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The El Paso Museum of History exists for the educational benefit of the community and visitors. It promotes the understanding and significance of the rich multicultural and multinational history of the border region known as The Pass of the North. Through exhibits and programs, the Museum involves diverse audiences in exploring varieties of human experience and encourages individuals to explore the past and reflect on their own place in history.
Mariachi Alegre performs "Amor Eterno" honoring the victims of the mass shooting of August 3, 2019 in El Paso, Texas. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
Mariachi Alegre performs "Amor Eterno" in honor of the victims of the August 3, 2019 mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
City of El Paso, Texas - Municipal Government
Join us, as we remember the 23 lives that were lost in the mass shooting of August 3, 2019. Orange ribbons will be available from now until 8pm to be tied on the memorial at Ponder Park. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
Museums and Cultural Affairs Department - City of El Paso
In remembrance of the 23 lives that were lost in the mass shooting of August 3, 2019, orange ribbons will be available from now until 8pm to be tied on the memorial at Ponder Park. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
City of El Paso, Texas - Municipal Government
Today we remember and honor the victims of the August 3rd tragedy as our community continues to heal. On this day one year ago, 23 lives were lost but never forgotten.
Together we remember. Together we heal. We are #ElPasoStrong. #ATimeToRemember #LoveForElPaso
• Jorge Calvillo García
• Adolfo Cerros Hernández
• Guillermo García Sifuentes
• María Eugenia Legarreta Rothe
• Iván Filiberto Manzano
• Gloria Irma Márquez
• Elsa Liboria Mendoza Márquez
• Sara Esther Regalado Monreal
• Juan de Dios Velázquez Cháirez
• Alexander Gerhard Hoffman
• Andre Pablo Anchondo
• Jordan Anchondo
• Arturo Benavides
• Leonard Cipeda Campos
• María Flores
• Raúl Flores
• David Alvah Johnson
• Luis Alfonzo Juárez
• Maribel Hernández Loya
• Javier Rodríguez
• Margie Reckard
• Teresa Sánchez de Freitas
• Angelina Silva-Englisbee
City of El Paso, Texas - Municipal Government
"Resilience: Remembering August 3rd" is a permanent exhibition at the El Paso History Museum in memory of the victims and strength of the El Paso Community.
The tributes of this collection were recovered from the original memorial site outside of Walmart. Due to COVID-19, the exhibition remains closed, but you can see a few tributes here. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
Lt. Carson relives the day that changed the community of El Paso forever on August 3, 2019. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
Lt. Carson relives the day that changed the community of El Paso forever on August 3, 2019.
City Manager Tommy Gonzalez delivers a heart filled message to the community of El Paso in light of the August 3, 2019 mass shooting 1 year anniversary. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
City Manager Tommy Gonzalez delivers a heart filled message to the community in light of the August 3, 2019 mass shooting 1 year anniversary.
Pianist Leo Bennanto performs an original piece titled, "Meditación" in honor of the victims of August 3, 2019 mass shooting. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
Pianist Leo Bennanto performs an original piece titled, "Meditación" in honor of the victims of August 3, 2019 mass shooting.
A message from Consul General of Mexico in El Paso Mauricio Ibarra Ponce de León honoring the lives of 9 Mexican nationals that were killed in the mass shooting of August 3, 2019. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
A message from Council General Mauricio Ponce de Loen of Mexico in El Paso honoring the lives of 9 Mexican nationals that were killed in the mass shooting of...
First Responder Ricardo Nava recalls his moving experience treating wounded El Pasoans during the mass shooting of August 3, 2019. Thank you to all First Responders! #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
First Responder Ricardo Nava recalls August 3, 2019 and shares his experience helping wounded El Pasoans.
A message of hope from Mayor Dee Margo as we approach the 1 year anniversary of the August 3, 2019 mass shooting in El Paso, Texas. #ElPasoStrong #ATimeToRemember
An inspirational message from Mayor Dee Margo to the El Paso Community as we approach the 1 year anniversary of the August 3rd mass shooting.
The El Paso Museum of History presents "Resilience: Remembering August 3rd".
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the El Paso Museum of History is currently closed to the public. "Resilience: Remembering August 3rd" will be available for public viewing once the Museum reopens.
