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Discover the Magic of Cinema at the Plaza Classic Film Festival
El Paso's cultural scene comes alive this July with the much-anticipated Plaza Classic Film Festival, celebrating its 18th year. Running from July 17 to July 27, this festival promises over 100 film screenings at the historic Plaza Theatre. Movie buffs can look forward to timeless classics like Alien, La Bamba, Cabaret, Saving Private Ryan, and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. With special guests scheduled, like actress Veronica Cartwright and writer-director Luis Valdez, there’s no shortage of engaging discussions and insights about cinematic history. Tickets are available for purchase at the Plaza Theatre box office and online at plazaclassic.com.
Enjoy Live Country Music at Cool Canyon Nights
If you're in the mood for live music, Cool Canyon Nights will be a must-attend event on July 17. Taking place at the picturesque McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre, this concert features Phil Hamilton, originally from Fort Worth, known for his unique blend of southern rock and country music. The evening begins at 6 p.m. with a performance by the local Damian Isacc Band. This event is free and family-friendly, making it a perfect summer outing where food and drinks are also available.
Explore World War II Propaganda Art
For those interested in visual storytelling, the El Paso Museum of Art will open an exhibit titled The Art of Propaganda: War Posters from the Collection. Beginning July 17, visitors can explore WWII-era posters that played crucial roles in shaping public sentiment during the war. This exhibition runs until July 27 and aligns with the festival's film series titled "Hollywood Goes to War," offering an enriching look into the context of wartime media.
Street Art and Culture at the El Paso Museum of History
Another cultural highlight is the unveiling of the Pasos Urbanos III exhibit at the El Paso Museum of History. Launching concurrently on July 17, this exhibit showcases street art and urban life photography submitted by artists from El Paso and Ciudad Juárez. The focus this year is on graffiti and street art, reflecting the vibrant community and shared cultural heritage within this border region.
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