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Explore El Paso's fascinating past through the exhibits and programs at The El Paso Museum of History. This Museum serves the entire community and aims to promote understanding and significance of the rich, multicultural, and multinational history of the border region known as "The Pass of the North." The Museum encourages diverse audiences to explore different human experiences and reflect on their place in history. One of the highlights of the Museum is DIGIE, the famous Digital Wall, which features a vast collection of images and videos exploring El Paso's past and present. The touch-sensitive TV screens make navigating and enjoying this multimedia experience easy.

The El Paso Playhouse is a community theater that has been running for the longest time in El Paso. Initially known as the Festival Theatre, it has gone through several transformations and locations over the past 50 years. The theater offers various performing arts performances, including mysteries, comedies, dramas, and many others. In its 48 years, the theater has witnessed numerous changes, from paint colors to the genre of plays performed on stage and the countless actors and patrons visiting it. Yet, it has remained a solid and enduring institution that entertains, engages, and educates people from all walks of life through theatrical performances and community involvement.

Welcome to Jungle Reef Touch Aquarium, El Paso's first interactive aquarium on the city's west side. It promises an unforgettable experience for families, friends, school field trips, and animal enthusiasts of all ages. At Jungle Reef, they redefine how you explore marine and terrestrial life. You can dive into the underwater realm with sharks, glide alongside graceful stingrays, interact with playful otters, and discover the mesmerizing world of reptiles. But that's not all. The immersive exhibits will introduce you to diverse species, from colorful birds to captivating reptiles, all in an environment that closely replicates their natural habitats.