For video with closed captions, visit: https://youtu.be/IFiniuraAiY
#ElPasoStrong 🧡
Did you know orange is the national color for gun violence and those who were victims of it? We’ll have these special orange ribbons for the community to tie on the memorial at Ponder Park on Monday, August 3 as we mark the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting that impacted our region. #elpasostrong #atimetoremember
DIGIE our community digital wall, will be displaying a commemorative video and virtual memorial beginning Friday, July 31 - Friday, August 7 from 9 AM - 5 PM
(CLOSED Saturday & Sunday)
For the complete digital archive, visit: http://digie.org/album/22606/64266
🗣 Virtual Lecture 💻
Tune in to our virtual lecture lead by Elvira Carrizal-Dukes, PhD(c), MFA, doctoral degree candidate in the Rhetoric and Composition program at The UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso where she is an Assistant Professor of Practice and Academic Advisor for Chicana/o Studies. Elvira Carrizal-Dukes discusses documenting our community featuring local student producers who have filmed El Paso's history and share advice on making a short documentary film. This lecture is generously funded by Humanities Texas.
🗣 Virtual Lecture 💻
Tune in to our virtual lecture lead by Elvira Carrizal-Dukes DUKEScomics.com, PhD(c), MFA, doctoral degree candidate in the Rhetoric and Composition program at UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso where she is an Assistant Professor of Practice and Academic Advisor for Chicana/o Studies. Elvira Carrizal-Dukes discusses documenting our community featuring local student producers who have filmed El Paso's history and share advice on making a short documentary film. This lecture is generously funded by Humanities Texas.
Museums and Cultural Affairs Department - City of El Paso
One of the many treasures in our El Paso Museum of History is this door, one of the original portals into la Misión de Corpus Christi de San Antonio de la Ysleta del Sur. Commonly known as the Ysleta Mission, it’s the oldest continuously active parish in Texas and among the oldest five continuously active in the country.
Museums and Cultural Affairs Department - City of El Paso
A Time to Remember
Join us for a virtual Memorial to honor the victims and 1-year anniversary of August 3, 2019.
Upload your pictures, art, poetry, story, music, and more using #elpasostrong and #atimetoremember
Select submissions will be posted July 30 - August 3.
🗣 Virtual Lecture 💻
Tune in to our interactive lecture lead by Hilda Ontiveros-Arrieta, Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at the UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso. Professor Ontiveros discusses the Femicides in the Chihuahuan Desert from 1993 -2020. This lecture is generously funded by Humanities Texas.
Click the link below to access the interactive virtual presentation which will be available for 30 days ⬇️
https://share.nearpod.com/vsph/2wpdr2YNLu
☀️ FREE Virtual Summer Workshops ☀️
The El Paso Museum of History will be offering FREE at-home virtual workshops through July and August. Interested participants will have the opportunity to sign up for their workshop of interest beginning the Monday of the workshop. A randomized drawing will take place for participants to receive FREE at-home workshop kits including all materials needed for the workshop.
→ Workshop sign-up will be available Monday 12 PM - Thursday 12 PM.
→ FREE kit recipients will be notified Thursday at 3 PM and at-home workshop kits will be available for curbside pick-up Friday at our Museum's loading dock (510 N Santa Fe with access to loading dock on W Missouri Ave)
→ Link to virtual workshop video will sent to participants Saturday for access via email.
👀(Look out for our Free Virtual Summer Workshop Facebook events posted on the Monday before each workshop!)
Questions? ☎️(915) 212-3165 or 📨[email protected]
Did you know ❓❓❓
In 1909, the Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico integrated into the greater Pacific Railroad in the United States; railway operations increased travel from Mazatlán, Sinaloa in Southern Mexico to Nogales, Sonora in Northern Mexico, connecting with the Sunset Route in southwest United States directly into Arizona. In October 1920, Mexican President Álvaro Obregón visited El Paso, and expressed his aspirations for international friendship and diplomatic relations between the two countries – a week later the El Paso Chamber of Commerce promptly set out for their excursion by train to Mexico City. The Peace and Progress Excursions promoted “international friendship and diplomatic relations between the two countries”.
EPMH Education and Curatorial Associate, Stephanie Gardea is seen dusting and prepping two panoramic photographs newly added to display in our exhibition “Tracks Across the Desert: More than 100 years of Railroad in El Paso”. These photographs are of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce Peace and Progress Excursions to Mexico in 1920 and 1941 and are both from the museum’s collections. Although few documentation exists regarding the Peace and Progress Excursions, artifacts like these further contextualize a tradition for the El Paso Chamber of Commerce over a course of 20 years, just before Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico was eventually sold to the Mexican government in 1951.
