The Consulate General of Mexico in El Paso, el Centro cultural Mexicano Paso del Norte and the University of Texas in El Paso are inviting residents to the Concert and Photo Exhibit “Raramuri Roots.” The Concert and Photographic Exhibition “Raíces Raramuri”or Raramuri Roots, is …
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As part of National Parks and Recreation Month, the Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a Grandpa, Grandma, and Me Intergenerational Tardeada dance. The free event is one of several events held during National Parks …
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“We should do something for them, they do a lot, and we forget that,” says Lupe Ochoa, speaking of the soldiers stationed on Ft. Bliss. “This is a hard thing to do. This was good …
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In commemoration of the 111th anniversary of her birth, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Montecillo and the Borderland Fridas will celebrate Frida Kahlo with live music, ballet folklorico, a silent auction benefitting local artists, a Frida-inspired painting class by I …
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William Shakespeare’s most popular comedy -“A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” – will be performed by KIDS-N-CO.’s Production Camp next weekend. Directed by Vanessa Keyser, this camp not only delved into acting and theater, it also introduced …
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Below is a list of events from around the Borderland for the month of June. If you have an addition, please mail it to news@epheraldpost.com June 14, 2018- West Star Bank Presents: Cool Canyon Nights …
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Fifty years ago, Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey premiered and literally changed the way the world thought of space – and what’s in it. Did you know there are conspiracy theories about the movie? …
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As Spring has arrived in the Borderland, the Socorro Independent School District is again hosting its free Farmers and Artisan Market. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday, March 25 at …
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The Tularosa Basin is known for its natural beauty, the white sands of gypsum and the space program. Wait a minute – the space program? To find out more about how the white sands and …
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Tattoos, music and fun come together at this year’s Showdown Festival on Friday through Sunday, March 16-18, at the El Paso County Coliseum. The Showdown Festival, created by George Galindo, an El Pasoan who owns …
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The El Paso County Historical Society (EPCHS) kicks of its 2018 monthly lecture series with this discussion about El Paso’s mid-twentieth century morality laws and their greater significance locally and nationally. Jecoa Ross, UTEP PhD Student, …
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Fifteen years ago, the world was rocked when disaster befell the crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia. After 27 missions, the Columbia disintegrated upon re-entry on February 1, 2003, killing all seven crew members. The …
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Geek. Poser. Jock. Beauty Queen. Wannabe. These are the labels that can last a lifetime. With an unforgettable rock score from Tony Award-winning composer, Jason Robert Brown, (“Parade,” “The Last Five Years,” “Bridges of Madison …
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The El Paso Public Library is once again accepting entries for the annual Youth Poetry Contest. Open to students in grades 1-12, the poems may be submitted in English or Spanish through January 31. Each …
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Vista College’s El Paso Campus invites the community to “Pictures with Santa,” a fun, free event for families. Guests may take pictures with Santa, color with Santa’s Elves, enjoy candy canes, and watch holiday movies, …
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