albuquerque

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Check our blog for more ideas during your stay

Outdoor Adventure

Part desert, part mountain, part river, all under endless blue skies, Albuquerque offers exhilaration you can’t find anywhere else. Imagine the perfect day hiking, biking, kayaking, bouldering and even hot air ballooning, while soaking in the natural beauty of the Southwest. 

Arts & Culture

Creative cultures flourish in Albuquerque. Home to more than 100 art galleries and studios, a multitude of museums, and an innovative theater scene, Albuquerque is a favorite cultural destination for visitors from all over the map.

Albuquerque Dining

New Mexico is home to one of America's most cherished regional cuisines, so it's no surprise that food is one of the things that people remember most about a trip to Albuquerque. This city has an abundance of great restaurant options featuring our famous regional and traditional cuisine as well as contemporary and fusion flavors. 

Wineries & Breweries

With its unique blend of Spanish, Mexican, U.S. and Native American culinary influences, Albuquerque offers a dining and drinking experience like no other city. Albuquerque's local beer and wine choices put this high-altitude city a level above the ordinary.