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Dangerbird hits its stride

Cyclists gather with their bicycles ahead of a previous Dangerbird ride in Las Cruces. The annual bikepacking event returns Nov. 6 for its 10th year, with 200 riders registered to explore the Monumental Loop.
A bikepacking ride that started with about 10 local cyclists is now drawing 200 participants to southern New Mexico, marking a decade of growth for an event that has become a celebration of the region's public lands and outdoor...
Dripping Springs Road, ss seen in Tyler Perry’s “Joe’s College Roadtrip” (2026). New Mexico’s film office reports a total of $19.5M in economic impact for Doña Ana County for FY 2026).
Visit Las Cruces launches self-guided film tour
Visit Las Cruces premieres its new self-guided film tour on Aug. 10 at the historic Rio Grande Theatre. The event is set to host various community leaders such as Visit Las Cruces executive director, Rochelle Miller-Hernandez, City of Las Cruces...
Members of the Mesilla Valley Audubon Society gather before a bird walk Aug. 2 at Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park in Las Cruces.
Finding birds, building community
Birds brought together beginners and longtime enthusiasts Aug. 1 as the Mesilla Valley Audubon Society welcomed about two dozen people to its monthly bird walk at Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park.  The free outing introduced participants to...
Land of the People exhibit.
The Quality of Life Department has something for everyone
Here in Las Cruces we have a great quality of life, due to our sunny weather, beautiful surroundings, and friendly people. But did you know that the City of Las Cruces has an entire department called “Quality of Life?” We provide programs,...
Las Cruces Electric Light Parade.
Commemorating “America 250” in the timeless Land of Enchantment
In 1776, the United States declared its independence and established a new nation. Yet in the region that would later become New Mexico, communities had already been thriving for thousands of years, shaped by diverse cultures, traditions, and...
An inside look at the "Moonlight: Adult Night at the Museum," event, were attendees can look at art and enjoy a drink.
Moonlight draws downtown crowd
What began as a quiet evening inside the Museum of Nature & Science grew into a bustling crowd May 29 as visitors gathered for Las Cruces Museums’ latest Moonlight event.  Guests moved between galleries throughout the evening, stopping...
Get outside and explore Las Cruces
With over 320 days of sunshine, Las Cruces is teeming with outdoor activities that make it easy to get outside and enjoy everything the area has to offer. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back morning or a full day of adventure, there’s something...
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