Stretching for blocks each Saturday, the farmers market is a celebration of community — with local produce, handmade goods, live music, and authentic street food drawing visitors from across the region.

NMSU brings energy and innovation to Las Cruces, serving as a center for research, arts, and student life. Whether you're catching a game, exploring campus galleries, or considering continuing education, NMSU is part of the heartbeat of the city.

Your go-to guide for events, eateries, festivals, and outdoor adventures — Visit Las Cruces makes it easy to explore like a local and plan your perfect day (or stay).

From gallery openings to concerts and workshops, the Doña Ana Arts Council supports local creatives and invites the public to connect with the thriving cultural scene in southern New Mexico.

World-class performances right here at home. The symphony brings classical, pops, and seasonal concerts to the community, enriching life in Las Cruces through music.

Las Cruces is home to a growing scene of craft breweries and boutique wineries. Whether you're after a patio pour or a vineyard view, there’s something to toast in every corner of the city.

The Chamber helps power Las Cruces' economy through business advocacy, leadership programs, and newcomer resources — connecting professionals and supporting growth.

A rising hub for aerospace, tech, and clean energy, this park is attracting bold ventures and high-skill jobs to Las Cruces, paving the way for the region’s next chapter.

Supporting startups and small businesses through funding, mentorship, and incubator programs, Arrowhead Center is where innovation meets action in southern New Mexico.

With an eye on smart growth and sustainability, the city’s Economic Development Department helps businesses thrive — whether they’re just getting started or expanding in Las Cruces.

In 2019, ten wilderness areas were formed into the Organ Mountain-Desert Peaks National Monument, a wonderful blend of preservation and recreation that has quickly become the pride of the Mesilla Valley. Learn more by clicking here.

The iconic symbol of the historic village of Mesilla, NM has long served as the cornerstone of the cultural heritage that permeates this charming area of Southern New Mexico

One would be hard-pressed to find a more strikingly beautiful landscape in this part of the world. 275 square miles of gypsum deposites form a sea of reflective white in the heart of the Tularosa Basin. Learn more here.

With almost 3 million acres of protected land, the Gila National Forest is the sixth largest public forest in the continental United States. This is an incredibly diverse area that includes the awe-inspiring ancient Cliff Dwellings.

Not many would expect such a stunning water display in the heart of the high desert, yet these two lakes grace the heart of Sierra County, NM. From water sports to exceptional fishing, these lakes serve as the source for agricultural irrigation for the Mesilla Valley.

The undisputed green chile capital of the world, Hatch is an impressive agricultural village that boasts an annual festival for its most popular export.

This 1900 mile river begins in Colorado and ends flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. This majestic river is the life force of New Mexico, and serves as both the cultural and economic foundation for our state. Las Cruces has many recreation sites around the river that allow for year-round enjoyment of its splendor.

Nestled in the Guadalupe Mountains of southeastern New Mexico, these incredible underground caves serve as a worthy tourist destination for both travelers and locals.