The IN List 2026: July 20th - 26th
The IN List shares the top experiences and events going on this week in & around Albuquerque. Be sure to keep an eye on Instagram stories from @keepingupinalbuquerque throughout the week for any event changes or additions.
These events are all accurate at the time of posting, but be sure to call ahead or check vendor websites/socials before heading out.
Monday, July 20th
Pickleball at Westgate Library
10-11:30am. Join us at the library to play pickle ball every Monday. All ages and skill levels welcome.
Family Storytime
10:30-11am, Main Library (Downtown)
4:30-5pm, International District Library
Join us at Main Library for an interactive storytime including songs and finger plays for ages 0-3!
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
11:30am, International District Library
2:30pm, Cherry Hills Branch Library
Canna-Yoga
7-8:30pm, Thrive Craft Cannabis. Elevate your flow and find your chill with Higher State of Stretch, a stoner-friendly yoga session guided by ganja-certified instructor Rachel.
Singo Music Bingo
7pm, Brew Lab 101
An Ice Cream Come True: A Make-Your-Own Ice Cream Social
3-4pm, Central & Unser. Celebrate National Ice Cream Day by shaking up a batch of fresh ice cream, creating a customized creamy creation, and chilling with your friends. For teens ages 13 – 18. Registration limited to 20 people.
Adult Coloring Night
5pm, Tractor Brewing Westside
Live Entertainment at Teddy Roe’s Speakeasy
7–9pm, Teddy Roe’s (3222 Central Ave SE). Live jazz, vocalists, comedy, burlesque & more. Recurring weekly.
Tuesday, July 21st
Baby and Toddler Storytime
10:15-10:45am, Erna Fergusson. An interactive storytime with your child that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger plays, and body movement, using the guidelines from the Every Child Ready to Read program.
Family Storytime
4-4:30pm, Rudolfo Anaya Library
10:30-11am, Alamosa Library
This family storytime incorporates reading with singing, rhyming and movement in a fun, fanciful way to encourage early literacy development. For children of all ages and their families.
Tuesday Tech Classes
1pm, Corrales Community Library
Early Childhood Bilingual Storytime
10am, National Hispanic Cultural Center. Stories come to life through art, movement, and more! For children ages 3 to 5 and caregivers.
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
10:30am-11:30am, Central and Unser Library
3-4pm, Alamosa Library
Sky Deck Yoga
6pm, Marble Brewery
Music and Movement
11:15-11:45am, Juan Tabo. Join us for stories, songs, and fun, as we dance and sing together with the library's collection of percussion instruments, scarves, music, and, of course, books.
Toddler Tuesdays
10:30am-12:30pm, I Scream Ice Cream
Park Explorers – Wildlife Science Kids Program
9-10:30am, Winrock Town Center. This free, hands-on program is designed for kids and guided by students from Bosque School’s Field and Community Science and the Cebrin Goodman Environment programs, guiding young explorers as they learn about local wildlife in the heart of the city.
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
6:35pm, Isotopes Park. Dollar Dog Night.
Sky Deck Yoga
6pm, Marble Brewery. A high-energy class designed to build strength, heat, and connection.
Turn Up with Lauren
6–7pm, FUSION Wellness Center (1709 Golf Course Rd SE #104, Rio Rancho, NM 87124). High-energy dance fitness class.
Beginner Pottery Class
11am or 2pm, Sage Valley Pottery. In this two-hour class attendees will get an inside look at our unique process, learn about our philosophy towards the value of making things by hand, and a hands-on introduction to wheel-throwing techniques. No experience necessary!
“Useless Knowledge” Trivia Night
5pm, Swing n’ Pickle
Lavender in Bloom: A Pairing Experience
6-8pm, Sadie’s (Fourth St). Celebrate lavender season with live music and an expertly crafted four course food and drink menu inspired by the bloom that defines the summer. 21+ event
Free Youth Boxing
4-5pm, Presbyterian Health Plan Place (Winrock location). AGES: 7-11 Years Old, No equipment needed. A fun fitness experience to challenge youth both mentally and physically utilizing boxing drills & functional exercises.
Tarot Tuesday with Julie
8pm, ZEMA Vinyl Lounge. Free to hotel guests
Wednesday, July 22nd
Baby and Toddler Storytime
10:15-10:45am, Cherry Hills
11:15am-11:45am, Los Griegos Library
11:15-12pm, San Pedro Library
An interactive storytime with your child that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger plays, and body movement, using the guidelines from the Every Child Ready to Read program.
