In this exhibit, you will learn about women’s clothing from the pioneer days of the 1870s to the Depression Era of the 1930s. The exhibit focuses on clothing worn for “everyday” as well as special events like weddings, funerals, and baptism. Under garments are included, as well as accessories such as hats and gloves. Lots of dresses and lots of historic photographs.

New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, 4100 Dripping Springs Road.  575-522-4100.  www.frhm.org

Monday through Saturday: 9 am to 5 pm.
Sunday: Noon to 5 pm.
Daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. The barns close at 4 p.m. each day, but visitors may still walk to see the livestock until 5 pm.
Admission rates
Adults: $5
Senior citizens (60 and over): $4
Children 4-17: $3
Active U.S. military & veterans: $2
Children 3 and under and museum members with card: Free* New Mexico seniors are admitted free on Wednesdays.
* Admission rates may differ for special events

The exhibit will be in the Museum’s Legacy gallery through March 3, 2019.

Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main St. Free. 575-541-2444. VisitLasCruces.com

The Prado Traveling Exhibit is an impressive educational outdoor exhibit displaying 92 pieces of photographically reproduced masterpieces, selected and curated by the Prado from Spanish Royal family’s collection of art, at a 1:1 scale. These amazing works of art will be on display on the Plaza de Las Cruces.  The exhibit is free and open to the public 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.  Museo Nacional del Prado – The Prado Museum – is Spain’s main national art museum.  It’s one of the world’s most renowned fine art museums, and boasts one of the finest collections o European art, all housed in a 18th-century Neo-Classical building in Madrid.  With numerous pieces from a long list of artists, the museum offers Madrid’s residents and tourists a deep wealth of European history, cultural reflection and contemporary social commentary. The close relations ships between the Spanish heritage in their U.S., the Prado Museum and the American Friends of Prado Museum offer a strong collaboration to work together towards the collective aim to share knowledge of the Prado Museum and it’s rich collection of European and Spanish painting in a didactic and attractive manner outside Spain.

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. 7:30pm. $25 adults, students 18 and over $5 (with ID), 17 and under free (with adult). 575-541-2290.  www.riograndtheatre.org

Doors open at 6:30pm, show at 7:30pm. Concessions served including snacks, refreshments, beer, wine and spirits. Known for their sibling harmonies and high-energy show, two-time Canadian Country Music Award nominees, Twin Kennedy, are a Canadian country sensation. Carli (guitar) and Julie (fiddle) blend their classical training with their country roots to create a program enjoyed by all ages. Classical to Country!

NMSU Center for the Arts, 1000 E. University Ave. Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2 pm. $5-18. 575-646-4515, 575-646-1420.  nmsutheatre.com

Once upon a time, in a fishing village along the Amazon, there lived two sisters struggling to find their happily-ever-after. Helena is dreading her sister Belmira’s wedding. The groom, Duarte, should have been hers. And she knows that her sister only wants to escape their sleepy Brazilian town for an exciting new life in the city. But three days before the wedding, fishermen pull a mysterious stranger out of the river – a man with no past who offers both sisters an alluring, possibly dangerous future. Brazilian folklore and lyric storytelling blend into a heartrending tale of true love, regret, transformation, and the struggle to stay true to your family while staying true to yourself.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

The November exhibit at the Tombaugh Gallery, “The Language of Tapestry,” features the Tapestry Artists of Las Araῆas which includes weavers from Northern and Southern New Mexico.  The tapestries in the exhibit tell stories through careful choices of color, technique, and pattern.  This exhibit demonstrates how the ancient art of tapestry weaving is still alive, vibrant, and relevant in today’s world.

The exhibit runs from November 4 through the 28.  The opening reception and gallery talk is Sunday, November 4th at 11:30 am at the Tombaugh Gallery.  The Gallery will also offer a presentation about tapestry weaving on Sunday, November 18th at 11:30 by two members of the tapestry group, Elizabeth Buckley and Nancy Wohlenberg.

The artists included in the exhibit are; Ann Blankenship, Lynn Breckenridge, Elizabeth Buckley, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Rawcliffe Colton, Mary Cost, Cindy Dworzak, Linda Giesen, Dan Klinglesmith, Judy McCarthy and Nancy Wohlenberg.  The Tapestry artists are affiliated with the Las Araῆas Spinners and Weavers guild in Albuquerque.

The Gallery is located at 2000 South Solano Drive.  Gallery hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  More information can be found at the website: www.uuchurchlc.org.  For further information on the exhibit contact Linda Giesen at 575-636-4516.

Museum of Art, 411 N. Main Street. Free. 575-541-2217. www.las-cruces.org/museums

All Tuesdays and Saturdays through November 28: The Las Cruces Museums will be providing free weekly 30-45 minute tours on Tuesday mornings at 10:30am, and on Saturday afternoons at 2:00pm. The tours are free of charge and will meet at the exhibit on Plaza Place.

The theme of the tours will change but may include: Religion, Works of the Spanish Masters, Portraiture, Landscapes/Still Life, The Human Form, Mythology, and Royalty. Additional themes may be added later. Those interested in becoming docents with the Museums are encouraged to contact the Las Cruces Museums at (575) 541-2137 for more information.

Dragonfly downtown will be providing special Spanish-themed tapas starting Sept 7th, and then each Tuesdays and Saturdays to coincide with the public tours through November 28th.

Mesilla Valley Mall, (JCPenney’s southwest corner of mall). Registration begins at 9 am and the Parade leaves the mall at 12 noon sharp to Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave. $10 plus new toy donation. 575-523-1061, 575-635-8847.

