David's Glass & Mirrors

Welcome to The Rockin' Bar, the perfect place to hang out with friends and unwind after a long day. The bar offers live music, jams, the NFL Sunday Ticket, a great draft beer selection, and cool libations. The bartenders are the best in town and are always happy to serve you. You can enjoy live music and meet new people while playing darts, pooling, or selecting your favorite tunes on the jukebox. They also offer complimentary food on Sundays and have food trucks available when you're in the mood for a bite. Whether you're cheering on your favorite NFL team or looking for a good time, they've got you covered. So come on down and check them out, and see why they are quickly becoming the go-to spot for locals.

Are you a fan of the performing arts? Then, you will want to attend The UTEP Dinner Theatre. Their impressive productions include Blondel, Tycoon, Chess, and Lute premieres. Did you know their chess production was the first stage after London and New York? This critically acclaimed show was performed by the talented UTEP company at the prestigious John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in 1989 and even won an award at the American College Theatre Festival. Check out The UTEP Dinner Theatre's website and join them as a valued member of their audience. You won't be disappointed.

The Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Cultural Center is a place dedicated to cultural enrichment and a site to showcase centuries of tribal history. Its main goal is to educate people about the culture and history of the oldest federally recognized tribe in Texas. This is done by providing information and interactive experiences unique to the area. The Cultural Center offers a wide variety of activities for Tribal Members only, including dance, pottery making, bead looming, bread baking, storytelling, and gardening. Additionally, it provides retail space for tribal members to sell authentic Tigua attire and artifacts. Visitors can also explore the museum, showcasing objects such as artifacts, pottery, photographs, and videos representing over 300 years of Tigua history.