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
11am, East Mountain Library
4-5pm, Los Griegos Library
Seniors Ride Free Wednesdays
Seniors 60+ ride the New Mexico Rail Runner Express free every Wednesday.
Children’s Storytime
10am, Corrales Community Library
Digging Up Bones with Joey and Kira
11am, South Valley Public Library
2-3pm, Juan Tabo Library
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
10:30am-11:30am, Lomas Tramway Library
3-4pm, Alamosa Library
Esperanza Bicycle Safety Clinic
10am-2pm, Cherry Hills Meeting Room. Their focus is on bicycle education, with the goal of increasing the safety, self-sufficiency, and comfort of recreational, fitness, and utility riders alike.
Music and Movement
10:30-11am, International District Library
11:15am-12pm, Taylor Ranch
Join us for stories, songs, and fun, as we dance and sing together with the library's collection of percussion instruments, scarves, music, and, of course, books.
Family Storytime
11:15am-111:45am, Los Griegos Library
This family storytime incorporates reading with singing, rhyming and movement in a fun, fanciful way to encourage early literacy development. For children of all ages and their families.
Beginner Pottery Class
2pm, Sage Valley Pottery. In this two-hour class attendees will get an inside look at our unique process, learn about our philosophy towards the value of making things by hand, and a hands-on introduction to wheel-throwing techniques. No experience necessary!
Jeopardy Bar League
7pm, Marble Brewery (Westside)
Free Tango at JUNO
6:50pm, JUNO Brewery. Interested in learning a new dance? Try Argentine Tango at Juno! It is free and a lot of fun. No partner or experience is required
Read to the Dogs
12pm, East Mountain Library
3:15pm, Rudolfo Anaya Library (Cancelled)
Children are invited to join our specially-trained therapy dogs to practice reading aloud.
Yappy Hour
6-8pm, Les Combes Winery
Cedar Crest Farmers Market
6-8pm, next to Triangle Grocery
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
6:35pm, Isotopes Park
Trivia Night
7pm, Brew Lab 101
Board Game Night
6-8pm, I Scream Ice Cream.
Musical Bingo
6-8pm, Gruet Winery
Lavender Distillation Experience
11:30am-1:30pm, Los Poblanos Inn. Meet at the Distillation Hut, located in the back of the courtyard that is just west of the Farm Shop and silos. This is a drop-in experience that requires no advance reservation.
Stretch, Sip, Repeat
6pm, Casa Rondeña Winery
Clueless Drive-in Movie at Balloon Fiesta Park
Gates open at 6pm, Movie starts at 8pm. Hosted by the City of Albuquerque.
Thursday, July 23rd
Baby and Toddler Storytime
•10:15-10:45am, Cherry Hills
•10:30-11am, Juan Tabo Library
•11:15-11:45am, Taylor Ranch Library
An interactive storytime with your child that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger plays, and body movement, using the guidelines from the Every Child Ready to Read program.
Music and Movement
10:15-10:45am, Tony Hillerman Library
10:15am-10:45am, Erna Fergusson Library
10:30-11:15am, Ernie Pyle Library
11:15-11:45am, Taylor Ranch Library
Join us for stories, songs, and fun, as we dance and sing together with the library's collection of percussion instruments, scarves, music, and, of course, books.
Digging Up Bones with Joey and Kira
10:30-11:30am, South Valley Library
3-4pm, Westgate Library
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
10:30-11:30am, Lomas Tramway Library
2-3pm, San Pedro Library
Family Storytime
11am-12pm, Westgate Library
11:15-11:45am, Los Griegos Library
At family storytime we will learn new songs, nursery rhymes and enjoy hands-on activities to develop pre-reading skills
Park Explorers – Wildlife Science Kids Program
9-10:30am, Winrock Town Center. This free, hands-on program is designed for kids and guided by students from Bosque School’s Field and Community Science and the Cebrin Goodman Environment programs, guiding young explorers as they learn about local wildlife in the heart of the city.
Fundaxi Business Networking: Rio Rancho Chapter
4pm, M’tucci’s Morderno Italian Restaurant
Story Time at the WHEELS Museum
10am, 1100 2nd Street NW, 87102
Turn Up with Lauren
6–7pm, FUSION Wellness Center (1709 Golf Course Rd SE #104, Rio Rancho, NM 87124). High-energy dance fitness class.
