Border Theatre returns to the Jewel Box with the improvised piece Dare (me) to be … Stuspid! The play was generated through the theatre’s acting workshops.

Today we feature artwork where every stroke of paint tells a tale - not from seasoned artists, but from the paws of shelter pets who are waiting for their forever homes.

Disney’s hit broadway musical, Aladdin, is on stage at the Plaza Theatre February 6-11, 2024 and on that stage will be El Pasoan Gabriela E. Moreno.

Frank Parga is an artist from El Paso who lives in New York City. His background and sources of inspiration provide valuable insights into his life and artistic journey.

Love Letters is a transformative artistic journey where artist Christin Apodaca collaborates with diverse female and female-identifying creatives.

Benito's living conditions at a park in the Mexican border city Juarez created a public outcry. He now has a new home with other giraffes at a wildlife preserve in southern Mexico.

Budding Chicana artist Citlali Delgado had the fortune of growing up surrounded by art and artists thanks to her father, artist Francisco Delgado.

The Rubin Center has a new slate of shows for the spring, here to tell us about them are curators Laura Agusta and Adan Vallecillo.

The Desert was Red and Red the Dust was Raised is the current exhibit at the Las Cruces Museum of Art by five female artists who live and work in Las Cruces and El Paso.

Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp is the proprietor of Aghaa’ Hat Co and Pins and Needles. She recently moved her storefront to a triangle shaped building where Alameda and Texas Avenue meet.