The Paradox Traveling Art Bus, an immersive mobile gallery by Laura Turón, visited EPCC Valle Verde campus with her 'Enchanted Skies' exhibit, inspiring students and the community with art accessible outside traditional venues.

Dr. Tara López studies El Paso's punk scene, detailing its cultural significance locally and globally, supported by a Humanities of Texas grant and community figures like Marina Monsivais.

EPCC celebrated its 48th Juried Student Art Exhibition, featuring a wide array of student-created visual arts, and held an awards ceremony for outstanding contributions.

El Paso Community College received a Humanities of Texas grant, animating its punk history through events led by Dr. Tara López, highlighting the region's punk culture and its historical impact.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces is hosting a Teen Perler Beads Event for ages 12-18 to create pixel art, with no advance signup required.

The Branigan Cultural Center is hosting the All-City High Schools Senior Art Show from March 7 to April 19, featuring works from over 70 students across various media, with an opening night and awards on March 7.

EPCC's 48th Spring Arts Festival runs from February to May, featuring a variety of creative events and a student art exhibition from March 28 to May 9.

The El Paso Museum of Art reopens its Second Floor Galleries with new HVAC and three exhibitions featuring Judithe Hernández, Tom Lea, and Owen Schwab.

Local artists' works have been chosen to adorn city bus shelters, infusing commutes with creativity and cultural expression for approximately 12 months.

Doña Ana County established a Creative Industries Department and launched initiatives, including workshops and a website showcasing public art, to integrate creativity with economic growth.

Las Cruces' Branigan Memorial Library hosts a flower quilling workshop, suitable for participants aged 11+, with no experience necessary. The event takes place on February 7, offering a chance to learn paper coil art.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduce a bi-monthly Themed Painting program at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library with sessions including love, Star Wars, and colors themes.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will host Black History Month events including a "Beloved" film screening and discussions on African American literature and performance art.