Spanish Storytime
11:15-11:45am, Los Griegos Library. Storytime primarily in Spanish language! Introduce your child to new sounds, simple vocabulary, and meet others interested in growing up bilingual. Ages 0 - 6.
Beginner Pottery Class
2pm, Sage Valley Pottery. In this two-hour class attendees will get an inside look at our unique process, learn about our philosophy towards the value of making things by hand, and a hands-on introduction to wheel-throwing techniques. No experience necessary!
La Parranda: Club de Español
10am, Placitas Community Center. Enjoy the opportunity to experience español with Diane Herrera Shepard and other guests. The Club is open to anyone who wants to learn, use, practice, or converse in Spanish.
Beatz Bingo
7pm, Tractor Brewing (Westside)
Canna-Yoga
7-8:30pm, Thrive Craft Cannabis. Elevate your flow and find your chill with Higher State of Stretch, a stoner-friendly yoga session guided by ganja-certified instructor Rachel.
Baking with Lavender Class: Sourdough Muffins
6-8pm, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque. Learn techniques to incorporate lavender and other herbs into your dessert baking during a hands-on sourdough workshop.
Guided Hike: Piedras Marcadas Canyon
5pm, this hike begins at the Piedras Marcadas Canyon trailhead (9421 Jill Patricia St. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114). These weekly hikes focus on the history, the geology, and the petroglyphs along this 1.9 mile hike. Binoculars are recommended. Bring water, sunscreen, warm layers, and comfortable shoes for a flat, sandy hike. Hikes will be led by park volunteer Joseph Wiexelman, PhD.
Conversational Spanish
6pm, Corrales Community Library. This is an opportunity to learn, or build, Spanish skills by interacting with people from various dialects and cultures over coffee in a friendly, fun environment. All levels and ages are welcome!
July Cooking Classes
6-8pm, Chispas Farm. You’ll learn about local farms, sustainability, nutrition, and cooking techniques. Our recipes focus on teaching you how to utilize and cook with seasonal produce. Please see link for full description
Corrales Run Club
5pm, Ex Novo Brewing. Meet us at the taproom Thursdays at 5pm for an easygoing group run and a beer after. All paces welcome. Come as you are. Stay for a pint.
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
12:05pm, Isotopes Park. Youth summer program day
New Mexico Shakespeare Festival
7:30pm, New Mexico Veteran’s Memorial Park. Free admission
Friday, July 24th
Baby and Toddler Storytime
•10:15-10:45am, Tony Hillerman
*10:30-11am, Lomas Tramway Meeting Room
•11am-12pm, South Valley Library
An interactive storytime with your child that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger plays, and body movement, using the guidelines from the Every Child Ready to Read program.
Family Storytime
10:15-10:45am, Tony Hillerman Library. Visit us in the morning for our weekly storytime where we share fun with books, songs, and more with families in your community! This storytime is designed for families with children ages 0-6.
The Underground Adventures of Dino Girl with Ann Lincoln
10:30am-11:30am, Ernie Pyle Library
1:30-2:30pm, Taylor Ranch Library
Digging Up Bones with Joey and Kira
11am, Main (Downtown) Library
3-4pm, Erna Fegusson Library
New Mexico Shakespeare Festival
7:30pm, New Mexico Veteran’s Memorial Park. Free admission
Beginner Pottery Class
2pm, Sage Valley Pottery. In this two-hour class attendees will get an inside look at our unique process, learn about our philosophy towards the value of making things by hand, and a hands-on introduction to wheel-throwing techniques. No experience necessary!
Art Opening and Reception- Route 66: A Deep Imagining
4:30pm-6:30pm, Blue Sky Coworking. This opportunity is designed to support the continued professional growth, visibility, and viability of Harwood's SURFACE Alumni, as well as a new fellowship for an emerging curator, inaugurally held by Jakia Fuller.
ESL Conversation Group
4:30-5:30pm, Central and Unser Library. Join our friendly, judgement-free group, where you can practice your speaking and listening skills.
La Familia Farmer’s Market
5-8pm, Dolores Huerta Gateway Park
Lavender Distillation Experience
11:30am-1:30pm, Los Poblanos Inn. Meet at the Distillation Hut, located in the back of the courtyard that is just west of the Farm Shop and silos. This is a drop-in experience that requires no advance reservation.
