El Paso, TX Events

As Amal takes her first steps in El Paso she is surrounded by the migrant community who extend their welcome with their own acts of generosity.

In partnership with Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, BNHR, Casa Carmelita, Sacred Liberation, TFN, and Diocesan Migrant Refugee Services, Wise Fools, Immigrant Families Together, Aoy Elementary/EPISD and City of El Paso Parks and Recreation.

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Amal visits The Healing Garden and reflects on the 23 lives tragically lost during the 2019 Walmart mass shooting in El Paso.

In partnership with Creative Kids, El Paso Pro-Musica, United Way of El Paso County, BOOST Network and El Paso County Parks and Recreation.

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Amal starts her day at UTEP’s Interdisciplinary Research Building in the heart of the Centennial Plaza.

In partnership with City of El Paso and The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).

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Amal is thrilled to be invited to El Paso’s 150th birthday party!   She joins the city to celebrate the resilient spirit of its people, and the cultural mosaic that defines the Sun City.

In partnership with City of El Paso, Lush Cosmetics and Ben & Jerry’s.

This is a past event. Explore more HERE.

Creative Kids is a nationally recognized creative youth development agency that positively impacts under-resourced populations in the border community of El Paso, Texas helping young people to thrive through the transformative power of the arts.  Creative Kids’ 16,000 sq. ft. Headquarters, known as the oLo Gallery (Other Learning Opportunities), is located in the Union Plaza District in downtown El Paso. This facility is the permanent home to Creative Kids’ art studios and gallery, cooking facility, multimedia skills development center and administrative offices.

Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services Inc. (DMRS) is the largest provider of free legal immigration services in West Texas and New Mexico and has been serving the immigrant community since 1986. In 2022, we served more than 31,000 people. If you would like to help fund our work, any contribution is welcome! Thank you!

Diocesan Migrant and Refugee Services is the largest provider of free immigration legal services in West Texas and New Mexico and has been serving the immigrant community since 1986. By 2022, we are serving more than 31,000 people. If you would like to help fund our work, any contribution is welcome. Thank you!

The Rubin Center for the Visual Arts at The University of Texas El Paso is a bridge between the university and the world beyond its walls. The Center supports artist-led and community-centered explorations of contemporary life from the US-Mexico border. Through rigorous and risk-taking programs, exhibitions, and performances, the Center invites dialogue between diverse publics–campus and community, local and international–across disciplines and geographies. We serve as a dynamic training ground for a new generation of creative practitioners who are expanding the ways that artists can exist in the world.