Congratulations to our Museum Curator, Erica Marin for being selected as a 2020 National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures Leadership Institute fellow. 🎉
Congratulations to El Paso Museum of History Curator Erica Marin! She is one of 16 cultural workers from throughout the Unites States and Puerto Rico taking part in the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures Leadership Institute. It is a weeklong intensive professional development program produced for and by Latinx cultural workers expanding their network and also creating a leadership pipeline. Opportunities like this are one way the City of El Paso continues to work to develop leaders from within to sustain our progress.
Did you know❓❓❓
Microcrystalline wax is routinely used by conservators and conservation technicians as a protective layer against deterioration for protection and polishing of antique woods, ivory, gemstones, and metal objects.
EPMH Curator, Erica Marin, treats a mid-19th century Deacons bench with microcrystalline wax. The piece has undergone significant paint loss over the years and requires a cleaning and a protective coat. In this instance, the bench is being prepared for exhibition in Tracks Across the Desert.
#ThisIsElPaso ❤️
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📖 STORY BEHIND THE PHOTO 📖
Photo: Yairo Herrera and Luke Oleander & Aixa Adame and Lacey Darcy at the El Paso County Courthouse (photo credit: UTEP Prospector)
On Friday afternoon of June 26, 2015– Yairo Herrera and Luke Oleander became the first male same-sex couple to be married in El Paso, Texas at the County Courthouse. Less than 20 minutes later, Aixa Adame and Lacey Darcy wed as the first female same-sex couple.
The day before on June 25, 2015 the Supreme Court ruled that all state bans on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional, making gay marriage legal throughout the United States of America. 🏳️🌈💍❤️
For more information on the history of gay marriage visit: https://www.history.com/topics/gay-rights/gay-marriage
The El Paso Museum of History opening has been postponed
Due to a surge in COVID-19 infections, the City of El Paso, Texas - Municipal Government has decided to postpone the reopening of Quality of Life facilities and services as a precaution for the health and safety of our community and the City’s workforce.
The triple-digit spikes in COVID-19 cases announced by the Department of Public Health over the last several days has forced the City to postpone the reopening of services that include the El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens, City museums, recreation centers, spray parks and library branches. The City had scheduled to reopen the facilities on July 1 but has decided to keep them closed.
Queens in Quarantine is a virtual roundtable on the history and culture of drag performance, featuring local queens: Lavender Thug, Akasha BC, and Barbie
Queens in Quarantine is a virtual roundtable on the history and culture of drag performance, featuring local queens: Lavender Thug, Akasha BC, and Barbie
🤔 THIS OR THAT 🤔
Vote below with your reaction! Stay tuned as the correct answer will be revealed tonight at 9:00 PM in the comment section ✅
👑 Queens in Quarantine 👑
Tune in Thursday, June 25 at 5:30 PM via our Queens In Quarantine: A Virtual Roundtable Facebook Premiere!
Today is #Juneteenth
Juneteenth (Emancipation Day, Jubilee Day) June 19th commemorates the end of slavery in the United States
In 1863 during the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation declaring more than 3 million enslaved Black people living in the Confederate states, free. It was two years before the news reached African Americans living in Texas. It was not until Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, that the state’s residents learned that slavery was abolished.
Although newly emancipated individuals were barred from gathering to celebrate, the following year, June 19, the first official Juneteenth celebrations took place in Texas. The observances included prayer meetings and the singing of hymns or songs, and celebrants wore new clothes as a way of representing their newfound freedom. In the coming years, the celebration extended nationwide. Juneteenth became a Texas state holiday in 1980, and a number of other states subsequently followed suit.
Emancipation did not mean the end of violence, discrimination, or racist policy against people of the African diaspora in the United States. Nevertheless, Juneteenth is a commemoration of those who have fought endlessly for the human and civil rights of Black people and serves as a moment to educate Americans on the historical legacy of African Americans in the United States. It is a day to celebrate the culture and achievements of African Americans. Presently, it is globally celebrated.
