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Jane Butel Cooking School

things to do on a rainy day in Albuquerque, NM

(3.6 miles)
Food Tour in Corrales, NM USA

Full Partricipation cooking classes on Southwestern cooking. Full participation cooking classes on Southwestern cooking for private, group, weekend or week long scheduled classes. Private classes get to select their own menu. For complete information go to janebutelcooking.com or call 505-243-2622.

Jane Butel's Cooking School

(3.6 miles)
Food Tour in Corrales, NM USA

Full Participation cooking school specializing in Southwest Highly rated non-vocational cooking school specializing in Southwestern and Regional Mexican cuisines. Classes are snall and all are full participation. Recognized as the "Best in the US" by Bon Appetit magazine and Gayot.com. Located in historic Corrales, NM.

Jane Butel's Southwest Cooking School

(3.6 miles)
Food Tour in Corrales, NM USA

Five star rated full participation cooking school. Highly awarded as the "Best in the US" for non-vocational cooking schools. All classes are small and always full participation. Specialty is week long and weekend full participation cooking schools featuring Southwestern cooking as well as Regional Mexican cooking.

New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science

(6.5 miles)
Science Museum in Albuquerque, NM USA

We offer a journey through billions of years of New Mexico's natural history, from the formation of the universe to the present day.

Holocaust & Intolerance Musuem of New Mexico

things to do on a rainy day in New Mexico

(7.3 miles)
Museum in Albuquerque, NM USA

Combat hate and intolerance through education. The Holocaust & Intolerance Museum of New Mexico was founded by a Holocaust survivor and his wife.