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Markets and independent shops in Albuquerque

191 markets, bookshops, record shops and makers in Albuquerque.

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The Candy Lady, Albuquerque
Photo: John Phelan, CC BY-SA 4.0 (licence)

Markets and independent shops in Albuquerque

  1. BuySweet shop

    The Candy Lady

    A popular candy shop with lots of homemade fudge, chocolates, caramels, and other sweets, though it has also gained notice for providing the blue-colored hard candy that served as the meth prop in the locally-set Breaking Bad television series. You can buy a bag of a faithful recreation of the prop, which is now one of the shop's most popular products.

    Mon 11AM–5PM, Tue Wed noon–5PM, Thu 11AM–5PM, Fri Sat 11AM–6PM, Sun noon–5PM

  2. BuySpecialty food shop

    Old Town Emporium

    A very large gift shop with all the typical tourist kitsch, which certainly has its charm.

    Mon–Sat 9AM–8PM, Sun 9AM–6PM

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    Albuquerque Photographer's Gallery

    A juried photography co-op of award-winning photographers, representing a wide variety of styles and techniques.

    Mon–Sat 11AM–5:30PM, Sun noon–5PM

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    Amapola Gallery

    Co-op of 40 contemporary artists selling a wide variety of southwestern arts and crafts.

    Daily 10AM–5PM

  5. BuyCraft shop

    Mama's Minerals

    A wonderful store with an extensive collection of minerals, geologic specimens, gems, beads, supplies for the geologist, information about local geology, and more. Anyone even slightly interested in geology could spend a lot of time here.

    Mon–Fri 9AM–7PM, Sat 10AM–6PM, Sun 11AM–5PM

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    Old Town

    If you're looking for all the "New Mexican" shops, this is probably the next best thing to Santa Fe. Granted, some of it is tacky souvenir stuff, but there are also plenty of quality gift shops with authentic Native American and Southwestern art. You can also find plenty of antiques, art galleries, jewelry, pottery, weavings, clothing stores, and other specialty shops.

  7. BuyArt shop

    Masks Y Mas

    An art gallery and store cram packed with Day of the Dead folk art.

    Mon–Thu 11AM–6PM, Fri Sat 11AM-7PM, Sun noon–5PM

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    Nob Hill

    A trendy district known for its neon reminiscent of the Route 66 days, Nob Hill is easily one of the best places in the city to window shop. The Nob Hill Business Center, at Central & Carlisle, has some great little shops as well as the La Montanita Food Co-Op (see Grocery stores under "Eat" below).

  9. BuyMarket

    ABQ Uptown

    An outdoor mall with more high-end retail stores, such as Apple Computer, Talbots, Pottery Barn, and Williams-Sonoma.

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    Bien Mur Indian Market Center

    Owned by the Sandia Pueblo, this huge market has loads of Native American jewelry, pottery, rugs, paintings and folk art. Most of the stuff here comes directly from the artist to the market.

    Mon–Sat 9:30AM–5:30PM, Sun 11AM–5:30PM

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    Cottonwood Mall

    A typical indoor mall, the surrounding area contains most typical 'big box' retailers.

    Mon–Sat 10AM–9PM, Sun 11AM–6PM

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    Gertrude Zachary Jewelry Showroom

    A locally-owned jewelry chain in Albuquerque with plenty of antiques and Southwestern jewelry.

    Mon–Sat 9:30AM–6PM, Sun 10AM–5PM

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    Jackalope

    A local chain of stores (there is also a location in Santa Fe) that sells folk art, pottery, rugs, and furniture from around the world. There is really a lot of fantastic stuff here, and a lot to browse through.

    Daily 9AM–6PM

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    Patrician Design

    A retail boutique with art, jewelry, and some nifty around-the-home accessories.

    Mon–Fri 8AM–6PM

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    Coronado Center

    A typical indoor suburban mall, anchored by Macy's, JCPenney, Mervyn's and Sears. Most of the major 'big box' retailers are also in the general area, in both directions along I-40.

  16. Buy Not mapped

    Downtown

    While downtown has plenty of bars and restaurants, the shopping scene is a bit lacking. However, there are a few interesting places:

  17. BuyArt shop

    Tanner Chaney Gallery

    A long-standing business selling native arts and crafts.

    Mon–Sat 10AM–5:30PM, Sun noon–5:30PM

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    The Herb Store

    Stock up on all your herb supplies and herbal remedies here.

    Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM, Sun noon–5PM

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    The Man's Hat Shop

    Has a huge selection of Western hats.

    Tue–Fri 9:30AM–5:30PM, Sat 9:30AM–5PM

  20. BuyArt shop

    Artisan Art Supplies

    3017 Monte Vista Boulevard Northeast

    Open now · closes 5:30 pm

  21. BuyBookshop

    Books on the Bosque

    6261 Riverside Plaza Lane Northwest

    Open now · closes 7 pm

  22. BuyBookshop

    Bookworks

    4022 Rio Grande Boulevard Northwest

    Open now · closes 6 pm

  23. BuyMarket

    Downtown Growers Market

    8th and Central

    Closed · opens 8 am Saturday

  24. BuyMarket

    Rail Yards Market

    777 1st Street Southwest

    Closed · opens 10 am Sunday

  25. BuyCraft shop

    Stone Mountain Bead Gallery

    4008 Central Avenue Southeast

    Open now · closes 6 pm

  26. BuyDeli

    DG's Deli

    1418 Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Avenue Northeast

    Open now · closes 3 pm

  27. BuyTea shop

    New Mexico Tea Company

    1131 Mountain Road Northwest

    Open now · closes 6 pm

  28. BuyRecord shop

    Nob Hill Music

    3419 Central Avenue Northeast

    Closed · opens noon tomorrow

  29. BuyWine shop

    Salt and Board

    115 Harvard Drive Southeast

    Closed · opens noon tomorrow

  30. BuyMarket

    Sawmill Market

    1909 Bellamah Avenue Northwest

    Open now · closes 9 pm

  31. BuyTea shop

    The Fragrant Leaf

    3207 Silver Avenue Southeast

    Closed · opens 11 am tomorrow

  32. BuyBookshop

    University of New Mexico Bookstore

    2301 Central Avenue Northeast

    Wheelchair accessible

  33. BuyAntiques

    Antique Specialty Mall

    4516 Central Avenue Southeast

  34. BuyBookshop

    Downtown Books & Beans

    109 8th Street Southwest

  35. BuyDeli

    Eurozone Food Distributors

    Osuna Road Northeast

  36. BuyBookshop

    Organic Books

    111 Carlisle Boulevard Southeast

  37. BuySecond-hand shop

    Past Present & In-Between

    5017 Lomas Boulevard Northeast

  38. BuyMarket

    The Other Indoor Flea Market

    6201 Central Ave NE

  39. BuyAntiques

    Antiques and Things

    4710 Central Ave SE

  40. BuyArt shop

    Romero Street Gallery

    121 Romero St NW

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