Built as a movie theatre in 1926, the Rio Grande Theatre was a focal point of downtown and a community gathering place until it closed in 1997.

Over the next 8 years and at a cost of $2.2 million, the theatre has been renovated, restored and reinvented as a 422-seat performing arts center that is also home to the Dona Ana Arts Council, facility operator for the theatre.

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