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.

A new self-guided trail leads fans past sites from Sundance winner In the Summers and George Lopez's Walking with Herb.

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church hosts three days of baklava, souvlakia and live music starting September 18.

Tickets are moving fast for the one-night show inside El Paso's fire-gutted De Soto Hotel, shuttered since the 2022 blaze.

Las Cruces' student-run film festival has new dates for 2027, with 150 to 200 projects and more than 12,000 attendees expected at NMSU.

El Paso is mourning Benjamin Alire Sáenz, the award-winning author of <em>Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe</em>, who died at 71 after a lengthy illness.