Pro Desk at The Home Depot

If you want to throw an unforgettable birthday party for your child, look no further than Main Event in Albuquerque. They offer various exciting games and activities that your child and their friends will love. They have something for everyone, from laser tag to arcade games with over 100 classic and modern titles. Their state-of-the-art bowling alley is also a hit, with professional-level lanes suitable for bowlers of all ages, including dragon ramps for young ones just learning. When it's time to refuel, their full-service restaurant has everything you need, from pizza and burgers to wings and more. Check out the full menu online to see for yourself. And for parents, they offer an expansive list of custom cocktails to enjoy while the kids play.

Visit the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, "The Land of Fire and Ice," on the Continental Divide. Walk through ancient lava trails into the cave and volcanic rim. The cave's natural ice layers illuminate the arctic algae. See the best examples of volcanic eruption in the country and explore the historic Ice Caves Trading Post. The trading post features ancient artifacts, local art, and a museum of artifacts recovered from the surrounding areas. There's a rock shop and souvenirs available for sale. Enjoy a cozy dining room and two trails from the Trading Post's front.

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.

The University of New Mexico Art Museum is a free public space that aims to inspire visitors through its impressive collection of artwork. The Museum has been collecting art for over 60 years and now holds the most extensive collection of artwork in New Mexico. The Museum also hosts exhibitions featuring contemporary artists and offers workshops for visitors to create their art. The Museum's collection has gained recognition for its photography and printmaking sections. The Museum's director established the university's photography collection. Today, the collection houses a diverse assortment of images spanning nearly two centuries of photography.