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Zumba® A dance fitness workout open to all fitness levels. Burn calories, gain physical and mental health, endurance and co-ordination all while dancing to spicy international music

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

The City of Las Cruces recognizes the Labor Day holiday.

Limited spots available

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H20 Strength Engages upper body, core strength and lower limbs to fight against inertia, using a variety of equipment.

Aqua Fit Class includes walking, resistance exercises, stretching and cardio for a full body workout. Instructor holds multiple certifications.

Bracket Play - Single Elimination

This weekly story time program is for ages 3 and up and their caregivers. Come enjoy books, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and more.

Come meet new friends and librarians, relax after school, and game to your heart's content! We have Xbox One, PS3, tons of great card and board games, LEGOs and art supplies if you'd like to get creative. Game night is intended for teens in grades 5 - 12 (ages 10 - 18). All video games are rated E (for everyone) through T (for Teens).

Libraries as Launchpads is a “bootcamp” styled entrepreneurship program designed for aspiring entrepreneurs seeking to enter the market and gain traction or small, early stage businesses looking to grow. The program takes place over 5-weeks and includes in-person meetings in your library, online assignments and learning, peer-to-peer learning, and 1-1 feedback for startups from idea stage to early revenue.

The South Mesquite DRC meets to discuss building approvals within the South Mesquite District.

Development Review Committee

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners

H20 HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

Channel Sizing Cardio based water channel walking exercises that are low impact and fun. For all fitness levels.

Walk Fit Easy, walking-based moves are paced with music, to provide a low-impact, fun workout. Instructor is certified through Leslie Sansone’s Walk 15 and the National Arthritis Foundation.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

Get ready for story time. This program is for children ages 1-3 years and their caregivers. Come and listen to stories, sing songs and do fingerplays.

It is time to join in. This program is for babies birth to 13 months and their caregivers. In this active lapsit program you will enjoy songs, nursery rhymes and play.

Limited spots available

Neighborhood meeting regarding Madrid and Anita intersection and are. Hosted by the City’s Traffic Engineering Section of Public Works

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

H20 Strength Engages upper body, core strength and lower limbs to fight against inertia, using a variety of equipment.

Aqua Fit Class includes walking, resistance exercises, stretching and cardio for a full body workout. Instructor holds multiple certifications.

Join the Las Cruces Museum of Art and the Potter's Guild of Las Cruces and hear the stories of artists featured in the "From the Ground Up" XXIX exhibition. Visitors will learn about the artists' work and have an opportunity to ask questions. (Event takes place at the Branigan Cultural Center)

The Museum of Nature & Science invites preschool children (ages 0-5) and their families to engage with science through hands-on explorations, arts and crafts, story time, and occasional short field trips to our local parks.

Get ready for story time. This program is for children ages 1-3 years and their caregivers. Come and listen to stories, sing songs and do fingerplays.

A class for those who want to learn how to go online and move around the internet with ease. Students will learn how to access websites, how to navigate, web addresses, basic searching, and web safety. Registration is not required; however, class size is limited. The first 8 students will be guaranteed a computer. Students may bring their own laptops if space is available.

Come meet new friends and librarians, relax after school, and game to your heart's content! We have Xbox One, PS3, tons of great card and board games, LEGOs and art supplies if you'd like to get creative. Game night is intended for teens in grades 5 - 12 (ages 10 - 18). All video games are rated E (for everyone) through T (for Teens).

Drop in and explore the pottery from the museum collections at the Branigan Cultural Center. Take a stroll through time and discuss the cultural values and artistic aesthetics of pottery from the Southwest region.

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

Walk Fit Easy, walking-based moves are paced with music, to provide a low-impact, fun workout. Instructor is certified through Leslie Sansone’s Walk 15 and the National Arthritis Foundation.

Take a trail of discovery and visit artist's studios, museums, galleries, and maker's shops. Visit www.pottersguildlc.org for locations and go at your own pace.

Let's get moving. This music-based program is for children ages 2-5 years and their caregivers. Come and enjoy the music with singing, dancing and movement.

Closed meetings are held to discuss matters that are not open to the public subject to the Open Meetings Act.

Work sessions occur every second and fourth Monday of the month at 1:00 p.m. Work sessions are for discussion topics.

Agenda setting meetings occur every other week following the work session for the Mayor to set the agenda for the next regular city council meeting.