City of El Paso, Texas - Municipal Government
The Paso del Norte Complete Count Committee (CCC) is seeking local volunteers to assist with promoting 2020 Census completion by calling our neighbors. Training will be provided virtually. Bilingual preferred, though all individuals are encouraged to sign up: https://forms.gle/zZWKTBKBTUZjweP17
El Comité de Conteo Completo (CCC) de Paso del Norte está buscando voluntarios locales para hacer llamadas por telefono e invitar a nuestra comunidad a completar el Censo 2020. La capacitación se proporcionará virtualmente. Voluntarios bilingües son preferidos, aunque se invita a todas las personas a inscribirse: https://forms.gle/zZWKTBKBTUZjweP17
📖 STORY BEHIND THE PHOTO 📖
Photo: The Briar Patch/Hyde Patio Bar: Texas Monthly Excerpt August 1985/ Briar Patch (Current Location)
Link: https://elpasoheraldpost.com/diversity-pride-square-ep-heart/
Located at the heart of Pride Square, the Briar Patch/Hyde Bar remains a popular watering hole and local social space for the LGBTQ+ community. The bar’s most popular space is their lovely patio with a large shady tree in the middle that makes one forget where they are. In the 1990s it was a small haven, more in the form of a Pub/Bar that served food. Today, it is a go-to on a night out at Pride Square. “The Briar Patch is the oldest gay bar still running in El Paso. It still operates the way so many spots did back when your local gay bar was the only touchstone for community to meet other people who identified as LGBTQ. The best time to visit is summer, after the sun has set and the heat breaks, the patio becomes crowded with the sound of dance music, ice cubes tinkling and screams of ‘Oh girl, no!’” says Ben Fyffe. The Briar Patch was originally located on 204 E. Rio Grande, facing St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Now occupied by Monarch Bar, it’s new location is 508 N Stanton.
#PrideMonth
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The El Paso Museum of History presents "Resilience: Remembering August 3rd". Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the El Paso Museum of History is currently closed to the public. "Resilience: Remembering August 3rd" will be available for public viewing once the Museum reopens. For video with closed captions, visit: https://youtu.be/IFiniuraAiY
🗣 Virtual Lecture 💻 Tune in to our virtual lecture lead by Elvira Carrizal-Dukes, PhD(c), MFA, doctoral degree candidate in the Rhetoric and Composition program at The UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso where she is an Assistant Professor of Practice and Academic Advisor for Chicana/o Studies. Elvira Carrizal-Dukes discusses documenting our community featuring local student producers who have filmed El Paso's history and share advice on making a short documentary film. This lecture is generously funded by Humanities Texas.
Did you know ❓❓❓ In 1909, the Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico integrated into the greater Pacific Railroad in the United States; railway operations increased travel from Mazatlán, Sinaloa in Southern Mexico to Nogales, Sonora in Northern Mexico, connecting with the Sunset Route in southwest United States directly into Arizona. In October 1920, Mexican President Álvaro Obregón visited El Paso, and expressed his aspirations for international friendship and diplomatic relations between the two countries – a week later the El Paso Chamber of Commerce promptly set out for their excursion by train to Mexico City. The Peace and Progress Excursions promoted “international friendship and diplomatic relations between the two countries”. EPMH Education and Curatorial Associate, Stephanie Gardea is seen dusting and prepping two panoramic photographs newly added to display in our exhibition “Tracks Across the Desert: More than 100 years of Railroad in El Paso”. These photographs are of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce Peace and Progress Excursions to Mexico in 1920 and 1941 and are both from the museum’s collections. Although few documentation exists regarding the Peace and Progress Excursions, artifacts like these further contextualize a tradition for the El Paso Chamber of Commerce over a course of 20 years, just before Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico was eventually sold to the Mexican government in 1951.
Queens in Quarantine is a virtual roundtable on the history and culture of drag performance, featuring local queens: Lavender Thug, Akasha BC, and Barbie
Today we celebrate #InternationalMuseumDay 🌎🏛 Here's a look back at our year!
A ✨FREE✨ virtual space for tots (crawling through 3 y.o.) and their caregivers. From the comfort of your home via our Facebook Premiere, we'll have fun and bond through age-appropriate movements, tales, and games that contribute to a developing child’s health and contentment. • Children must be accompanied by an adult guardian. • Wear comfortable clothes for playing and stretching • Have small stuffed animal handy if you have one! Lead by: Rubi Orozco Santos- Tradiciones Sanas Rubi Orozco Santos has been leading yoga and wellness classes for borderland youth and families for 10 years. She is a Certified Baby and Toddler Yoga teacher with ChildLight Yoga, Certified Restorative Yoga Teacher with Wise Owl Wellness and is a registered experienced yoga teacher (E-RYT200), prenatal yoga teacher (RPYT), and continuing education provider (YACEP) with Yoga Alliance, the international yoga professional organization.
