El Paso ISD Fine Arts launched an exhibit with student art reimagining classic paintings with animals. The Stanton Gallery is hosting it with free entry.

Las Cruces has designated October as Public Art Month, with various events including a scavenger hunt and artist talks to celebrate and engage with the city's art and culture.

El Paso's 18th Annual Chalk the Block event features artists transforming sidewalks with vibrant chalk art, alongside interactive installations, live music, and art workshops.

The SISD held its annual Employee Art Show, where art teacher Julian Vidales won first place with a tribute to his late father. The event showcased SISD employees' artistic talents with 100 entries in various media.

Three Socorro ISD students won top honors in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition; their works celebrate Mexican-American heritage and will be displayed at the US Capitol and El Paso Museum of Art.

Students from El Paso ISD are participating in a community mural project in Segundo Barrio to promote cultural pride and community healing through art.

El Paso high school artist Diana Calderón is gaining recognition for her portraiture, winning the All-State Artist title at VASE and first place at the district art show. She values passion over accolades and aims to inspire future artists.

Las Cruces' public library is hosting a Themed Painting program on June 7, offering free art activities linked to the Summer Reading Program theme, "Color Our World."

Branigan Library in Las Cruces is hosting a free Perler Beads event for teens on May 20, offering a chance to create pixel art and enjoy a social setting with snacks. No sign-up is required for the 4-5:30 p.m. session.

The Las Cruces Museum of Art is exhibiting "LUSTER," featuring over 55 automobile and motorcycle paintings, from May 23 to August 16, with a free artist reception on June 6.

El Paso Community College's 'Off the Page' Show at Valle Verde united English, Graphic Design, Music, and Culinary Arts into a vivid cultural showcase with live readings, art, dances, musical performances, and culinary treats.

El Paso ISD students excel at the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, with Marium Zahra and Maura Rascon winning awards for their emotionally charged and culturally themed artworks.

EPISD invites faculty and staff to display artwork at an upcoming exhibit, highlighting employee creativity through various mediums, with a submission deadline of May 21, 2025.