Events in El Paso today

A general meeting is paired with a loop ride that wraps up at Dairy Queen for lunch or sweets, led by Bob Ostrenga. Participants can gather at the Lunch Box for breakfast, then attend the meeting before the group departs on a scenic route. The ride travels along Montana to Global Reach, links to Spur 601 and US 54, then exits at MLK to reach Highway 404 and Highway 460. It continues through Vado and onto Highway 478 with a rest break at Circle K, follows Watson to Highway 28, and turns onto McNutt with another stop at Speedway. The route then moves along Country Club and Westside Drive, returns to Highway 28, continues on Doniphan, and crosses Trans Mountain to finish at Dairy Queen. The general meeting welcomes all, and those exploring membership in the El Paso HOG Chapter can visit, enjoy breakfast, and participate in the ride.

Now in its 15th year, the Border Latch is a worldwide gathering where mothers come together with their babies and family members to promote breastfeeding, highlight its importance, and raise awareness about the risks of formula feeding. This free, welcoming activity is open to everyone and features music, snacks, and a friendly community spirit. Attendees will find health information, enjoy giveaways, and take part in raffles, including chances to receive breast pumps.

Led by WE HIKE, this session of Gear Up & Go is part of a three part summer program that builds confidence and essential outdoor skills for exploring the Borderland’s desert and mountain environments. Held indoors at the El Paso Convention Center in the Ocotillo Room, it features hands on activities, practical safety education, group interaction, and guidance for hiking, walking, biking, running, and general outdoor exploration in urban, desert, and mountain settings. Participants will cover heat awareness and hydration, preparedness and navigation, group hiking best practices, and regional trail conditions and safety tips. The event is free to attend, registration is required, and there are no walk ins. Check in at Visit El Paso through the Visitors Center entrance. After the class, attendees can take part in a free community sunrise hike, with accessible options available.

Spend two hours learning how to paint like Bob Ross with Certified Ross Instructor Shawn Warswick. The workshop is in person and is open to ages 12 and up. Doors open at 12:45 PM, so arrive a bit early to get settled.

Spend a relaxing afternoon at Hotel Paso Del Norte with a traditional high tea experience. Enjoy a curated selection of loose-leaf teas served in elegant teapots, paired with sweet and savory treats. Tickets are $35 including gratuity, with optional specialty cocktails and sparkling wine available. All ages are welcome, and smart casual attire is encouraged, with fascinators and hats especially encouraged for the occasion.

Oakland Roots SC travels to face El Paso Locomotive FC in a USL Championship match at Southwest University Park in downtown El Paso. The contest pairs two different styles, with the home side drawing on its own crowd and the visitors aiming to navigate a challenging road test. The Western Conference picture is crowded, so every point carries weight and the order can shift quickly. A lively scene beneath the stadium lights sets the stage as both teams adjust their tactics over the course of the game.

A live appearance by Crystal Methyd comes to Touch Bar El Paso, presented by Touch Bar El Paso and David Lee Productions. Direct from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 12 and a finalist on All Stars 11, Crystal Methyd is celebrated for inventive fashion, striking makeup, off-the-wall humor, and one-of-a-kind performances. This vibrant production highlights her colorful creativity and the high-energy drag artistry that has won fans around the world. Interest is strong, and tickets are expected to go fast.

Enjoy a friendly 5 mile outing in McKelligon Canyon, following the road at your own pace. Arrive a little early to park, get situated, and sign in. Participants meet at the gate to the right when facing the mountain. The group sets out promptly, and everyone finishes when they are ready. It is a chance to get exercise your way, whether you prefer to walk, run, chat, or even carry weights. Dogs are welcome on a leash. Bring what you need for a safe time outside. Pack at least 2 to 3 liters of water, wear comfortable closed‑toe shoes, and wear a hat since there is no shade on the route. Snacks can be helpful. Bring any personal medications you may need, and use hiking poles if you like them. This outing is family friendly, pet friendly, and stroller friendly. All are welcome.

Step back to a time of cartoon marathons, mall hangouts, and bold neon. This nostalgia-filled event puts the 90s in the spotlight. Attendees are encouraged to wear their best 90s outfit.

Enjoy a calmer visit to La Nube during Sensory-Friendly Hours, with reduced noise, a relaxed pace, and hands-on STEAM activities designed to be welcoming without being overwhelming. Families can explore, create, and discover at their own rhythm. For an extra perk, check in at the front desk to see if a Sensory-Friendly Backpack is available to help support your visit.

This inclusive meditation gathering centers on shared presence and is suitable for everyone, from newcomers to seasoned practitioners. Drop-in participation is encouraged and no registration is needed. Bring an open heart and mind for quiet time on the cushion in community. Guided by Molly Butler. Donations are accepted in support of CTBCC, a 501(c) non-profit, to help cover teacher travel and honoraria.

