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The Pharr Community Theater Company has been enriching the cultural life of the Rio Grande Valley for over a decade. As a non-profit organization, they have always focused on producing high-quality plays that captivate audiences and leave them wanting more. With 3-4 main-stage productions each year, they have become a leading live theatre production company in Hildago County. But it's not just about the performances. The Company also offers scriptwriting and acting classes for all ages, taught by experienced coaches and students from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley drama department. These classes give aspiring writers and actors the skills and confidence they need to pursue their dreams.

At PRIME, they don't just cook food; they craft a dining experience defined by excellence. The dishes are prepped with the finest ingredients and reflect the full potential of the culinary art. The dining room is luxuriously appointed and provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable taste experience. Whether planning a particular date, celebrating a milestone, or making a meaningful business connection, PRIME is ideal for fine steakhouse dining. PRIME also offers a private dining area that can seat a certain number of people and is elegantly decorated to complement the fine dining experience. If you prefer a more relaxed environment, the bar offers the best local craft beer, fine wine, and a full steakhouse menu. You can choose from a wide selection of wines, draft beer, and cocktails to enhance the flavor of excellence.

The Gladys Porter Zoo is a fantastic place to visit, spanning 31 acres of land and home to more than 1,600 animals worldwide. From gorillas, wallabies, and rhinos to zebras, crocodiles, lions, kangaroos, and giraffes, the Zoo features wildlife from various regions such as Asia, Africa, Australia, the United States, and marine life. The Zoo is a well-known zoological and botanical park renowned for its successful conservation programs and breeding of endangered species. The park promotes nature preservation through education, conservation, outdoor recreation, and research. The park boasts several attractions, including the Herpetarium, Aquarium, Tropical America Free-flight Aviary, Macaw Canyon, Bear Grottos, and a Komodo dragon exhibit. In addition, the park's Small World section features a nursery and an animal contact yard where children can interact with domesticated animals.