First date spots in Albuquerque that are not bars
Relaxed first date ideas in Albuquerque without a bar: the Old Town plaza, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and the National Hispanic Cultural Center.
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Relaxed first date ideas in Albuquerque without a bar: the Old Town plaza, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and the National Hispanic Cultural Center.
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Keep it simple and public. A walk around the Old Town plaza, coffee in Nob Hill or an hour at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center all work well.
Try volunteering with Open Space, a library book club, the Downtown Growers Market on Saturdays, or events at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.
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