This 10th anniversary celebration at Elevate Sports Training features the crowning of Mr. Sun City and Miss Sun City 2026, along with Miss Texas Empire and the first ever Mr. Texas Empire International 2026. Expect music, snacks, and local vendors, plus special performances by the official dance team, Midrash Dance Company. Advance tickets are $25 and admission is $30 at the door. Organizers are welcoming vendor inquiries.

After a 48-hour filmmaking challenge, the Comedy Film Challenge Premiere & Awards brings every movie from the competition to the big screen. You’ll get to enjoy a night of comedy with filmmakers, audiences, judges, and special guests, then the evening ends with a live awards presentation highlighting standout achievements, including Best Comedy Film 2026.

Catch Odd Mob for a live electronic and tech-house set at The Elmont - Social. The show is scheduled for late afternoon, with doors and performances happening throughout the event as listed on the venue’s ticket page.

Attendees play bingo at Funday Night Bingo.

Chona E brings her high-energy comedic style to the stage for a live performance. This show is for ages 17 and up, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the showtime listed as 7:30 PM. A special billed guest is marked as TBA.

Adult ballet at Adagio welcomes adults with or without prior experience. Drop-in admission is $10, and participants should check in with the front desk upon arrival.

In El Paso, two free, back to back gatherings offer a chance to meet fellow owners and side hustlers, exchange strategies, and build local referral connections. The first is a Local Business Meetup and Taco Tuesday at American Legion Post 58 with $1 tacos during the event and beverages available for purchase. It is open to business owners, side hustlers, startups, and professionals, and the structured portion wraps up with unstructured time to keep the conversations going. The second is 1 Million Cups El Paso at the Cardwell Collaborative, where early stage founders share short presentations, the audience collaborates through open Q&A to tackle growth bottlenecks, and coffee is provided at no cost. Both events are free to attend with no RSVP required. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, tough questions, and a collaborative mindset. Entrepreneurs growing a spiritual products store, along with creators and innovators from any field, are welcome in this friendly, non sales setting.

Ride with fellow Silver Piglets to Dick's Cafe in Las Cruces, guided by Rick Ramos. Gather at Speedway for a short safety briefing before rolling out along MLK, then follow Highway 404 to 478 and continue on Valley Drive to the destination. The return leg travels back via Highway 28 with a final stop at the Dairy Queen on Transmountain. Rick Ramos leads the ride and can be reached at (575) 524-1360. Helmets, boots, gloves, long pants, and long sleeves are strongly encouraged, and participants ride at their own risk. All non-HOG riders and minors must complete an event release form. At the destination, Dick's Cafe has served the community for more than three decades with recipes passed through three generations, offering American and Mexican favorites like red enchiladas, taco plates, and cheeseburgers.

This free class supports the El Paso community with practical end-of-life planning. Attendees receive a complimentary planning guide and receive guidance to complete the essential information that funeral directors typically need. It welcomes participants whether or not a funeral plan is already in place or a preferred funeral home has been chosen. The session also offers time for questions so everyone can get clear answers on this topic.

Enjoy an open house with track time at a BMX track that welcomes the entire family. Whether you are encouraging kids to swap screens for fresh air, looking for a new pastime as an adult, or getting back on a bike after years away, riders of every age and ability are welcome. BMX offers a dynamic way to stay active, grow confidence, make friends, and have fun outdoors. Bring a bike and your family to experience the thrill of BMX racing.

Join for a free, hour-long yoga session led by Jose S. Casillas. After finding healing through yoga and mindfulness following his experience with PTSD, he now shares these tools with the community to support mental health and well-being. The event is for adults 18+ and participants are asked to bring their own mat and bottled water.

Build confidence on and off the runway at a heels dance class held at Ragazza Bazaar Models. This session blends dance technique with runway flair, focusing on choreography, posture, balance, and expressive stage presence in a supportive, high‑energy studio setting. Participants practice walking in heels with poise, refine alignment and movement quality, and explore performance styling that enhances runway and dance work. The class is beginner friendly and welcomes aspiring models, performers, and anyone looking to elevate their presence. Bring a pair of heels and an open mindset, and leave with stronger technique and renewed confidence.

Catch a stand-up comedy show with Mario Salazar, a seasoned comedian known for sharp storytelling and high-energy delivery. The show is for ages 17 and up, with a door opening time listed for the early and late shows. An additional performer is also listed as TBA, meaning it will be announced later.

Enjoy a candlelit tribute concert featuring the music of Bad Bunny, performed by the Four Bridges String Quartet. The experience runs for about 60 minutes, with doors opening 60 minutes before the show and closing 5 minutes prior to the start, so plan to arrive early. Seating is assigned in each zone on a first-come, first-served basis.