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

Zumba® A dance fitness workout open to all fitness levels. Burn calories, gain physical and mental health, endurance and co-ordination all while dancing to spicy international music

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Thomas Branigan Memorial Library will be closed on Monday, September 9, 2019, in order to make necessary repairs to the building. The Library will reopen on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 9:00 AM. The Munson Branch will be open its regular Monday hours, from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Sage Café is closed on Mondays.

Limited spots available

The City of Las Cruces Community Development Department has prepared a report of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) activities and status of funds for the period of July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. This report is known as the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for the Program Year 2018 (2018 CAPER) and is required to be prepared and submitted to HUD by September 30, 2019. The 2018 CAPER will be available for public review beginning Friday, August 30, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, at the Las Cruces City Hall, 700 N. Main St., Community Development Department, Suite 1100; the City Clerk’s office, 700 N. Main St., Suite 1200; the Branigan Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave., Las Cruces, NM. It will also be on the City’s website at www. las-cruces.org under the Community Development Department (this page is ADA compliant for the visually impaired).

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H20 Strength Engages upper body, core strength and lower limbs to fight against inertia, using a variety of equipment.

Aqua Fit Class includes walking, resistance exercises, stretching and cardio for a full body workout. Instructor holds multiple certifications.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

City Art Board Meeting, August 13, 2019

Bring your lunch and listen to a local expert discuss a variety of topics related to local history or trains. All lectures are held at 12PM on the second Tuesday of the month. (No Brown Bag Lecture will be held in December)

This weekly story time program is for ages 3 and up and their caregivers. Come enjoy books, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and more.

Come meet new friends and librarians, relax after school, and game to your heart's content! We have Xbox One, PS3, tons of great card and board games, LEGOs and art supplies if you'd like to get creative. Game night is intended for teens in grades 5 - 12 (ages 10 - 18). All video games are rated E (for everyone) through T (for Teens).

Development Review Committee

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners

H20 HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

Channel Sizing Cardio based water channel walking exercises that are low impact and fun. For all fitness levels.

Walk Fit Easy, walking-based moves are paced with music, to provide a low-impact, fun workout. Instructor is certified through Leslie Sansone’s Walk 15 and the National Arthritis Foundation.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

The Reading Art Book Club explores the connections between art and literature by reading and discussing new art-related books each month. As much as possible, books will relate to, echo, or enhance the Museum's exhibitions. Everyone is welcome--join us even if you haven't read the book!

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Get ready for story time. This program is for children ages 1-3 years and their caregivers. Come and listen to stories, sing songs and do fingerplays.

It is time to join in. This program is for babies birth to 13 months and their caregivers. In this active lapsit program you will enjoy songs, nursery rhymes and play.

Limited spots available

Board meeting to discuss monthly updates, statistics, events, and shelter issues.

The Branigan cultural Center hosts a monthly informal discussion series on the second Thursday of each month. This year's theme is Civil Unrest in the Southwest.

The City of Las Cruces Community Development Department has prepared a report of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) activities and status of funds for the period of July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. This report is known as the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for the Program Year 2018 (2018 CAPER) and is required to be prepared and submitted to HUD by September 30, 2019. The 2018 CAPER will be available for public review beginning Friday, August 30, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, at the Las Cruces City Hall, 700 N. Main St., Community Development Department, Suite 1100; the City Clerk’s office, 700 N. Main St., Suite 1200; the Branigan Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave., Las Cruces, NM. It will also be on the City’s website at www. las-cruces.org under the Community Development Department (this page is ADA compliant for the visually impaired).

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

H20 Strength Engages upper body, core strength and lower limbs to fight against inertia, using a variety of equipment.

Aqua Fit Class includes walking, resistance exercises, stretching and cardio for a full body workout. Instructor holds multiple certifications.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Zoom through the solar system and learn about our place in space with hands-on explorations. The Museum of Nature & Science invites preschool children (ages 0-5) and their families to engage with science through hands-on explorations, arts and crafts, story time, and occasional short field trips to our local parks.

Get ready for story time. This program is for children ages 1-3 years and their caregivers. Come and listen to stories, sing songs and do fingerplays.

Come meet new friends and librarians, relax after school, and game to your heart's content! We have Xbox One, PS3, tons of great card and board games, LEGOs and art supplies if you'd like to get creative. Game night is intended for teens in grades 5 - 12 (ages 10 - 18). All video games are rated E (for everyone) through T (for Teens).

