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Masks Y Mas

4.7 (35 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Howard B.

My son was in town visiting with a friend, so of course I took him to the shops on Central Ave. A must drive for all tourists & even locals. Masks Y Mas is just chocked full of Mexican art & curiosities. A fun place to wander around to find gifts for self, friends, & family. You can see from the pictures the amazing collections of items for sale. Staff were friendly & knowledgeable of their products. Highly recommended this place for a visit

Lots of things to admire
Atalanta P.

This nifty store has lots of cool little trinkets and gifts. If you need more Dia de los Muertos stuff in your life this is the place. Great stop for souvenirs.

LaLa G.

A great store for fun art, clothing, decor and gifts. Prices are fair and reasonable. Employees are friendly and knowledgeable. The vibe is electric! Don't blink tho you might miss seeing an amazing piece! The walls are loaded with so many goodies! Many great gift ideas. Fun jewelry pieces and tshirts made by local artists.

Lee L.

I took my sister here who was visiting. She loves Calaveras and looking for Knick Knacks. Place is super cool and has a bunch of Calacas, Calaveras and a lot of Mexican artisanal items. The staff is super friendly too..lots of cool picture opportunities too with the cool art. Must go check them out.

Howie K.

Like most of my species, I'm absolutely fascinated by the one thing we'll collectively never know anything about until we get there: death. I suppose this is why I insist on designating my agnostic position from its atheist cousin; while I'm pretty doubtful The Other Side exists, hey, what do I know? As the Digable Planets would say, We're just babies, man. When the End comes for me, I'd personally prefer a spirit realm that keeps me close to the place I left, as opposed to clouds and gates and wings on my back. And plenty of flowers, while I'm there. This connected Otherworld is the stuff of dia de los muertos and it's celebrated year-round at Mask Y Mas, a delightful local artisan collective in Nob Hill. The Mas is plentiful: paintings, sculpture, figurines, clothing and accessories, this is an excellent shop that represents the 505's fascination and dedication to the neighboring holiday. Smart, tasteful and anything but tacky, these skeletons have serious flayvah, and some of the work is so sharp I find myself astonished by the significant talent pool of our local creative community. We have some seriously gifted artists crafting the character of our desert home, and here they shine. Masks Y Mas sits at the top of my personal echelon for gifts that proudly boast New Mexico, and I advise a visit to foreigners and locals alike. Because hey, as Pitbull rightly notes, for all we know we might not get tomorrow...

Very unique art and good prices

Kiko the owner and David are very helpful and extremely knowledgeable. You can spend about more than an hour here admiring all the artisans. A lot of the items imported or done by the local artist. Great place to come after dinner, and near the university of NM.The prices are amazing.... A must when visiting Albuquerque NM.

Jason B.

Awesome store. LOTS of cool stuff in here. Lots of excellent local artwork. If you're in the Nob Hill area, definitely a place that needs to be checked out.

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Omg I wish I could buy out the entire store lol. The owner seems like a great guy and I LOVE the mural on the store!

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This is the place. You want New Mexico folk art? You want Mexican folk art? Best place in Burque. Hands down!!

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Fun place! Tons of cool stuff, especially if you love Day of the Dead! The guy working was so nice. We really enjoyed this shop!

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We absolutely love this gallery, and the gallery owners Valerie and Gary Tibbets. An accidental…read morediscovery (much nicer and more welcoming than many other galleries I visited that first weekend), led to several purchases over the past three years. I happened to spot their sign on the corner as we passed by one day. The gallery has Oils, glass sculptures, jewelry, fine pottery, hand painted wraps and much more. Our travels to Albuquerque, NM always include a stop at Weyrich. Tip: check to see when their next artist opening is so you can meet and see new exhibits - even if you're not in town. I actually bought a piece after seeing it posted on FB during the opening. Weyrich will pack and ship items to you. Once the pandemic is more reduced, we hope to participate in one of their Japanese menu offerings.

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So much fun! Hard to believe that a "succulent planting party" would float my boat, but it…read moreabsolutely did! Totally unexpected! ! I attended a special group event here a month or so ago. So much fun that I just had to take two of my friends back here to celebrate their birthdays. There was no doubt in my mind that this place was the perfect birthday present and time to spend with them. Memories. Pat myself on the back . . . they loved it and I think they will bring other friends back to have this experience also. Zinks Town is an art gallery that also specializes in the experience of creating a lasting magic memory with their "Succulent Bar". Creating the magic: You select a container& then select one or two plants from an extensive variety of succulents. Next step is creating a memory / desire that you place in the bottom of the container, followed by planting your succulent(s); then placing "wish" supporting Ingredients (mine were Lemon Grass, Hibiscus, Roselle, Chrysanthemum, Mallow Flower, and a couple I can't remember how to spell!); then you select magic crystals (mine were Black Lace Agate, Green Aventurine, & Lapis Lazuli); and finally you add decorations. Yep decorations. Important thing is to remember to select a container that will fit all that. I love it when a business creates opportunities to come away with more than satisfying your thirst, fixing your car, supplying you with groceries or cooking your dinner. I love it when you come away with a memory that will be with you longer than next week. A memory that you will share with friends . . . at least until their next birthday.

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If you're looking for a place that feels more like an experience than a store, the Lapis Room in…read moreOld Town Albuquerque delivers in a big way. I had the chance to visit during a Yelp Elite event, and it was the perfect introduction to a space that's equal parts art gallery, treasure hunt, and conversation starter. Each room has its own personality and theme, but the common thread is creativity--every corner invites you to slow down and take it in. From intricately designed sugar skulls to unexpected finds like that perfect bottle of wine or a gift for the "impossible-to-shop-for" person, the Lapis Room makes browsing feel intentional and fun. It's the kind of place where you walk in thinking you'll just look around--and leave with something you didn't even know you needed. The Yelp Elite event added an extra layer of energy, with people exploring, connecting, and sharing in the discovery of the space. It felt less like a retail stop and more like being let in on a local secret. Whether you're a local or just spending time in Old Town, carve out time for the Lapis Room. It's not just shopping--it's an experience worth having.

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