supplies are limited
Get a taste of the reopening of the historic Manuel’s Food Market! We are thrilled to be offering a curated selection of local goodies from some of Albuquerque’s finest (Burque Bakehouse, Rocket Punch Farms, Silver Leaf Farms and Three Sisters Kitchen). Bag pick up will occur on Saturday, October 17 from 1-6pm at our Annual Dia de los Muertos Fiesta: En Unidad Hay Poder. Your purchase will help us in our fundraising efforts to reopen our beloved neighborhood grocer, and of course support some fabulous local businesses! Limited run of 50 bags.
Please join Manuel’s Food Market and CICM for the 6th annual Martineztown Cultural and Historical Celebration: “En Unidad Hay Poder (In Unity, there is Power)” on Saturday, October 17, 2025. 12-6pm Acequia Madre Crossing and South Martineztown Park, 601 Edith Blvd. NE Albuquerque NM, 87106
Festival Schedule:
Saturday October 17, 2026
12:00 -12:30 p.m. Día de Los Muertos Parade
From Special Collections Library to Martineztown Acequia Madre Crossing
12 noon – 5 p.m. Local En Memoria Car Show South Martineztown Park
4 p.m. – 6 p.m. Dancing Turtle Breaking Jam
12:00 – 6 p.m. En Unidad Hay Poder: Artisan & Farmers Market
Entertainment: (including)
12:00 p.m. Mariachi Albuquerque
1:00 p.m. Gilbert Uribe
2:30 p.m. National Institute of Flamenco Ninos/Teenos
2:30 p.m. Zamora Family Aztec Dancers
3::00 - 6pm Dancing Turtle Breaking Jam
The Artisan and Farmers' Market features local vendors with handmade products. Local artists and artisans will have artwork for sale. Come sample the wares of Food truck vendors and listen to live musical artists like Gilbert Uribe and Mariachi Albuquerque. “En Unidad Hay Poder” Celebration will feature Longfellow ECS students' artwork in the offenda. Local students will also perform dance and flamenco artforms.
We are so grateful to continue to offer the Second annual En Memorio Car Show, hosted by Frank Chavez and Duke's Car Club, as well Dancing Turtle's Season Conference featuring youth breaking battles. The market features local artists, artisans, farmers, crafters, food trucks and maker with commitment to local, homegrown, and handmade items. We like to kick off the spooky season as the first Dia De Los Muertos celebration in the City for the season.
Contact Meghan Martinez 505-417-0300