The Toys for Kids Parade in Las Cruces will be held on Sunday, before Thanksgiving in Las Cruces, New Mexico. This Las Cruces motorcycle event is held at Mesilla Valley Mall and hosted by Toys For Kids. The event ends at Las Cruces Convention Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Come out and join this Toys for Kids Motorcycle Parade to bring joy to kids throughout Dona Ana County! These gifts will benefit Tresco TOTS who provides physical, occupational, speech and developmental therapy to children from birth to three years of age who have, are at risk of developmental delays.

Museum of Art, 411 N. Main Street. 10:30am. Free. 575-541-2217. www.las-cruces.org/museums

All Tuesdays and Saturdays through November 28: The Las Cruces Museums will be providing free weekly 30-45 minute tours on Tuesday mornings at 10:30am, and on Saturday afternoons at 2:00pm. The tours are free of charge and will meet at the exhibit on Plaza Place.

The theme of the tours will change but may include: Religion, Works of the Spanish Masters, Portraiture, Landscapes/Still Life, The Human Form, Mythology, and Royalty. Additional themes may be added later. Those interested in becoming docents with the Museums are encouraged to contact the Las Cruces Museums at (575) 541-2137 for more information.

Dragonfly downtown will be providing special Spanish-themed tapas starting Sept 7th, and then each Tuesdays and Saturdays to coincide with the public tours through November 28th.

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

Thanksgiving morning at Onate High School with 10K Road/Trail Race – 5K Trail Race – 1 Mile FunRun.

Free race photos, Prizes for best costume and largest team. After race snacks and drinks.

FREE to runners Age 14 and under. Plus donation drive for Las Cruces Gospel Rescue Mission (bring donations to race Thanksgiving morning).

Las Cruces tradition family fun event!

10K, 5K, and 1 Mile FunRun Thanksgiving morning.

1 Mile FunRun for all ages, 5K trail, plus 10K trail/road race, Free race photos, Prizes for best costume and largest team. After race snacks and drinks. Free to runners age 14 and under.

Plus donation drive for Las Cruces Gospel Rescue Mission (bring donations to race Thanksgiving morning).

$5 per person discount for groups of four or more runners who register at the same time. Free runners cannot register with a group to obtain the group discount.

$20-25.

Event Location:
​Onate High School
5700 Mesa Grande Dr
Las Cruces, NM US 88011

http://www.lascrucesrunningclub.com/races.html

https://www.facebook.com/lascrucesrunningclub/

www.lascrucesrunningclub.com

Chip Timing – T-shirts – Trail Race – Free Race Photos – Costume Contest – Food Drive – 14 & under ALL Run Free – Group Discounts – Largest Team Competition.

Museum of Art, 411 N. Main Street. Free. 575-541-2217. www.las-cruces.org/museums

All Tuesdays and Saturdays through November 28: The Las Cruces Museums will be providing free weekly 30-45 minute tours on Tuesday mornings at 10:30am, and on Saturday afternoons at 2:00pm. The tours are free of charge and will meet at the exhibit on Plaza Place.

The theme of the tours will change but may include: Religion, Works of the Spanish Masters, Portraiture, Landscapes/Still Life, The Human Form, Mythology, and Royalty. Additional themes may be added later. Those interested in becoming docents with the Museums are encouraged to contact the Las Cruces Museums at (575) 541-2137 for more information.

Dragonfly downtown will be providing special Spanish-themed tapas starting Sept 7th, and then each Tuesdays and Saturdays to coincide with the public tours through November 28th.

Museum of Art, 411 N. Main Street. 10:30am. Free. 575-541-2217. www.las-cruces.org/museums

All Tuesdays and Saturdays through November 28: The Las Cruces Museums will be providing free weekly 30-45 minute tours on Tuesday mornings at 10:30am, and on Saturday afternoons at 2:00pm. The tours are free of charge and will meet at the exhibit on Plaza Place.

The theme of the tours will change but may include: Religion, Works of the Spanish Masters, Portraiture, Landscapes/Still Life, The Human Form, Mythology, and Royalty. Additional themes may be added later. Those interested in becoming docents with the Museums are encouraged to contact the Las Cruces Museums at (575) 541-2137 for more information.

Dragonfly downtown will be providing special Spanish-themed tapas starting Sept 7th, and then each Tuesdays and Saturdays to coincide with the public tours through November 28th.

FREE FUN DOWNTOWN …Join us Tuesday nights at 6pm on the Plaza…
“Swing on the Plaza! Open to all ages! Enjoy music from good old big band to new age Electro Swing! Don’t know how to swing dance? No worries! There will be a beginners lesson at the start of every event! The one hour lesson will teach you all the basics of Jitterbug and have you swinging in no time at all! Afterwards enjoy several hours of swinging fun with the Las Cruces Community!” Come for Dancing and stay for the Fun!!

7 pm.  Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 100 N. Main Street.

facebook.com/events/1832128206848928/

#DLCP #DowntownLasCruces #DowntownMainStreet

What’s Your Las Cruces? at the Munson Senior Center.

Join us Wednesday, November 28, 2018, 1pm to 4pm, at the Munson Senior Center at 975 Mesquite Street, for an afternoon of memory sharing with What’s Your Las Cruces?

What’s Your Las Cruces? is a Branigan Cultural Center project that seeks the community’s participation to develop an exhibit about Las Cruces. This project aims to highlight Las Cruces communities through photographs, objects and stories. Event organizers encourage the public to bring their fondest Las Cruces related memories and memorabilia. Museum staff will digitize your photographs, family heirlooms, and documents. This will also include stations to record oral histories.

The Branigan Cultural Center is located at 501 N. Main Street and is open Tuesday through Friday from 10am to 4:30pm, and Saturday from 9am to 4:30pm.  For additional information, visit the website at: http://las-cruces.org/museums or call 575.541.2154.