"Late October is a good time. Weather is usually quite mild, and its right after ther hotel-filling Balloon Fiesta, and lots of them are running specials. I think you should consider some of the hotels on Menaul in the mile east of…"
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Visiting ABQ at the end of October
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Hi everyone!!! I am planning a trip to ABQ at the end of October and looking for some input on hotels. I am staying somewhere else the rest of the week however, I need a spot the first night, as well…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rand Rensvold Oct 12, 2011.
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PJH replied to Lisa's discussion Visiting ABQ at the end of October"Yes, VRBO, along with HomeAway and Craigslist should provide a plethora of rental opportunities."
Wade Patterson replied to Lisa's discussion Visiting ABQ at the end of October"I have never stayed at The Hotel Blue, but it is right downtown and gives easy access to a number of fine restaurants (including many mentioned already: Latin Fusion, Flying Star, NYPD Pizza, Asian Noodle Bar, etc.) Also, if you stay there on a…"
Amber Hayes replied to Lisa's discussion Halloween in ABQ in the group Away from ABQ"Hi Lisa
I highly recommend Day of the Dead Festivities at this time of year in ABQ and one of my all time favorite events is the Marigold Parade and Festival in the South Valley. It is not Halloween, and locals will be offended in you…"
jack replied to Lisa's discussion Halloween in ABQ in the group Away from ABQ"Hello Lisa
. I am not currently living in Albuquerque, but I can tell you September through December is my favorite time of the year in Albuquerque. The temperatures in late October are usually very pleasant with lows in the range of 35 to 49 with…"
Lisa replied to jack's discussion It's getting to be the time of the year I miss the most in Albuquerque! in the group Away from ABQ" What is Halloween like in ABQ do they have fall festivals? Whats the one thing you would do in the fall .. My first time there- at the end of October,, Any suggestions???"
Lisa commented on Adelita's group ABQ Collectors"Hello ABQ collectors !! I will be in town at the end of October and looking for the best places to pick up rocks, and minerals.. I will be traveling the Turquoise trail, as well as ABQ. Any suggestions would help. If anyone is looking for anything…"
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New to ABQ? Join the club! Introduce yourself and lets get to know each other and this funky city! Feel free to suggest activities, parties, etc to welcome new transplants to New Mexico!See More
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Metaphysics Albuquerque
A group for folks living in the Duke City who like to explore and discuss metaphysics. Astrology, palmistry, crystals--you name it. This is an open forum for everyone to share ideas, information, and meet one another.See More
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ABQ Collectors
Do you collect antiques? Art? Books? Beads? Rusty nails? This is the place to help fellow collectors find the good stuff.See More
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ABQ Stargazers
If you always seem to catch yourself gazing skyward in the evening, this is the group for you. Amateurs, professionals and casual observers - and anyone with even a passing interest in astronomy are welcome.
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Caffiends in The Duke City
Love coffee? Can't get enough espresso? Do you pull your own shots, or make latte art? (Photo by flickr user Ahmad Rabea, used under CC license)See More
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- At 10:11pm on July 26, 2011,
JMG said… - Oh yeah, lots of chickens! That group even hosted a chicken coop tour last year.. you got a map and went from house to house to see members' chicken coops. Some were expensive yuppy coops, some were artsy "found" materials and some were old fashioned coops based on what their families have had for a century. Albuquerque is a real mix, which is what I love. There are some ugly chain restaurant/oil change/Dollar store intersections and depressing housing developments, but also ancient irrigation ditches with old adobe haciendas along them. You have to look for the treasures and Duke City Fix can point you to a lot of them. Good luck in your adventure! What led you to Albuquerque or New Mexico?
- At 7:42pm on July 25, 2011, JMG said…
- Hi Lisa, Do you mean the road to Madrid, NM - is it safe? I think it's very safe. Tell me more about your concerns, and I can try to address them. If you don't stay at Los Poblanos Inn, you have to at least visit it. It's a side of historic Albuquerque that many people don't see... very beautiful and off the "Walmart/Dollar Store" route. Are you visiting friends here? - Jill
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