Enchanted Sweets

Enchanted Sweets Mexican owned Gothic Dessert Shop specializing in spooky sweets, fresh viral desserts, and drinks.
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You can find us at the Farmers and Crafts Market of Las Cruces on Saturdays from 8-1pm, local community events and all large events.

Come out to Young Park today!Bring the family and enjoy a free family friendly evening of live music at Young Park until...
08/24/2026

Come out to Young Park today!

Bring the family and enjoy a free family friendly evening of live music at Young Park until 9:00pm.

Come hungry and make an evening out of it! Stop by for some fresh Aguas Frescas, grab a hot dog, or cool off with some delicious ice cream while you sit back and enjoy the music.

It’s the perfect way to spend your Sunday evening. Good music, good food, refreshing drinks, and a fun community atmosphere for the whole family.

Come support local vendors and enjoy a beautiful evening at Young Park! We hope to see you there!

I’ve been a little quiet lately, but that’s because I’ve been VERY busy behind the scenes!We’re getting ready for an inc...
08/22/2026

I’ve been a little quiet lately, but that’s because I’ve been VERY busy behind the scenes!

We’re getting ready for an incredibly busy fall season, and I seriously cannot wait! September through the end of the year is going to be packed with some amazing events, including several of the biggest and most loved celebrations in our area.

In fact, we already have Farmers Markets and special events scheduled every weekend throughout September and October! I’m so grateful that Enchanted Sweets gets to be part of so many events that celebrate our community, our traditions, and our beautiful Southern New Mexico culture.

I’ll be sharing our complete schedule soon, but here are two events you’ll definitely be able to catch us at:

HATCH CHILE FESTIVAL
September 4th and 5th in Hatch, New Mexico.

Of course we couldn’t go to Hatch without doing something special! We’ll be bringing some amazing chile inspired Aguas Frescas created especially for the festival.

The Hatch Chile Festival is so much more than a festival, it celebrates one of the things Southern New Mexico is known for around the world. Hatch chile! Our chile is deeply connected to our agriculture, food, families, and traditions. People travel from all over to experience authentic New Mexico chile, meet local growers and vendors, enjoy our food and music, and get a taste of what makes this part of New Mexico so special.

There’s truly nothing like the smell of fresh green chile roasting in New Mexico especially Saturdays at the Farmers Market.

DIEZ Y SEIS DE SEPTIEMBRE
September 12th & 13th in Historic Old Mesilla

This one is especially meaningful because September 16th commemorates the beginning of Mexico’s fight for independence from Spain in 1810. It is Mexico’s Independence Day, a celebration of freedom, history, culture, and the traditions that continue to be passed from generation to generation.

Celebrating Diez y Seis de Septiembre in Historic Old Mesilla makes it even more special. Mesilla itself is a place filled with history, culture, and heritage, and its annual Diez y Seis celebration brings our community together to honor those traditions.

For me, these aren’t just opportunities to sell our products. They’re opportunities to celebrate our culture, traditions, food, art, history, and community that inspire so much of what I create.
If you’ve ever spent time in Old Mesilla, you know exactly what I mean when I say it has a vibe that is completely one of a kind, you can actually feel it.

And we are just getting started!

September and October are completely packed, and we have even more coming through the end of the year. I’ve been working nonstop on new products, handmade creations, displays, and lots of surprises that I cannot wait to finally share with everyone.

Thank you for continuing to support Enchanted Sweets and allowing this little business of mine to keep growing year after year🤘🏻

Stay tuned, our Fall season is going to be AMAZING!

These are so cute! They will be available at the farmers market soon.
08/19/2026

These are so cute! They will be available at the farmers market soon.

More Mini Creations! Handmade Mini Lotería Games!I’ve been busy adding even more tiny handmade pieces to my collection, ...
08/17/2026

More Mini Creations! Handmade Mini Lotería Games!

I’ve been busy adding even more tiny handmade pieces to my collection, and this time I’m making miniature Lotería games! Each little set includes the colorful tablas (5”x5”) tiny playing cards the size of beans and of course, beans to mark the cards just like many of us remember playing with our families.

Lotería has been a beloved part of Mexican culture for generations. The game originated in Europe and was brought to Mexico during the colonial period, where it eventually developed its own distinctly Mexican identity.

Similar to bingo, instead of calling out numbers, a caller draws a card while players mark the matching pictures on their tabla. Traditionally, beans, coins, bottle caps, or whatever was nearby could be used as markers. The first person to complete the winning pattern calls out “Lotería.”

For so many families, Lotería is more than a game. It brings back memories of sitting around the table with our parents, grandparents, cousins, tías and tíos laughing, competing and making memories together.

That nostalgia is exactly why I wanted to recreate it in miniature handmade form. From the tiny cards to the little tablas and beans, I love taking pieces of our cultura and turning them into something you can hold in the palm of your hand.

These little Lotería sets will be another fun addition to all the miniature Mexican pieces I’ve been creating for my upcoming Día de Mu***os projects and events.

There is still SO much more coming. Stay tuned as my miniature collection continues to grow🤘🏻

One of my favorite things about being part of the Farmers Market is the community we’ve built with one another. We may a...
08/15/2026

One of my favorite things about being part of the Farmers Market is the community we’ve built with one another.

We may all have our own businesses, products, and booths, but behind the scenes, we’re constantly supporting each other. We shop from one another, recommend each other to customers, share resources, lend a hand when someone needs it, and genuinely want to see each other succeed. There’s room for all of us to grow!

