Category: Comunidád Vital
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John Lewis Movie Viewing and Discussion at Branigan October 19
Lewis, a politician and civil rights activist who died in July 2020 at the age of 80, served a long and distinguished career of social activism and legislative action on civil rights, voting rights, gun control, health care reform and immigration.
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Tai Chi Class Offered on Tuesdays at Branigan
Originating in ancient China, tai chi is one of the most effective exercises for a healthy mind and body.
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Indigenous Peoples Day: Who’s Observing? Open? Closed?
Indigenous Peoples Day is a holiday celebrated on the first Monday in October. Historically, the United States recognized this as Columbus Day in recognition of the Italian explorer.
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Las Cruces Air and Space Expo is October 19-20
The Air and Space Expo will feature aerobatic performances, Sport Class Air Racing, airplane and helicopter displays, spacecraft and aerospace exhibits and STEM activities for the youth.
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The Season of Edgar Allan Poe: Autumn, Halloween and The Falling Darkness
Poe lingered for four days in a windowless hospital room, never regaining coherence. He died at 5 a.m. on Oct. 7. He was 40.
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Las Cruces Night Sky Becomes Color Theory–“Las Cruces Purple” in the Wild
I discovered this color fifteen years ago, and being a native of Las Cruces, wondered where the inspiration for this particular hue of purple drew its connection to Las Cruces. Now I know.
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Las Cruces Air and Space Expo is October 19-20
The Air and Space Expo will feature aerobatic performances, Sport Class Air Racing, airplane and helicopter displays, spacecraft and aerospace exhibits and STEM activities for the youth.
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Medicare Open Enrollment starts October 15
Check star ratings to compare the quality of different health & drug plans.
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Plans for Aquatic Playground in Las Cruces to be Discussed October 17
The meeting is open to all residents of Las Cruces, park-goers and those who might be interested in aquatic activities.
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Make Jack-o’-Lanterns in a Jar at Branigan October 16–Registration Required
The workshop will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, in the Craft Room at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave. on Roadrunner Transit Route 1.
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Flu season arrives in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Health’s (NMHealth) Scientific Laboratory Division confirms the first patients testing positive for seasonal flu, with NMHealth also aware of elevated numbers of flu cases in the Northwest part of the state.
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DEA Issues Warning About Illegal Online Pharmacies
Often these illegal, online websites use U.S. website addresses and professional-looking designs to appear legitimate when, in fact, they are not.
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October 23 or 28: County Offers Mental Health First Aid Classes
Mental Health First Aid will help you identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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New Mexico Film is Showcasing New Mexico Films on Facebook: “Trigger Warning”
In celebration of Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month, we are showcasing cultural stories that were filmed in the beautiful state of New Mexico.
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Finding Latinos in Film
In his epic “El Norte,” award-winning filmmaker Gregory Nava charted the tragic journey of siblings Enrique and Rosa from Guatemala to Los Angeles in pursuit of the American dream.
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New Mexico Film Office Announces Netflix Series “The Boroughs” Begins Production in New Mexico
New Mexico’s film industry continues to surge, shattering the $1 billion mark in total economic impact for 2024.
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NMSU evaluates plans for complete Alumni Pond rebuild
University leaders are currently evaluating funding options, including assessing the level of alumni and community support for restoration of the Alumni Pond.
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“Toss No Mas” (October 12) Open Top Trash Container Locations
Locations will be monitored. Residents must unload their items. Roll-offs will be available until full.
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You’re Invited to the Peachtree Canyon Apartment Groundbreaking October 10
Please join us for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Peachtree Canyon Apartments, a 144-unit affordable housing development.
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NMSU Foundation announces ballet folklórico crowdfunding campaign
The New Mexico State University Foundation kicks off a new crowdfunding campaign this month to raise funds to support ballet folklórico at NMSU.
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New Mexico Magazine Highlights Local Arts Hot Spot: “The Hood Celebrates Art and Culture”
Thrift-store chic merchandise, including a vintage saltine cracker tin and a 1950s Royal Racer sled, cozies up to works by local artists displayed on white walls.
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NMSU LGBT+ Programs celebrates 10 years of OUTober–Parade Scheduled for October 5
A decade ago, New Mexico State University’s LGBT+ Programs established itself as a safe and welcoming space for all students.
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Make safe sleep a priority for your baby
On average, 20 infant deaths occurred each year in New Mexico between 2018 and 2022 from sleep-related causes.
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The Great Pyramid of an American Architect
The Library’s Prints and Photographs Division holds original models and site plan sketches by Pei that give a sense of his thinking and process.
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NMSU students, alums to participate in Las Cruces’ first Metals Guild exhibition–opens October 11
Eight New Mexico State University metalsmithing students and three alumni will be showing their work at the Las Cruces Metals Guild’s first exhibition in October.
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Creative Media Institute OPEN CASTING CALL October 5
NMSU’s Creative Media Institute is hosting an OPEN CASTING CALL.
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Disaster Movie Marathon Scheduled for October 5 at Branigan
October is traditionally for horror movies. We’re looking at something even scarier, the sudden fight for life while going about a normal day.
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“On the Road to 100% Chaves”, an ANNA, AGE EIGHT INSTITUTE documentary nominated for Emmy Award
The Anna, Age Eight Institute, part of the Department of Extension Family and Consumer Sciences at New Mexico State University, has been nominated for a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award.
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Meet “Little Grabby”: Las Cruces Third Grader Names Solid Waste Mini-Truck
The name Little Grabby is the result of a competition held in April 2024, by LCU at the City’s Weed and Seed Program located at the A. Fielder Memorial Safe Haven facility, 906 N. Tornillo Street.
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Richard Morris Hunt: Architect of the Gilded Age
For impossibly wealthy industrialists, Hunt was the architect of choice in building, furnishing and decorating mansions that combined Old World aesthetics with American ingenuity and spirit.
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NMSU Foundation CEO named to HACU Leadership Academy
Sylvia Y. Acosta, chief executive officer of the New Mexico State University Foundation, is one of 45 distinguished fellows named to the sixth cohort of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Leadership Academy/La Academia de Liderazgo.
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The Ballard Photo Studio: A Portrait of Community at the Branigan Cultural Center Opens October 4
The Branigan Cultural Center is excited to announce a new exhibit, The Ballard Photo Studio: A Portrait of Community, featuring more than 200 portraits and other photographic works by Las Cruces photographer Jim Ballard.
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September 28 was World Rabies Day: Protect your pets with vital vaccinations
Rabies kills over 70,000 people a year worldwide, including some 30,000 children, mostly as a result of dog bites.
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Chair Laughter Yoga Classes Offered at Branigan Wednesdays (Call to Confirm)
A typical class will include breathing exercises, chanting, improv and aspects of yoga to help you relax and laugh.
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NMHealth issues health advisory following NMHU investigations
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) urges New Mexican workers to be aware of any occupational hazards or exposures tied to their jobs.
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Spooky Splash Movie Nights Scheduled for Friday Nights in October
There will be swimming and a Halloween-themed movie for a different age group each Friday night.