Looking for a taste of true southwestern cuisine? Here are some well-loved restaurants to hit up for authentic REAL New Mexican food that will hit the spot. 1. La Nueva Casita Cafe This local favorite nestled in the Mesquite district has offered delicious flavors and meals, crafted from scratch…
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A guide to festivals, flavors, and outdoor escapes that make Las Cruces autumn unforgettable Fall Festivities Diez y Seis de Septiembre 9/13 Celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Mesilla, NM with traditional Mexican festivities such as folklorico dances, mariachi music, Mexican cuisine and…
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Summer heat in Las Cruces is no joke, so spend the rest of summer cooling off with some ice-cold snow cones and shaved ice. Here are a few spots we recommend. New Mexico Snow Shaved Ice Shop Newly opened, and ready to serve up lots of icy goodness. New Mexico Snow is the perfect spot to cool off…
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If you’re looking for a new dining experience, be on the lookout for the Las Cruces Convention Center’s Chef Creates events. Up your dinner plans with a carefully crafted menu created by Chef Armando Murillo. Chef Creates with Chef Armando Murillo The Las Cruces Convention Center and Chef Armando…
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Happy Pride Month! June brings in the celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride in the U.S. Las Cruces is known as a LGBTQIA+-friendly destination and, while the city holds its Pride celebration in October, here are a few queer-friendly businesses and spaces in town. Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery The…
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It may not be the first place that comes to mind where wine is concerned, but Las Cruces is part of the oldest wine-producing region in the country. Whether you're visiting or a local, our wine trail offers a number of options for you to visit but here are three gems you can't miss! La Viña Winery…
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April brings a number of things to do to Las Cruces. Here are a few recommendations to consider for this month’s festivities. Celebrate National Beer Day — 4/7 Did you know that April 7 marks national beer day? On April 7, 1933, the Cullen-Harrison Act went into effect allowing for legal purchase…
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As the city of Las Cruces continues to grow and evolve so do the people, culture and community within it. Behind it’s growth are some powerful women driving tourism to our city— Sandra Espiritu and Alexandra McKinney. Sandra Espiritu Sandra Espiritu moved to Las Cruces when she was nine years old…
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Winter has finally come to Las Cruces, and although it's a short visit, embrace it by cozing up and staying warm with a few of these welcoming and soul-warming activities, drinks, foods and comforts. Drink Up Spirits, Brews & Coffee Warm up with some local drink spots, whether it be spirits, ales…
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Looking to keep your weekend entertaining without spending a lot? Here are some budget-friendly suggestions to get out of the house. Farmer's & Crafts Market Start your Saturday off with seven blocks of local vendors lined up on main street, selling everything such as art, jewelry, knick-knacks…
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