Just look at some of the amazing things we bring home from our fellow vendors:

🦇Creosote bush (the best smell in New Mexico, when it rains this plant smells like wet dirt) from Bodhi’s Farm
🦇Local honey from Enchanted Land Honey
🦇Dehydrated mushrooms from Full Circle Mushrooms
🦇Fresh bread from Sun Country Kitchen
🦇Delicious chamoy from Chilaso Spices
🦇Not pictured organic figs from Joshua a local market farmer
🦇Not pictured a sack of dry hot red chile from Martinez farmers
🦇Not pictured a sack of roasted green chile

This is what shopping local is all about. When you support one small business at the Farmers Market, that support continues to circulate throughout our community. Small businesses support other small businesses. We buy from each other, recommend each other, collaborate, share ideas, and help one another whenever we can.

I’m so grateful to be surrounded by so many talented farmers, growers, crafters, makers, bakers, artists, and entrepreneurs. We aren’t simply vendors who happen to set up next to each other every Saturday we’re a community, and we truly help each other grow.

So when you come to the Farmers Market, take some time to walk around and discover all the amazing local businesses. Try something new, meet the people behind the products, and know that every purchase you make means so much more than you realize.

Support local. Shop small. Support each other. Grow together.

What an AWESOME day at the Farmers Market!Our Aguas Frescas continue to become more and more popular throughout our loca...
08/15/2026

What an AWESOME day at the Farmers Market!

Our Aguas Frescas continue to become more and more popular throughout our local community, and we’ve also been meeting so many tourists visiting the area who stop by the Farmers Market and discover us for the first time. We absolutely love introducing visitors to all of the different flavors we make!

And something we’ve definitely noticed lately… our original 32 oz cups are still the most requested! Even though we introduced our traditional Mexican style vitrolito and Calavera cups, so many of you continue asking for the original 32 oz cups that we started with. We love that they’ve become something people recognize and associate with Enchanted Sweets!

What started as something we simply loved making has grown into something so many people now look forward to every weekend. From our traditional flavors to our fun and unique combinations, every Agua Fresca is made fresh with real ingredients!

Thank you to our amazing local community, our regular customers, and everyone visiting from out of town who chooses to support our small business.

Another amazing Farmers Market Saturday in the books!

I’m creating miniature snack bags featuring 12 different flavors of chips! Every little package is being made to look li...
08/10/2026

I’m creating miniature snack bags featuring 12 different flavors of chips! Every little package is being made to look like the snacks so many of us grew up eating and still love today.

FUN FACT ABOUT ME! My brain is ALWAYS creating 😂 I come up with ideas at the most random times, and once an idea gets st...
08/09/2026

FUN FACT ABOUT ME!

My brain is ALWAYS creating 😂 I come up with ideas at the most random times, and once an idea gets stuck in my head, I have to figure out how to make it!

So what am I working on now?

Sewing COFFIN tote bags!
And because apparently just sewing them wasn’t enough, I’m also creating my own screen printing stencils with my Cricut so I can design and print them myself!

One thing about me, I love learning how to make things from scratch.

If you’ve followed my work over the years, you’ve seen me do a little bit of everything. Baking and decorating cakes, working with clay, painting, crafting, creating artwork, building props and displays, and now sewing and screen printing. If I have an idea, chances are I’m going to find a way to make it myself.

And this next project is going to bring together two things that inspire so much of my work:

SPOOKY meets MEXICAN CULTURA

Think gothic, colorful, a little creepy, a little chingona, and LOTS of cultura.

These coffin tote bags are just the beginning, and I’m so excited to show you what I create. Everything starts as an idea and then somehow my house turns into a whole workshop.

Stay tuned! Something spooky is coming 🤘🏻

Another amazing Saturday at the Farmers Market! We are so incredibly grateful for all the love and support we received t...
08/08/2026

Another amazing Saturday at the Farmers Market!

We are so incredibly grateful for all the love and support we received today! Thank you to everyone who stopped by, grabbed a fresh Agua Fresca, said hello, and continues to support Enchanted Sweets week after week.

And the weekend isn’t over yet!

TONIGHT
Movies in the Park
We’ll be there starting at 7:00 PM until the movie ends

TOMORROW
Music in the Park
Come spend your Sunday evening from 6:00pm-9:00pm with us, enjoy some live music, and grab another Agua Fresca!

Thank you Las Cruces, for continuing to show up and support our small business and our vendor community. We appreciate you more than you know! 🖤

See you at the park!

As I continue creating all the tiny pieces that will go inside my handmade mini Día de Mu***os ofrendas, today I made so...
08/07/2026

As I continue creating all the tiny pieces that will go inside my handmade mini Día de Mu***os ofrendas, today I made something extra special, miniature tamales handmade from clay and real corn husks!

Tamales are one of Mexico’s oldest and most beloved traditional foods. Made from masa (corn dough) that is filled with meats, chiles, cheeses, vegetables, or even sweet fillings, tamales are traditionally wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves and steamed.

Their history goes back thousands of years to the Indigenous civilizations of Mesoamerica, including the Aztec and Maya.

Today, tamales remain deeply connected to Mexican family, tradition, and celebration. Making them is often a family tradition especially around Christmas, Día de Mu***os , and other special occasions.

That history and nostalgia are exactly why I wanted to include these tiny tamales in my ofrendas. Every miniature piece I make represents a little part of our food, culture, traditions, and memories.

And yes even the tiny corn husks are real!

More miniature pieces coming soon as I continue preparing for this year’s Día de Mu***os events and the new inventory I will be selling as part of my new collection!

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700 S Telshor Boulevard Mesilla Valley Mall Food Court
Las Cruces, NM
88011

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Monday 11am - 8pm
Tuesday 11am - 8pm
Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 11am - 8pm
Friday 11am - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 8pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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