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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.

Do you love bringing your loved ones together for a special occasion? If so, you must experience the thrilling entertainment at Red Door Escape in El Paso. They offer a wide range of immersive experiences, from spaceship missions to enchanted lands and even make-believe prisons, where you can put your brainpower to the test and work with your friends and family to solve cryptic puzzles and hidden clues. These episodes are of the highest quality and designed to be fully immersive, so they're perfect for all ages. Whether celebrating a birthday or looking to build teamwork skills, Red Door Escape has got you covered. So, are you up for the challenge? Come and collaborate with your group or compete with other teams for an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling exhilarated and closer than ever.

Welcome to Saint Patrick Cathedral, the seat of the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of El Paso. Located in downtown El Paso, the Cathedral is an important historical landmark and a beautiful expression of faith. The clergy and townspeople built it to showcase their devotion to their religion. The Cathedral boasts custom-made stained-glass windows created by the Emil Frei Art Glass Co. of St. Louis and Munich. These windows depict scenes of Jesus Christ's life, from His birth to resurrection. The windows were donated by different parishioners, who also included inscriptions dedicated to their friends or family members.