Check out our latest exhibit, Etchings by Steve Edwards. This is a gift to EPMH of Jim Singleton in honor of Maureen Singleton†.
Happy Birthday, DIGIE! 🎂 ✨🎉 5 years ago today our digital wall, the only one of its kind in the United States and one of four in the world, was unveiled to the community of El Paso. Here's the story of how DIGIE came to be.
Tracks Across the Desert: More Than 100 Years of Railroad in EP exhibit opening Thursday, January 23, 2020!
‼️HAPPENING NOW AT EPMH ‼️ As part ❄️ El Paso WinterFest ❄️ programming join us from 12pm-4pm for FREE holiday crafts. Also United Way of El Paso County is here giving away ✨FREE✨ children’s books in both English and Spanish, as part of their grade-level reading initiative (while supplies last).
See what we've been up to 👀and consider donating to support our mission of providing engaging, inclusive educational experiences for the enitre El Paso community ❤️! Click the link below to give to our ✨EL PASO MUSEUM OF HISTORY FOUNDATION✨ during El Paso Giving Day 2019 ⬇️ https://donate.elpasogivingday.org/organizations/el-paso-museum-of-history-foundation
Learn the story behind "INSIDE OUT: El Paso Strong Project", the lastest mural installation by artist Amanda Gonzales. You can see the completed mural in tonight's Last Thursdays El Paso Art Walk from 6 PM - 10 PM. 🗣From the artist: "On August 3rd, I was heartbroken after learning our city had been attacked and deeply misunderstood. When I realized my pain was not isolated but being felt by an entire city I decided the best way to release triggered fear in my mind was by reminding others they have the strength to do the same through the power of shared expression. My most important task and greatest gift throughout this community project was asking my loving community for help which I received every step of the way. I’m humbled and proud to have been met with endless support and I hope this project empowers every passerby to feel and be El Paso Strong.”
Here’s more on the mural by artist, Amanda Gonzales Did you know... It took 8.5 hours ⏰, 7 volunteers 👥, 6 brushes🖌, and 1.5 gallons of glue 🔘 to install all 53 prints of these different, El Pasoan faces 😯!? See her completed work at our museum’s intersection of Missouri Ave and El Paso St. ✨Stay tuned throughout the week as we share more details on Amanda and her project. ✨
👀EXHIBIT SNEAK PEEK👀 FASTSIGNS of El Paso at Airway was in the building this morning installing the title wall to our upcoming exhibit, Powerhouse of the Southwest: 120 years of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce opening TOMORROW Friday, October 11 at 5:30 PM Also peep our very own Star on the Mountain ⭐️ illuminated in the background! ✨To attend the opening, please contact:✨ ☎️ 915-212-3159 📨 [email protected] Powerhouse of the Southwest will be on display October 11, 2019 - March 15, 2020.
The opening of our latest exhibition, Powerhouse of the Southwest: 120 years of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce, is underway! ❓Did you know❓ El Paso’s iconic Star on the Mountain now shines bright each and every night at dusk, through the efforts of the El Paso Chamber and support from private citizens, businesses, and community organization. Join us this Friday, October 11, 2019 at 5:30 pm for the unveiling of the exhibition. ✨To attend the opening, please contact:✨ ☎️ 915-212-3159 📨 [email protected] Powerhouse of the Southwest will run from October 11, 2019 through March 15, 2020.
🤩 It’s here! 🤩 The wall banner promoting our newest exhibit, Gifts and Prayers- The Romanovs and Their Subjects is finally up! The sign faces the south side of our museum, near Cleveland Square Park on Franklin St. ✨Gifts and Prayers officially opens this SATURDAY, September 28 at 5:30 pm✨
⏰ 1 DAY AWAY ⏰ Our curatorial and operations team is putting finishing touches in the gallery that will house our newest exhibit, that FINALLY OPENS tomorrow Saturday, September 28 at 5:30pm. ✨This exhibition opening is FREE and open to the public✨ To RSVP to our Gifts & Prayers- The Romanovs & Their Subjects- Exhibit Opening: ☎️(915) 212-3159 📨 [email protected]@elpasotexas.gov
‼️ 2 DAYS AWAY ‼️ The opening of our newest exhibition, Gifts and Prayers: The Romanovs and Their Subjects is almost here! Our curatorial team is preparing and meticulously placing thebadges and jettons to be on display. ⭐️FUN FACT ⭐️ These small medals and tokens were presented for military and academic achievement, as well as to commemorate important occasions.
