Overview

Tales of La Llorona & the early days along the "El Rio del Norte".
From its origins, both geologically & culturally, to its relationship that influenced Pueblo people, Navajo, Apache, Mexican & Eastern settlers, miners, and outlaws, the Rio Bravo was witness to the Old Wild West along its banks.
Sometimes lazily sometimes raging, the Rio Bravo flowed through the Rio Grande Valley carving its own place in time.
This story- telling event on March 7th, along the banks of the Rio, will recount the myths, legends and history along its now sleepy banks.
From the legend of the haunting ghost, La Llorona, to the history of early establishments of settlers and Native Indians, our native guide will weave stories and tales from the Old West.
Limited seating don't wait to get your tickets!
Absolute cutoff date for ticket sales is March 6th, 10am.
We will provide camp chairs and hors d'oeuvres, as well as cold drinks, hot coffee, hot teas as well!

Where: La Llorona Park, Las Cruces, NM
When: Saturday, March 7th, 10:00am-12 noon
Age group: 12 up and adults
Tickets: 12 to 17 years old $29.00 plus tax per person
                    Adults: $48.00 plus tax per person

Please call if you have any questions at all, thank you and we will see you along the banks of the El Rio del Norte!
877-808-6877

 

  

Highlights

• Professional, Native American storyteller
• Hot coffee, teas, cold drinks & fresh fruit, gourmet cheese and meat platters!
• Comfortable camp chair seating along the river!
• Bathrooms available at the park.

Location

La Llorona Park, Las Cruces