A delightful little gem of a movie theater! Every community would be so lucky to have a place like…read morethis! Awesome selection of films on a real screen, albeit a bit small but very, very high quality picture and sound. And nothing beats watching a movie as a collective experience; may it never fade away!

Enjoyed going to the movies at this small historic theater run by volunteers. I haven't been out to…read morethe movie since before the pandemic. I hadn't planned to, but I made an exception for this little place and I'm glad I did. They have popcorn with real butter. I'd go again. Recommend!

I went to see The Nerd on Sunday, June 26. There was a…read moregroup of LCCT actors sitting in the back of the theater talking throughout the whole production. Rude and disrespectful not only to those on stage but also for those who paid to go see the show.

Just recently went to go see the Laramie Project on opening night (8/10/18) with a friend, and it…read morewas nice. Great play, good environment, sort of. When we first walked in the ladies checking tickets were a little rude with how they approached us and wondered what we were doing there. As if we weren't paying customers...but we just let it slid because we assumed they were dealing with many people that night. The only down side to this theater is there is not enough restrooms. So prepare to wait in long lines during intermissions. Other than that the whole experience was swell.

Wonderful community theatre space. Call & they'll reserve your spot. They appreciate cash payment…read moreto keep costs down. Varied and interesting plays & performances. It's a fun afternoon or evening out. My first play here was Ben Hur, and I'm telling you they didn't miss a scene. Do it.

It's a great little theater space. It reminded me of all the off-off-Broadway small theaters my…read moreactor buddies in New York would drag me to in the 90s. I had the pleasure of seeing my friends perform in "Lone Star/Laundry and Bourbon"; and I also served as house manager for one performance. As house manager, I got to work with the owners, Ceil and Peter Herman. The Hermans are very dedicated to keeping their theater viable, fresh, and thriving; both in the performing arts and cultural community, and the community of Las Cruces itself. The performance of Jame's McClure's "Lone Star" and "Laundry and Bourbon", two related one-acts depicting rural life in Texas in the 1970s, was directed by W Dale Pawley, and had a fantastic cast. In "Laundry and Bourbon", Melissa Chambers was a standout as Hattie, Marjorie Brouhard was Elizabeth, and Kim Wollard was charming as Amy Lee. "Lone Star" featured great performances by Jeff Peckham as Roy, Tony Cordova as Ray, and Corey Dlask as Cletus. Staying true to McClure's script, the two plays gave a comical and bittersweet 1970s rural Texan viewpoint on a variety of topics ranging from post-traumatic stress disorder, infidelity, Vietnam, depression, alcoholism, abortion, and mah jongg. The play closed after its three week run, but I'll be back to see other outstanding performances at this intimate venue.

We recently had a cousin visiting from out of town with her 6-year old daughter. It was a Saturday…read moreso we enjoyed the Farmers and Craft Market. We then we spend time in the Museum of Nature and Science. Then I took them to RAD Retrocade. Right away my nice went running to one of the games in the arcade and asked for tokens. I got her some tokens and my cousin and I ordered the food. Both of us ordered the vegan burger with fries and for little one chicken strips and fries. The food is plain and generic, (Sysco Foods quality). We were there an hour and a half. Their description was a combination of a Chuck e Cheese and Dave & Buster's. It was a great choice with a little girl in a hot Saturday afternoon.

This was fun! Great games, drinks and a fun time! Kid friendly. The staff did a good job of…read moregreeting us and making sure we always had a new drink in hand.

So many thoughts! We visited opening night for the first night of the rodeo. The rodeo was pretty…read moregreat, it started on time and had a good array of events although there were just a few riders in each category. The clown and announcers did a great job. The seating was terrible and super HOT. Would a few front facing fans be possible? Way too cramped. We got there an hour early and were seated comfortably. But as the rodeo got closer and closer to start time people just kept cramming in. I literally had a gentlemen (I hesitate to call him that - a dude) squish so close to me he was sitting a little on my lap. (I am not exaggerating- it was shocking). When the rodeo concluded at around 8:30pm we decided to "look" at the rides. Meaning we walked over to that area. Big mistake. The walkways were so incredibly crowded and not well lit. It was not the safest feeling environment. We did "look" at the rides, drank an overpriced lemonade, and ate a pretty good funnel cake that took 40 minutes to get. When we entered the fair at 6:00pm there was a state police booth placing bracelets on your children, in case you got separated. It seemed overboard to me, but I signed my kids up any way. After seeing the evening dynamic at the state fair it makes PERFECT SENSE why the police have a bracelet system. Get the bracelet from the police, but also, don't stay too late after dark. I am half and half about my recommendation of the Fair. Look at your bank account, flip a coin, evaluate your calendar and go or don't.

First time to this location and can say it's a very nice part of the vibrant brewery scene in the…read moreMesilla Valley. The vibe is that of your standard tap room with just about something for everyone. I tried the street taco lager and the blood orange cider. The first was similar to your classic Mexican lagers but had a very crisp taste and was very easy to drink. The blood orange cider was my favorite. Just the perfect amount of sweetness and tart that complement each other very well. The bartender we had was very friendly making causal conversation with us and knowledgeable with her recommendations for pint choices. They also do allow you to bring in your own food so there's something you can easily find that will pair with whatever that may be. Overall we had a fun experience at this casual establishment and look forward to our return.

Good beers, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere! We stopped in on New Years Day for our first…read morevisit and enjoyed all the beers we tried - the Buckhorn IPA was my favorite! The bartender was helpful in offering tasters so we could pick just the right one and was nice to chat with while we hung out for a couple refills. Will definitely be back again!

The visit to the museum was worth the trip. Very quiet,…read moreclean and a professional staff as well. I loved all the exhibits and history displays.

This is a small museum that has some very interesting history exhibits as well as live reptiles and…read moreinsects. It has a number of exhibits that are specifically designed for children. It only takes about 30 minutes to slowly wander around, so not a huge time commitment to visit. They have a unique exhibit of a trackway from the Permian period. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Overall worth a look.

Curtis is always so helpful, he's also an artist himself and really has an eye for what kind of…read moreframe or matting is needed to really bring out a piece of art. They are also very helpful to artists, promoting local painters through their monthly shows and selling art supplies - from brushes to paint - at amazing prices. I highly recommend Mas Art!

I visited in June, looking for acrylic medium. Sorry to say the shop doesn't appear to carry much…read morein the way of art supplies, being primarily a framing shop. BUT, the kind person running the store gave me a store-use container of matte medium. There wasn't much left in the jar but it helped me with my project, & I appreciated her gesture very much. Obviously I will return when I need framing done!