👀 EXHIBIT SNEAK PEEK 👀 Earlier today Big Media Signs came to install the title wall that will welcome visitors as they enter our newest exhibition, Gifts and Prayers: The Romanovs and Their Subjects. Take your picture 📸 in front of the final product, at our Gifts & Prayers- The Romanovs & Their Subjects- Exhibit Opening this Saturday, September 28th!
🖤🖤🖤 Our Digital Wall (DIGIE) will permanently host a digital memorial for the victims of the August 3, 2019 shooting. The digital memorial can be accessed on the wall by touching the blooming 🌼 Mexican Gold Poppies 🌼 that have been added to the El Paso city scape. In many cultures poppies symbolize consolation for a loss or death in the family, remembering the fallen, resurrection and eternal life. The Mexican Gold Poppy was chosen for the Digital Wall Memorial because it is native to the El Paso Region. We encourage the community to submit their own photos or videos to the digital memorial at DIGIE.org. These submissions can commemorate the lives and legacies of the victims, moments from vigils and memorials, or community events that support the El Paso Shooting Victims' Fund For more information or help with uploads contact: ☎️ 915-212-3165 📨 [email protected] #ElPasoStrong 🖤🖤🖤
Have you seen the super cool artwork by our kids play area? 👀 🎨 We comissioned local artist, Samantha Gagne to do what she does best and bring life to our wall. Samantha is a graphic design student at UTEP - The University of Texas at El Paso. Come and see the finished product for yourself 🤩
⭐️You can still catch the Pottery Traditions of Mata Ortiz TOMORROW, Saturday May 25th from 12pm-4pm. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! ⭐️ Event Schedule: 12pm-1pm- 🗣🤝Welcome/Meet & Greet 1pm-2pm- 🖌🏺 Painting and Building Pottery 2pm-3pm- 🔥🏺Live Burning Demo (happening OUTSIDE our building at Cleveland Square Park) 3pm-4pm- 👧🧒Crafts with clay for the kids All pottery for sale is 💵CASH ONLY💵 & 20% of the pottery proceeds go to help our museum. See you there!
👀 Here’s a sneak peek of the Quezada Family unloading all of their HANDMADE ✋🏼pottery earlier this morning, for our Mata Ortiz event later TODAY and SATURDAY! Videos and pictures don’t do them justice😱 Come and see all of the intricacies for yourself !
Thanks for celebrating El Paso’s 146th Birthday with us! 🥳🎂⭐️ Here’s a snippet of all the fun today City of El Paso, Texas, Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, Visit El Paso, Downtown El Paso DMD #EPMHgoodness #iamelpaso #AAC2019
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL 🌎 MUSEUM DAY! Explore the world with the touch of your finger ☝🏼 Our Digital Wall (DIGIE) is currently featuring Copenhagen and Cairo to celebrate! Here’s our hours 🕑 to use DIGIE: •Monday 9AM-5PM •Tuesday 9AM-5PM •Wednesday 9AM-5PM •Thursday 9AM-9PM⭐️ (EXTENDED HOURS) •Friday 9AM-5PM •Saturday 9AM-5PM •Sunday 12PM-5PM
Ghanaian artist Efe Plange performing a traditional Adowan dance at the El Paso Museum of History!
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo a little early, but we hopped on the El Paso Streetcar with our friends Mariachi Orgullo from Bowie High School!
#TakingHistoryHome and making EPMH accesible to the community. Beyond bringing history back home to Segundo Barrio, we wanted to physically bring the exhibition space into the community. And for those of you from Segundo & Chihuahuita but no longer living in El Paso, we make this celebration accessible to you online! http://neighborhoods.elpasotexas.gov
Thanks to our neighbors for having us over @epchihuahuas! We can’t wait for this year’s All-Star Games! ⚾️🤩
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