Bárbara Padilla, who beat stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma, joins the LCSO's season opener this weekend at Atkinson Recital Hall.

Downtown Alamogordo gets a Tex-Mex and norteño showcase Saturday, with food trucks lining New York Avenue outside the Flickinger Center.

The 1990 Bellas Artes show, once a barrier-breaking first, returns as a sing-along cinema event in El Paso and Juárez.

The Rio Grande Theatre hosts a live-music companion program on October 17, with VIP tickets including a reception with filmmakers.

Fernando Macias will narrate Copland's Lincoln Portrait as a new orchestra debuts patriotic works at NMSU's Atkinson Recital Hall.

Over 80 artworks by 31 artists span twin shows in El Paso and Juárez, opening days apart in September.

Kids-N-Co brings the Broadway musical to a church stage with a nearly all-teen cast through mid-September.

She's got a painted red vest, a wristwatch, and a mole on her cheek — and almost nobody knows she's there.

El Paso's Mexican American Cultural Center opens its biggest solo show yet, spotlighting a Chicano art pioneer's six-decade career.

Visit El Paso will shuttle riders free to three centuries-old churches along Socorro Road on September 5, with a downtown pickup available on request.

Mariana Yáñez's photography exhibition opened on the courthouse's third floor, backed by Mexico's consulate and a local nonprofit.

A free evening of theater, folklórico dance and a mercado hits San Elizario's historic plaza this month, with the show told from La Llorona's husband's side.

The free downtown festival draws 45,000-plus fans yearly and pumps roughly $1.2 million into El Paso's economy.