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El Paso based mixed-media artist Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp is known for her evocative installations and hand-crafted objects that speak to cultural memory and personal lineage. -
Slow Emergences dance performance embodies practices to rediscover and value what speed and global crises so often destroy. It asks how healthcare, climate, social welfare, and pedagogy might be re-imagined to support long-term livability.
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Today, we’re celebrating 25 years of Zuill Bailey as Artistic Director of El Paso Pro-Musica. Since arriving in El Paso in 2001, Zuill has transformed the musical landscape of our region. -
La Bohème captures the raw beauty of youth, love, and loss in artistic Paris. El Paso Opera returns to St. Rogers Depot for five performances of the classic Puccini opera. -
Teatro Neplanta presents Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley from January 21 - 25 at Studio 1929. Doubt is a story of suspicion cast on a priest’s behavior that questions moral certainty. -
Unexpected Pedestrians features the work of Citlali Delgado who implements an understanding of regional complexity in the borderlands, making it a continuous orbit between both Juárez and El Paso. -
The City of El Paso Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, in partnership with the Mid-America Arts Alliance will host free workshops for local creative professionals. -
El Paso Pro-Musica is planning another amazing Chamber Music Festival for January and is also celebrating Artistic Director Zuill Bailey and his 25th year as Artistic Director of EPPM. -
Two makers are coming together to create “The Stitch House,” a creative space for all different types of fabric artists. -
It’s Christmas time and one of the season’s highlights is A Christmas Carol en La Frontera — the beloved bilingual Borderland twist on Dickens. -
Amanda Ekery is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and composer from El Paso whose work bridges culture, history, and storytelling. Her latest album Árabe was just nominated for a Grammy Award. -
Art can help heal our veteran community. A workshop with artist Joey Lee Cabral and an exhibit of Tom Lea’s WWII paintings offer space for reflection and, connection at the Veteran One Stop Center.
