The Artist in Residence studio at the Mexican American Cultural Center provides artists of all backgrounds space to experiment and create new work. Photographer Ingrid Leyva is the current resident.

The El Paso Community Foundation welcomes filmmaker Valeria Contreras as the new artist of the Border Art Residency for its Spring/Summer seasons.

Ramon Cardenas is the Exhibits Coordinator at the Mexican American Cultural Center, also referred to as the MACC.He curated the MACC’s opening exhibition Es Hora!

Rebecca Munoz is the Director of El Paso’s Mexican American Cultural Center, where learning about the different angles of this borderland’s Mexican American cultural experience is a primary focus.

Shelby Acosta is an El Pasoan currently starring in the Broadway musical Real Women Have Curves. Acosta portrays Prima Flaca, one of the strong and sassy family members in the powerful tale.

José Villalobos is an artist who challenges accepted ideas of toxic masculinity. He explores the tension between Mexican traditions, American influences, and the expectations he faced growing up.

The UTEP Department of Theatre and Dance announces their production of Quixote Nuevo which will be on the stage from May 2 to 11, 2025.

Teatro Neplanta presents True West, which follows two estranged brothers who reconnect. The play explores themes of sibling rivalry, the American West, and the line between civilization and anarchy.

Great hosting isn’t about perfection - it’s about creating an experience that feels right for you. Wayne Hilton shows us how to make every gathering special.

The Borderland Rainbow Center has produced a podcast titled The Healing Arts from the Borderland. Host Aaron Setliff gives listeners a diverse look at how the arts help heal trauma.