- Rio Grande Theatre - Las Cruces, NM

february, 2025

28feb7:00 pm9:00 pm

Event Details

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Admission $10
Doors Open at 6:00 pm
Show at 7:00 pm
Concessions served including snacks, refreshments, beer, wine, and spirits

It’s Dad’s turn to tell his three rambunctious kids their bedtime stories, but when he gets fuzzy on the details, the classics get creative: a prince with a snoring problem spices up The Princess and The Pea, The Boy Who Cried Wolf cries dinosaur instead, and Rumpelstiltskin helps turn all that pesky gold into straw. You may think you know your fairy tales, but not the way Dad tells them.

Time

(Friday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Location

Rio Grande Theatre

211 N. Main Street

Organizer

A Children's Theatre of the Mesilla Valley(575) 571-1413 achildrenstheatrelcnm@zianet.com PO Box 1792 Las Cruces, NM 88004

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february, 2025

12feb7:00 pm9:00 pm

Admission FREE
Doors open at 6:00 pm, Event at 7:00 pm
Concessions served including snacks, refreshments, beer, wine, and spirits

Cambios, formerly called NMSUCCESS (NMSU Climate Change Education Speaker Series), is NMSU’s forum for discussing all aspects of climate change. They host a speaker series and teach the class Communicating Global Climate Change in the Conroy Honors College.

Their goal is to help all of us find our voices to discuss the many challenges and opportunities presented to humanity by rapidly changing climate.

John Fleck

Writer in Residence at the Utton Center, Univ. New Mexico School of Law

Professor of Practice in Water Policy and Governance, Univ. New Mexico Dept. Economics

There’s Less Water. What Do We Do?

John Fleck is Writer in Residence at the Utton Center, University of New Mexico School of Law; and Professor of Practice in Water Policy and Governance in the University of New Mexico Department of Economics. The former director of the University of New Mexico’s Water Resources Program, he is the author of Water is For Fighting Over and Other Myths About Water in the West; co-author, with Eric Kuhn, of Science Be Dammed: How Ignoring Inconvenient Science Drained the Colorado River; and co-author, with Robert Berrens of a forthcoming history of Albuquerque’s relationship with the Rio Grande – Ribbons of Green: The Rio Grande and the Making of a Modern American City.