ESL Conversation Group
4:30-5:30pm, Central & Unser (Children’s Activity Room). Is English your second language? Do you want to practice your English conversation skills? Join our friendly, judgement-free group, where you can practice your speaking and listening skills
Upside Kids Camp
12pm, Upside Goods Co. Join us in our candle shop for a one-of-a-kind camp experience made just for kids (ages 5–12) and their grown-up.
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
6:35pm, Isotopes Park. First Responders Night. Free duffle bags to the first 2,000 fans
Winrock Night Market and Free Concerts
6:30-9pm. The Night Market is integrated into the park’s weekly programming, giving visitors the ability to shop, grab food, and spend time in the park while live music is underway. Vendor participation varies week to week, with a focus on local businesses and small makers.
Bernalillo Farmers Market
4pm, Rotary Park Bernalillo
Darius Rucker: Songs of Summer Tour
7pm, First Financial Credit Union Ampthitheater.
Movie in the Parks- Hoppers
Gates open at 6pm, movie starts at 8pm. At Manzano Mesa Park
Saturday, July 25th
Downtown Growers Market
8am-12pm, Robinson Park (8th & Central). SNAP accepted and doubled
Los Ranchos Grower’s Market
8-11am, 6718 Rio Grande Blvd
Old Timers Day
10am, Arthur Park
Stretch and Sip Yoga
10:30-11:30am, Ex Novo Brewing Company ABQ. Hosted by Erica from Bliss in the City, this is the perfect way to kick off your weekend with good vibes and cold beer. Yogis get $2 off their first pint!
History Hike
1-am, Cerrillos
Turn Up with Ashley
9am, Green Dance Studio. High-energy dance fitness class.
Yoga with Rescue Dogs
9:30am-10:30am, Kaktus Brewing Company. Same time, same place. Different instructors and dogs. Get Craft coffee, fresh pastries, egg bites, breakfast pizza… enjoy our peaceful morning ambiance.
South Valley Growers Market
8am-12pm, Gutierrez-Hubbell House. Browse fresh, locally grown produce and products while enjoying the beautiful Gutiérrez-Hubbell House!
Discover Despair- A Summer Haunted Attraction
6-11pm, 505 Central Food Hall. a special preview event bringing our despair-filled dungeon back to life ahead of the Halloween season.
Old Town Golden Hour
4-7pm, Plaza Don Luis. Guests can enjoy a rotating lineup of live musicians and savory food vendors each week, alongside a curated group of resident vendors who will anchor the experience.
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
6:35pm, Isotopes Park. Green Chile Cheeseburger night. Postgame fireworks
Beginning Home Beer Brewing Class
6pm, Southwest Grape and Grain. We'll cover everything from selecting ingredients to the brewing process, all in a fun and laid-back environment. Whether you're a total newbie or just curious, this class is the perfect place to start your brewing journey.
IPCC Family Storytime
1-2pm, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.
Upside Moonlight Market
6-9pm, Upside Studio. We're bringing together some of Albuquerque's most talented makers, artists, and small business owners — all in one place, for one magical night. Free to attend, open to the public
Sunday, July 26th
Railyard Farmers Market
10am-2pm
Corrales Farmers Market
11am, Corrales Parks and Recreation Center
Bird Walk
8:30am, Rio Grande Nature Center State Park. Join us for a walk led by knowledgeable birders and enjoy the many birds that call the park home or visit at times during the year. Call 505-344-0274 to register.
Mat and Taps: Yoga with Erica
10am, Marble Brewery Westside. Every Sunday let Erica lead you through a foundational flow, with lots of room to amplify. $10 - Please provide your own mat and towel. Must be 21+ to participate. Yogi's enjoy discounted pints after class.
Free Sunday Mornings at ABQ Museum
9am-1pm
Free Sunday Mornings at Balloon Museum
9am-1pm
Albuquerque Isotopes vs Round Rock Express
1:35pm, Isotopes Park. Free lunch boxes to the first 2,000 fans
Alice in Wonderland Princess Tea Party
10am, Nuevo Atrisco Food Park. Each ticket includes admission for one parent and one child to enjoy a magical experience with Alice, the Queen of Hearts, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, and more beloved Wonderland characters
Discover Despair- A Summer Haunted Attraction
6-11pm, 505 Central Food Hall. a special preview event bringing our despair-filled dungeon back to life ahead of the Halloween season.
Drag Brunch at DWNTNR on Route 66
10:30am-2pm, Arrive Albuquerque. Indulge in tasty brunch fare and specialty cocktails while watching a dynamic, high-caliber drag performances hosted by Vanessa Patricks.
