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Are you looking for a fun-filled family adventure? Look no further than Adventure Zone. The park features many activities, including 36 holes of mini golf, El Paso's biggest go-kart track, bumper boats, a video arcade, and a restaurant. The restaurant is renowned for serving the locally famous McCrory Tacos, which have been voted Top 5 Best Tacos in the El Paso Times readers poll and have been a local favorite since 1952. Located at I-10 at the Redd Road exit, Adventure Zone is open daily and offers group rates and private park rentals. Whether you're looking for a fun day out with the family, a school trip, or a special event, Adventure Zone has you covered. They also host many events throughout the year, including the Spring Break Concert Series, Boo-the Haunted House for kids, and more. Come on over and enjoy some delicious food, exciting activities, and endless entertainment.

Surreal Sculptures by Ho Baron, a remarkable artist passionate about creating surreal narrative sculptures, has produced his unique works of art for the last fifty years. His Sculpture Garden is now open to the public, offering an opportunity to view his stunning creations free of charge. The garden can be seen from Piedras anytime, and visitors can take a leisurely walk there during daylight hours. The garden features ten life-size figurative sculptures, each handcrafted using cast stone and bronze. Ho Baron's sculptures are whimsical and anthropomorphic, each piece lending itself to various scenarios. In addition to his sculptures, Ho Baron also creates incredible pen-and-ink drawings, photographs, and assemblages. The public is welcome to visit the garden and marvel at these fabulous works of art.

The El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center is a commemorative site in Downtown El Paso. It pays tribute to the millions of individuals who lost their lives in the atrocities committed by the Nazi Regime between 1933 to 1945. The Museum has a permanent exhibit showcases multi-media galleries, including the Moving Gallery of El Paso Holocaust Survivors. Using education, outreach, and cultural activities, visitors can expand their knowledge about the Holocaust and understand how to fight against bigotry and intolerance. The Museum provides materials in both English and Spanish, and it also offers year-round programs to complement its lessons. Admission is free of charge, but visitors are encouraged to make donations.