Green Jeans Farmery is a one-stop multiple-option destination of eateries, confectionaries, adult drinkeries, shops, plazas and places to hang out, constructed entirely with shipping containers as building blocks. Green Jeans is an indoor/outdoor gathering place that builds on ingenuity, fun and localist choices with a message of community, healthy living and fun.

Meow Wolf is an Immersive Art Installation.

Meow Wolf is an arts collective based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico established in 2008. The group is composed of more than 100 artists across several disciplines including: painting, architecture, sculpture, video production, audio engineering, writing and many more.

Through the combined use of these different artists and disciplines the collective creates fully immersive art experiences which aim at narrative storytelling, visual and audio polyphony, live music, performative experiences and interactivity.

Meow Wolf has worked on projects that challenge current concepts of art and arts-based communities. They have completed temporary installation projects in Albuquerque, Chicago, Boulder, New York, San Antonio, Santa Fe and more.

In March of 2016 Meow Wolf opened their first permanent exhibition, The House of Eternal Return, on Rufina Circle in their native Santa Fe, NM

"The House"

The small mountain town of Santa Fe hides a secret straight out of science fiction. An unassuming building in the city's industrial district is a nexus of colorful, chaotic portals that take explorers to worlds they've only seen in their wildest dreams.

Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return is a unique art experience featuring an astonishing new form of non-linear storytelling that unfolds through exploration, discovery and 21st century interactivity.

The House is a 20,000 square foot art exhibit designed by the Meow Wolf collective. There are dozens of rooms, secret passages and interactive light and musical objects with which guests can play for hours or investigate the mystery of the Selig family, who disappeared one night after conducting a forbidden experiment inside their Victorian mansion. Who were the Seligs? Where did they go? and why is their home overrun by figures in white lab coats?

The premise: Something has happened inside a mysterious Victorian house that has dissolved the nature of time and space. Venture through the house of The Selig Family and discover secret passageways into fantastic dimensions!

This maximalist art and storytelling showcase is appropriate and engaging for guests of all ages. Experience what happens when art becomes everything you see, hear and touch. Be careful around the portals, though. They go everywhere…

On Route 66 between Albuquerque and Tijeras there is a strip of rumble bars which play "America the Beautiful" when you drive over them at the 45 mile per hour speed limit. It was built as part of National Geographic's new show "Crowd Control." The show uses fun experiments to change social behavior. The goal of the rhythmic road, at 364 Highway 66 East near Tijears, is to help drivers stay focused. Nat-Geo's "Crowd Control" series will air a special episode Monday afternoon (December 22) at 4:00 pm. The Singing Road was created using metal plates placed in the pavement. The plates were then covered with asphalt, and then the rumble strips. You must drive the speed limit in order to hear the road "sing"; go to slow or too fast and it won't work.

Miss Breaking Bad? Love Better Call Saul? We will bring the show to Life on our 3 hour Film location tour. You get to ride in the Breaking Bad RV just like the one on the show. Re-live the sights and sounds in our fully interactive, climate controlled studio film location 3 hour 20 plus Film location Tour. The Breaking Bad Tour includes your favorite locations such as : Jesse's House, Chucks, The Dog House, Peekaboo house, Tucco's, Badgers corner, Combo's Corner, The Railyard, Jessie's RV Junkyard, Walt's Mechanic,Jesse's Porta Potty, Los Pollos Hermano's, El Mechicano, The Grove, Crossroads Motel, Jane's apartment, Danny's, The Car Wash, Walt's House, Sauls office, The Super Lab and more. Locations are subject to change daily and are not guaranteed based on filming schedule. You can get out and take pictures at some locations. Tour includes a light meal and drink at Los Pollo's Hermano's, if unavailable breakfast or lunch will be at a alternate locations such as Blakes Lotaburger or the Central grill.

Tour Guides are Actors who actually worked on the show. Win prizes, we will test your knowledge for both shows with gifts and prizes from local Merchants including Breaking Bad Rock Candy. Price includes light refreshments at a favorite breaking bad location. Locations can change depending on filiming schedule and day. We do not drive by locations filming for Better Call Saul.

Tickets price per $75.00 includes a meal and drink at Los Pollo's Hermano's

(Based on location availability, lunch may be at alternate Breaking Bad location if not available eat in will be at Blake's Lotaburger or the Central Grill)

Tour days: Thursday thru Monday starting at 11:00AM

Military, Police, and Fire fighter discounts available. Kids welcome, caution extreem content from the show.

Please check Calendar below for special afternoon tours and Holiday Tours

Pick up location: 1919 Old Town Rd, Albuquerque, NM 87107. located In old Town East of the Church right Behind Hacienda Del Rio Restaurant.

(Paid Parking Available)

NO RESTROOMS AT PICK UP LOCATION, PLEASE USE RESTROOM PRIOR TO ARRIVING AT TOUR

WE DO HAVE SCHEDULED RESTROOM BREAKS DURING THE TOUR.

https://www.breakingbadrvtours.com/home.html

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is a world-class museum and cultural center created as a place where Pueblo people can tell their story. As the gateway to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico, the IPCC is a necessary first stop for visitors to New Mexico, providing an introduction for understanding the state's landscape, legacy, and story of continuance. The IPCC hosts traditional Native American dances every weekend year round and offers an exciting schedule of cultural, educational, and community activities.

Known for its collection of Pueblo pottery and murals painted by Pueblo artists, the IPCC also offers an exciting schedule of cultural, educational, and community activities including rotating exhibits, events with Native American artists and leaders, hands-on children's programs, and art festivals. Visitors can experience the award-winning New Native American cuisine of Pueblo Harvest Cafe and shop at Shumakolowa Native Arts, a trusted destination for authentic handcrafted Native American art, pottery, and jewelry. Today the IPCC leads the world in educating visitors about the legacy of resilience, accomplishments, and living history of Pueblo people and serves as a vibrant place for people of all cultures to share, learn, and discover.

Stroll the Plaza, dine at our many restaurants, stay in our Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts, visit our museums, take a guided tour or shop at over 150 stores and galleries for unique gifts from the Southwest and around the world. Quiet hidden patios, winding brick paths, gardens and balconies are waiting to be discovered!