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A trip to the El Paso area wouldn't be complete without stopping by the Hal Marcus Gallery. This small art gallery between UTEP and Downtown features a vibrant and imaginative exhibition that provokes thought. Visitors can explore works by the local El Paso painter Hal Marcus and other talented artists. At the gallery, visitors can view works showcasing artists' skills in various mediums, including oil, acrylic, mixed media, pen and ink, etching, and sculpture. The exhibition also includes a nine-minute looping video that offers profound insights into the art and Hal Marcus's distinctive approach.  

Come and enjoy the ultimate craft beer festival in Downtown El Paso. The Sun City Craft Beer Festival is the city's most significant and impressive event, featuring craft beers, live music, and exciting games. They aim to provide all attendees with an unforgettable experience they will talk about for years. This festival is to be noticed, with delicious drinks, thrilling entertainment, and endless fun. Join them and immerse yourself in the best that the craft beer world has to offer.

Step back in time and relish a unique experience at 1922, the bar that offers signature cocktails that will take your senses on an unforgettable journey. The building's rich history enhances the atmosphere and helps you unwind and enjoy yourself. The expert mixologists, masters of their craft, have perfected the art of crafting delicious classic cocktails you won't find anywhere else. The bar provides a beautiful, timeless setting to relish them and create everlasting memories. Though reservations are not mandatory, they highly recommend it to ensure that you and your group get a table. Prepare for an unforgettable evening, but remember to keep your visit confidential. To enter the bar, walk into the phone booth and press the button labeled "Den" on the phone. One of the staff members will greet you upon arrival.

Discover the El Paso Mission Trail Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the historic nine-mile corridor between Ysleta, Socorro, and San Elizario. As part of the larger El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, the Mission Trail offers a gateway to one of the most historical areas in the binational region. Established in 1986, the association aims to promote cultural heritage, diversity, and economic development by facilitating education, preservation, and tourism efforts in the local community. The passionate members of the El Paso Mission Trail Association are committed to fostering an appreciation for the living cultural legacies that have played a vital role in our shared history.