Good morning, Las Cruces.

The Boys & Girls Club of Las Cruces held a groundbreaking on April 9 for its $12M home at the former Video 4 Movie Theatre on El Paseo Rd. The 30,000 sqft facility will finish late 2027 and raised $8.3M, offering a gym, STEM lab, arts center and teen wing.

Centennial High School junior Jordyn Campion, a Las Cruces native, removed 208 illegally dumped tires and organized a community cleanup for April 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. northeast of her school to encourage local environmental awareness.

The Las Cruces International Film Festival ran April 8-12 at Allen Theaters and other city venues and marked its 11th year as a student-run event featuring 170 independent films, with award winners including Best New Mexico Film + Best International Film.

Doña Ana Community College (DACC) earned Carnegie recognition as an Opportunity College, with officials saying its support services help many local students, including Santiago Diaz, boost long-term earnings in fields such as health care, construction, and water technology.

NM State baseball pitched strongly Tuesday night at Presley Askew Field, beating New Mexico 6-1 and boosting its home win streak (six consecutive victories).

The win improves the Aggies’ record while setting a positive tone for the season.

The New Mexico State men's golf team finished ninth at the regular season tournament at Mossy Oak Golf Club with a total round score of 884 (288, 301, 295), led by Mateo Payán’s standout 212 as the Aggies competed against a strong field.

Neurodivergent Nights

6-9 p.m. — Museum of Nature & Science — Free entry — Experience a calm and welcoming environment tailored for neurodivergent individuals.

4th Annual Mira! Las Cruces

Time TBD — Plaza De Las Cruces — Free entry — Celebrate culture, art, and community in a vibrant outdoor setting.

La Viña Spring Wine Festival 2026

Noon-7 p.m. — La Viña Winery, Inc. — $30 admission — Sample over 20 exquisite wines at this annual celebration of spring.

Blessing of the Fields - 26th Anniversary

10-11 a.m. — New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum — Free entry — Celebrate tradition with a vibrant procession at the annual Blessing of the Fields.