Things to Do in Las Cruces - LasCruces.com

Things to Do in Las Cruces - LasCruces.com

Las Cruces Arts Fair

One of the fastest growing cities in the Southwest, Las Cruces hasn't always been known as an art mecca. Santa Fe and Taos had that label all sewed up. That is, until 2010, when art patrons Sally and Glen Cutter approached the Doña Ana Arts Council about creating an arts fair that brought in high-end artists and their works from across the nation for one big weekend. From that collaboration the Las Cruces Arts Fair was born, and Las Cruces...Read More By: David Salcido

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Rio Grande

New Mexico is one of the many homes to the Rio Grande river which runs the entire length of the …

Picacho Mountain Las Cruces, New Mexico

The Bureau of Land Management has designated Picacho Peak as a recreation area with three well-defined trails: one carries hikers …

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New Mexico State Parks – Elephant Butte

Elephant Butte is just one of many amazing state parks in New Mexico. The lake is just three hours from …

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Arts and Culture in Las Cruces

Las Cruces has a vibrant arts and culture scene. From museums and art galleries to local performances and traditions, the …

Organ Mountains Las Cruces, New Mexico

This beautiful cluster of mountains was declared a national monument on May 21, 2014. The Organ Mountains are an eye-catching …

Las Cruces Symphony

Las Cruces Symphony

The Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra performs classic concerts virtually during 2020’s season

Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument

This beautiful cluster of mountains was declared a national monument on May 21, 2014. The Organ Mountains are an eye-catching …

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Las Cruces Sky

The Las Cruces sky is always full of color after a nice storm.

The NMSU emblem on the back of Pistol Pete's leather vest at a NMSU basketball game.

New Mexico State University | College Town Living

Las Cruces, New Mexico is home to the New Mexico State University Aggies which provides a wide array of entertainment, …

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Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Chaco Culture National Historical Park and Canyon is a must see. Its historical pueblos and vast scenery makes it the …

Outdoor Things To Do

John and Judy Miller

Snow Trax: Ski Pioneers John and Judy Miller

New Mexico’s ski realm has lost two of its finest. Just four days apart, after 65 years of marriage, John and Judy Miller of Red River passed, respectively, on Nov. 20 and Nov. 24, 2022. John was 88, Judy 86. Founders of Powder Puff Ski Area, and the state’s only commercial cross-country operation, Enchanted Forest, they were inducted into the New Mexico Ski Hall of Fame in 2008. [caption id="attachment_8583" align="alignright" width="322"] John and Judy Miller were also early enthusiasts...Read More By: Olivia Belcher