Events in Socorro today

The Market returns to Downtown El Paso for its 15th year, setting up around San Jacinto Plaza on select Saturdays. Established in 2011, this open air marketplace brings together artisans, regional farmers, and food vendors, with original art and handmade goods, locally grown produce and other agricultural products, plus live entertainment from local performers. Vendor opportunities are shared only through official City of El Paso channels, so for verification or questions, reach out through the official website to avoid scams.

Enjoy a community car show at St. Joseph Catholic Church, celebrating great vehicles, gratitude, and time with loved ones. All proceeds will support the St. Joseph’s building fund. Vehicle entry is $20 and includes a chance to win $500 for Best in Show. Space is limited. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and refreshments will be available for purchase from the Knights of Columbus Council. For details, contact Justin Zaborowski, Program Coordinator, Knights of Columbus, at 915-799-9841, or reach Rick Armendariz at 915-244-5815 or Menri20.armendariz@gmail.com.

Save Ferris, the ska punk band, takes the stage at Lowbrow Palace to celebrate 29 years of their breakthrough debut, It Means Everything.

Adult ballet at Adagio welcomes both beginner and intermediate dancers. This is a drop-in class with a $10 fee. Please check in with the front desk when you arrive.

This caregiver support group offers a warm setting for encouragement, practical guidance, and meaningful conversation. Discussions are facilitated by Nancy M. Peters, MA, LBSW, CSA, a social worker and veteran liaison. It is open to those who are currently caring for a loved one, preparing to step into that role, or seeking trusted caregiving resources. For more information, contact nancyp@tendercarehh.com or 915-637-8356.

Every first and third Tuesday, Post 58 hosts Taco'bout Bingo Tuesdays. Play bingo and enjoy $1 tacos at American Legion Post 58.

Families looking for an energetic activity can get a feel for riding on a BMX track in a welcoming setting. Whether kids need a break from screens, adults want a fresh hobby, or someone is returning to the sport after time away, riders of every age and experience level are invited. BMX offers a fun way to stay active, build confidence, make friends, and enjoy the outdoors. Participants are welcome to bring a bike and the whole family to experience the excitement of BMX racing.

Enjoy free line dancing classes at Highland & Hide in a supportive setting where encouragement matters more than perfect steps. The experience is open to beginners as well as seasoned dancers, with an emphasis on moving, meeting people, and building confidence while having fun. There is no cost to participate, and a bring-your-own-beverage social lounge is available. Progress at a comfortable pace, dance to the music, and connect with a friendly community.