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Happy New Year! Las Cruces chile turns red at midnight

Happy New Year! Las Cruces chile turns red at midnight Leah Romero, Las Cruces Sun-News © KVIA The 19-foot-long chrome chile turns red as it drops from a crane in Las Cruces for the seventh annual Downtown Las Cruces Partnership Chile Drop on Jan. 1, 2021. LAS CRUCES – It’s red! The seventh annual Chile Drop ushered in the year 2021 by lighting Las Crucens screens red at midnight on New Year s Eve. Red or green? is not only the state question in New Mexico, it s also what Las Cruces community members guess when the chile drops to commence the new year. This year, Chile Drop, hosted by Downtown Las Cruces Partnership, went virtual.

Iconic Las Cruces New Year s Eve Chile Drop Goes Virtual

Iconic Las Cruces New Year’s Eve Chile Drop Goes Virtual - 9:33 am The Chile Drop features a New Year countdown with a 19-foot long chrome chile, a tribute to the New Mexico’s world-renowned red and green chile, decorated with 400 feet of LED lighting. Courtesy photo STATE News: LAS CRUCES In a normal year, thousands of visitors flock to Las Cruces for a unique New Year’s Eve celebration and tradition – the annual Chile Drop. Like the Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball Drop, the Chile Drop features a New Year countdown with a 19-foot long chrome chile, a tribute to the New Mexico’s world-renowned red and green chile, decorated with 400 feet of programmed LED lighting.

The Las Cruces Chile Drop to ring in the new year is back; here s how you can safely participate in the broadcast

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico Will it be red, green or both?! After a year of canceled celebrations, Las Cruces residents can safely ring in the new year with a special broadcast of the 2020 Chile Drop. 2020 has been a real challenge for everyone, said Russ Smith, who has planned all seven years of the Chile Drop with the Downtown Las Cruces Partnership. Much of what we wanted hasn t come to pass. I didn t want that to happen to the Chile Drop. There is no crowd or event in downtown Las Cruces, but at 11:55 p.m., viewers can tune in to the El Paso-Las Cruces CW and KVIA.com to watch the chile pepper drop in a remote corner of Las Cruces.

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