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Bowl El Paso is the ultimate entertainment destination that guarantees a great time for everyone. With 40 USBC-sanctioned bowling lanes, an Arcade Room, and a Billiards Room, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The center's laid-back, casual atmosphere is perfect for league play, a romantic date night, or a fun night out with friends or family. Plus, you can indulge in mouth-watering food options such as fresh-made pizza, burgers, and more while sipping on your favorite drink from the full-service bar. And remember the live music in the Brooklyn Lounge. Bowl El Paso welcomes all skill levels, whether you're a novice or an experienced bowler. Take advantage of the fun. Visit Bowl El Paso today.

For almost four decades, VIVA! El Paso has captivated audiences with its fresh production concept, high energy, and talented director. This show pays homage to the Great American Southwest, offering a platform for local talent to showcase their skills. The result is a highly cultural, creative, and entertaining production that has captured the hearts of local audiences, visitors, and newcomers to the region. To make this show successful, some of the best-performing artists in El Paso have served as ensemble members, directors, designers, and choreographers. Join them and be part of an unforgettable experience celebrating the American Southwest's unique heritage.

El Paso has a must-visit spot on its list: the International Museum of Art, located in the city's historic Rio Grande District. The Museum is in a Victorian-style mansion designed and completed in the early 1900s. Its humble beginnings can be traced back to 1925 when the first display cases showcased a collection of books, pottery, tapestries, and other unique items. Over time, the International Museum became a center for women's contributions to the war effort. It also began displaying more eclectic items such as mineral samples, clothing, and pottery. Eventually, the Museum became home to the priceless Kress Collection of Fine Art. Today, the International Association for the Visual Arts operates the International Museum, which houses collections worldwide.