Libraries as Launchpads is a “bootcamp” styled entrepreneurship program designed for aspiring entrepreneurs seeking to enter the market and gain traction or small, early stage businesses looking to grow. The program takes place over 5-weeks and includes in-person meetings in your library, online assignments and learning, peer-to-peer learning, and 1-1 feedback for startups from idea stage to early revenue.

Spanish speakers are invited to come learn about Libraries as Launchpads, a “bootcamp” styled entrepreneurship program designed for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

Walk Fit Easy, walking-based moves are paced with music, to provide a low-impact, fun workout. Instructor is certified through Leslie Sansone’s Walk 15 and the National Arthritis Foundation.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Do you remember the carefree hours spent coloring when you were a child? Recapture that feeling when you pick up a box of colored pencils and your choice of design to create a piece of art. Bring your own materials or enjoy something new with pages available at the museum.

Let's get moving. This music-based program is for children ages 2-5 years and their caregivers. Come and enjoy the music with singing, dancing and movement.

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

Zumba® A dance fitness workout open to all fitness levels. Burn calories, gain physical and mental health, endurance and co-ordination all while dancing to spicy international music

H2O Cardio A high energy, full body water aerobics class suitable for everyone. The instructor is certified by the National Arthritis Foundation.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Tai Chi Chuan is taught as a form comprised of a series of slow movements flowing from one to the next. Tai Chi was created to improve health, meditation and self-defense. The movements are done slowly and calmly. The emphasis is on relaxation, correct posture, and the efficient use of muscles. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help lower blood pressure, and improve balance, coordination, and flexibility. It teaches stress management and basic self-defense and conflict management skills. All ages and skill levels are welcome to join in.

Limited spots available

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H20 Strength Engages upper body, core strength and lower limbs to fight against inertia, using a variety of equipment.

Aqua Fit Class includes walking, resistance exercises, stretching and cardio for a full body workout. Instructor holds multiple certifications.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

This weekly story time program is for ages 3 and up and their caregivers. Come enjoy books, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and more.

Come meet new friends and librarians, relax after school, and game to your heart's content! We have Xbox One, PS3, tons of great card and board games, LEGOs and art supplies if you'd like to get creative. Game night is intended for teens in grades 5 - 12 (ages 10 - 18). All video games are rated E (for everyone) through T (for Teens).

Libraries as Launchpads is a “bootcamp” styled entrepreneurship program designed for aspiring entrepreneurs seeking to enter the market and gain traction or small, early stage businesses looking to grow. The program takes place over 5-weeks and includes in-person meetings in your library, online assignments and learning, peer-to-peer learning, and 1-1 feedback for startups from idea stage to early revenue.

Development Review Committee

The City of Las Cruces Parks & Recreation Department, New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Health are partnering to offer a Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance class. This is an evidence based fall prevention exercise program for older adults and is widely accepted as a balance training program.

H2O HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners

H20 HiiT High intensity interval training utilizing differing music driven interval protocols. A tough workout not for beginners.

50+ Indoor Cycle An amazing workout intended to increase strength, endurance and cardiovascular health. Don’t let the 50+ fool you, we work hard but take frequent recovery breaks.

Channel Sizing Cardio based water channel walking exercises that are low impact and fun. For all fitness levels.

Walk Fit Easy, walking-based moves are paced with music, to provide a low-impact, fun workout. Instructor is certified through Leslie Sansone’s Walk 15 and the National Arthritis Foundation.

These are generally first-come, first serve for an initial appearance and plea on a traffic case. Other reasons for appearance at Arraignment hearings might be to request an extension to pay, request a payment plan, request drivers license clearances, etc.

Animal lovers are invited to work with the museum's Living Collections Curator to learn about caring for all types of animals. Design a travelling habitat for the museum's reptiles, test frog water and learn about water quality, and meet animal rescuers in this workshop. Workshop is all four Saturday's in September. Register in person with a guardian by September4th. Free

Public input meeting to review the proposed historic preservation ordinance.

Calling all bibliophiles! Do you enjoy reading? Join the discussion of a variety of train and local history-related books. The book club meets at 11 AM on the 3rd Wednesday of the month.

Get ready for story time. This program is for children ages 1-3 years and their caregivers. Come and listen to stories, sing songs and do fingerplays.

It is time to join in. This program is for babies birth to 13 months and their caregivers. In this active lapsit program you will enjoy songs, nursery rhymes and play.

Munson Book Club meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 2:00 pm at the Munson Center at 975 S. Mesquite St. Most selections will be available at the Munson Library in regular-print, large-print, and audiobook versions.

Limited spots available