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Discover the ultimate beer lover's paradise in Albuquerque with a tour of the city's exciting craft beer scene. With over 30 breweries in the metro area, you are guaranteed to find the perfect brew for your taste buds. They've covered everything from crisp pale lagers to hoppy and bitter IPAs, juicy and fruity NEIPAs, funky and complex barrel-aged sours, malty and roasty porters and stouts, and everything in between. ABQ Beer Tours is the perfect choice for a fun night out, whether on a date, a company outing, a girls' night out, or bonding with friends. The  Cicerone Certified Beer Server guides will take you on an exciting journey through Albuquerque's diverse brewscape. Take advantage of this unique experience.

Come and experience the magical Corrales Harvest Festival. This delightful weekend event offers the opportunity to shop and ride the famous hay wagons around the village. Men, women, children, and even pets gather to celebrate Corrales's rich history and culture. The Festival originated in 1985 with hayrides during the fall harvest, but it has grown in popularity to attract over 10,000 visitors. This is your chance to travel back in time and enjoy the charm and leisurely pace of a bygone era in Corrales. Explore the village's vast green pastures, orchards, and artistic ambiance. You'll be surrounded by the sounds of roosters, cows, horses, and sheep, making it a truly delightful and sensory experience.

The University of New Mexico and Maxwell Museum stand on the traditional homelands of sovereign nations. The commitment to recognizing the deep connections of Indigenous communities to the land and their significant contributions to humanity is unwavering. They express gratitude for the opportunity to work and learn on this land and honor the relationships with Indigenous peoples. The Maxwell Museum offers permanent, temporary, and online exhibitions that educate and inspire. The exhibitions delve into humanity's deep history, showcasing the diverse communities of New Mexico and addressing contemporary themes such as social justice and climate change. Through exhibits and programs, they are dedicated to reconciling injustices, restoring voices, and realizing community.