Rated the No. 1 'best thing to do in Las Cruces' by TripAdvisor reviewers
Visit Us
The Museum is open Mon-Sat 9-5 and Sunday Noon to 5. We're located at 4100 Dripping Springs Road, Las Cruces, NM
From Interstate 25, take the University Exit (Exit 1) and go east 1.5 miles.
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Upcoming Events
- Sep 28, 2019 | Border Archives Bazaar
- Oct 5, 2019 | Dye demonstration
- Oct 10, 2019 | Culture Series: Raiding and Revenge: Two Tales of Spanish and Apache Relations in New Mexico, 1754
- Oct 26, 2019 | Heritage Cooking: Day of the Dead Bread
- Nov 7, 2019 | Exhibit Opening: Home on the Range: From Ranches to Rockets
- Nov 23, 2019 | HomeGrown: A New Mexico Food Show & Gift Market
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Now on Exhibit: Saddle Makers of the Southwest
The Museum’s Horse & Cattle Barn is the site of a new, long-term exhibit celebrating the art of saddle making.
Saddles and saddle makers are an important part of ranching history in New Mexico and the Southwest. The saddle was the most critical tool of the cowboy; it was one of the most expensive purchases he would make, so he wanted a good, du. . .
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Collections
The Museum's research collections and archives document all aspects of farming and ranching in New Mexico.
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Support
Help preserve New Mexico's unique agricultural heritage by supporting educational programs and exhibitions at the Museum.
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Guided Tours
Guided tours are a fun and exciting way to see the museum and learn about our collections and current exhibitions.
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Facility Rentals
The museum, with its beautiful view of the Organ Mountains, offers several venues for small meetings or large banquets.
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Visit Us
The Museum is open Mon-Sat 9-5 and Sunday Noon to 5. We're located at 4100 Dripping Springs Road, Las Cruces, NM
From Interstate 25, take the University Exit (Exit 1) and go east 1.5 miles.
more »
Upcoming Events
- Sep 28, 2019 | Border Archives Bazaar
- Oct 5, 2019 | Dye demonstration
- Oct 10, 2019 | Culture Series: Raiding and Revenge: Two Tales of Spanish and Apache Relations in New Mexico, 1754
- Oct 26, 2019 | Heritage Cooking: Day of the Dead Bread
- Nov 7, 2019 | Exhibit Opening: Home on the Range: From Ranches to Rockets
- Nov 23, 2019 | HomeGrown: A New Mexico Food Show & Gift Market
- See all upcoming events »
Now on Exhibit: Saddle Makers of the Southwest
The Museum’s Horse & Cattle Barn is the site of a new, long-term exhibit celebrating the art of saddle making.
Saddles and saddle makers are an important part of ranching history in New Mexico and the Southwest. The saddle was the most critical tool of the cowboy; it was one of the most expensive purchases he would make, so he wanted a good, du. . .
more »
Collections
The Museum's research collections and archives document all aspects of farming and ranching in New Mexico.
more »
Support
Help preserve New Mexico's unique agricultural heritage by supporting educational programs and exhibitions at the Museum.
more »
Guided Tours
Guided tours are a fun and exciting way to see the museum and learn about our collections and current exhibitions.
more »
Facility Rentals
The museum, with its beautiful view of the Organ Mountains, offers several venues for small meetings or large banquets.
more »