It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and here are a few ways you can enjoy it thanks to some insight from a local. Local Food/Treats Stay cozy and fill up on some traditional holiday dishes. Looking for a good bowl of menudo or posole for the holidays? Check out Andele’s or Andele’s Dog House…
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We like to brag about how beautiful our city is to anyone who will listen, but we’re not the only ones who feel that way! Artists and photographers, both local and visitors, agree. We have compiled a list of some of our favorite places from which to draw inspiration. Dripping Springs Natural Area…
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By Kirsten Rodgers There’s no doubt that Las Cruces has many things to offer and explore. From the history and the outdoors, to the food, striking desert beauty and compelling feelings of home. Four women have been pioneers in the realm of tourism, and have had a hand in enhancing the visitor…
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Whether date night (or weekend away) there's plenty to do to mark the occasion This Valentine’s Day may fall on a Tuesday, but that doesn’t mean you have to limit yourself to a middle of the week celebration. There is plenty to do in and around Las Cruces to spark the romance or celebrate the…
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Frank Ray headlines April 29 event highlighting area’s culture, music, food, more Visit Las Cruces presents ¡mira! Las Cruces, a free, family-friendly festival highlighting the art and culture, cuisine, music and outdoor recreation that make the city and its surrounding communities one of a kind…
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By Kirsten Rodgers We all know that we need a good date with our dog every once in a while. Playing fetch and rolling in the dirt are great past times, but sometimes we need to switch it up! Luckily, Las Cruces has several different things that both you and your pup will enjoy for a special doggy…
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By Kirsten Rodgers Chile peppers are beloved and treasured by New Mexico and are a staple in the homes of many. With decades of chile growth and production in the state, it has roots that run deep in the hearts of New Mexicans. The Chile Pepper Institute (CPI) helped plant some of those roots, and…
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By Kirsten Rodgers View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Bean of Mesilla (@the_bean_of_mesilla) With the kick off of fall, we can’t help but get excited thinking about all of the things that come along with it. From the sweet smells of fall, to…
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Kilbourne Hole Volcanic Crater is an opportunity to witness thousands of years of history. More than an hour southwest of Las Cruces, Kilbourne Hole the Bureau of Land Management describes it as “a remnant of an ancient volcanic explosion.” The spot became a National Natural Landmark in 1975. It is…
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Hiking is a year-round activity in southern New Mexico. During the winter months, temperatures dip just enough to offer relief to hikers looking to take on some of the area’s open trails. These trails also highlight the importance of venturing out to #SafeOpenSpaces to enjoy the outdoors while…
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