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El Paso Community College presents The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds. The drama follows Beatrice Hunsdorfer and her daughters as they navigate poverty, and emotional struggles.
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The UTEP Department of Theatre and Dance presents Rhinoceros. When the Rhinos first appeared, the townspeople only laughed. But how do you stay Human when everyone around you joins the herd?
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Quality Object is a curated design store located at The Falstaff, that brings craftsmanship and an artist’s eye to the borderland. The shelves hold ceramics, antique textiles, niche perfumes and more.
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The Office of Collecting & Design is a traveling museum devoted to the diminutive, the misplaced, the unusual, and the forgotten. The space is a love letter of leftover fragments from our memories.
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The NMSU Art Museum proudly presents Marietta Patricia Leis: Breathing Lessons, a major career retrospective by renowned New Mexico-based artist Marietta Leis.
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Experience the extraordinary story of In the Time of the Butterflies. The play tells the story of the Mirabal sisters' courage as they risk everything to defy Rafael Trujillo's brutal dictatorship.
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A new slate of shows recently opened at The Rubin Center, the first full run of shows under its new curator and director Andres Payan Estrada.
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El Paso Pro-Musica’s season opens with a premiere of a commissioned work, Visions of Humanity and Unity, honoring America250. The concert takes place on October 8 at UTEP's Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall.
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Gabriel Marquez is an El Paso-based painter, muralist, and designer known for his intuitive, fluid line art and vibrant desert symbolism.
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The 2026 Border Biennial / Bienal Fronteriza features 31 artists representing Arizona, Chihuahua, New Mexico, and Texas. The Border Biennial celebrates contemporary art from the U.S./Mexico border.
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The Cowgirl Up Charitable Fund, announces the launch of the Cowgirl Up Boot Collection, an inspiring public art initiative that transforms cowboy boot displays into larger-than-life works of art.
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It’s time for the fifth season of the Madeline Park Shakespeare Festival. This year’s production is a campy, kid-friendly horror adaptation of Macbeth!