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Step into a world of nostalgia and immerse yourself in the ultimate entertainment experience at Rad Retrocade, a beautifully designed bar in the El Paso and Las Cruces regions. Whether you're a drink enthusiast or an arcade game lover, Rad Retrocade has something for everyone. As soon as you step inside, you'll be transported to a time when gaming was more straightforward and fun. You can quench your thirst while enjoying the games with a specially curated selection of craft beers, specialty cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks. Rad Retrocade boasts a treasure trove of classic arcade games, including Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Space Invaders. The bar's sights, sounds, and ambiance will make you feel like you're in a different era. So, come on down and indulge in a unique entertainment experience that seamlessly blends the past with the present.

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.

Los Portales is a historic building home to the Old County Jail Museum, which showcases San Elizario's rich and colorful history. You can step back and marvel at the area's 400 years of significant historical events, including the "First Thanksgiving," the Spanish Presidio, the San Elizario Salt War of 1877, and El Paso's first county seat. As a visitor information center, we welcome your questions about the area. The Museum, located in a Territorial-Style building from the 1850s in El Paso's Mission Valley, offers free admission. Its exhibits focus on San Elizario's fascinating history.