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Saddle up for an unforgettable Western-themed nightlife experience at The Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall & Saloon in Albuquerque. With the only mechanical bull in town and a 1,300-square-foot dance floor, you can two-step to live music or test your skills on the bull. If you do not like dancing, you can enjoy a pool or shuffleboard game. The bar has two massive 53-foot main bars, and the staff wears old-fashioned costumes that add to the traditional Western atmosphere. The nightly drink specials and live bands will keep you entertained while you soak up The Dirty Bourbon's unique ambiance.

Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festivals are among New Mexico's top ten attractions and rank among the top 100 art festivals in the nation. Over 33 years, they have featured vibrant collections of fine artists and artisans from all over the country. These bustling markets attract shoppers and collectors and showcase original art at affordable prices. The festival welcomes thousands of Albuquerque residents and Balloon Fiesta tourists in October. In November, the Rio Grande's holiday show is perfect for shopping. Check out each festival page for details and artist previews.

El Pinto Restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is known for serving authentic New Mexican cuisine using recipes from the restaurant owners' grandmother. The restaurant has been voted the Best New Mexican Restaurant in Albuquerque and is a popular spot for locals and tourists. The menu features a wide selection of dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, including dry-aged steaks, pork dishes, and organic greenhouse produce. Plus, it is home to the largest Tequila Bar in New Mexico, perfect for crafting the perfect margarita. Come and experience El Pinto's cuisine's authentic and spicy flavors for yourself.