Good morning, El Paso.

On Sunday, April 5, local restaurants host Easter brunches featuring egg hunts, live music and varied menus for families; reservations are required at Plaza Hotel + Ardovino's Desert Crossing + Kona Grill + Anson 11.

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Dylan Corbett, Executive Director of Hope Border Institute, to Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development; he will support church social goals in migration, ecology, health, security & the economy, and Corbett, a leader for over a decade in El Paso, said he is honored.

Daniel Eller became the first and youngest graduate of the El Paso Promise Program, an eight-week warehouse logistics course for reentry.

He is pursuing his GED and surgical technology degree at a community college, and the free program has expanded to include people over-28.

ABC-7 honors Jesus and Victor Ulloa on Military Monday as the Ysleta High School graduates and brothers are recognized for their service in Operation Desert Shield/Storm — their contributions continue to inspire today.

Jason’s Deli marks 50 years by launching a spring menu with dishes like the Caprese and hosting giveaways for teachers and administrative professionals.

Guests can nominate a school for a catered meal (April 6–17) and colleagues for $50 gift cards (until April 13), while seasonal items debut on April 1.

BTS said they are excited to perform at the Sun Bowl in El Paso on May 2-3 (tickets are sold out) after naming the city as their favorite US stop on the Arirang tour.

El Paso’s NorthEaster Parade marks its 48th year & honors America’s 250th anniversary.

It will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 4 along Diana Drive from Magoffin Middle School to Nations Tobin Park, with streets closed beginning at 9 a.m.

El Paso singer Julián Kalel used his music to spark conversations about mental health and advanced to Hollywood on American Idol on Feb.

2 after releasing his emotional song Lone Guitar and performing at a local benefit for migrant families.

Rising fertilizer costs in the Borderland have strained local farmers after nitrogen prices jumped 22% from February 2025 to February 2026 – disruptions in global shipping caused by war and increased energy prices may force some to borrow money for operations.

El Paso Community College held 24th annual K-12 Art Exhibition awards on March 26 at the Administrative Services Center; winners like Desiree E.

Arzaga were honored and the exhibition is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. until April 3 + EPCC is closed on Good Friday.

El Paso County has renamed March 31 from Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Appreciation Day in an update to its Holiday Leave Policy.

County officials say the change honors farmworkers who support local agriculture (reflecting a commitment to respect and inclusivity).

Emergence Health Network and FirstLight Federal Credit Union have launched El Paso’s first mobile mental and financial health center that offers books, games and VR experiences to provide wellness resources (we belong) to residents.

It travels the neighborhood to bring help and hope.

Kids Easter Tournament at Serve

12-3 p.m. — Serve El Paso — Free entry — Enjoy a lively kids pickleball tournament with fun activities including an Easter egg hunt and live music.

General Business Networking - El Paso

6-8 PM — The Tiki Room El Paso — Business casual attire — Connect with fellow professionals from various industries and expand your network.

Farewell 5K Run and 1K fun walk

After nine years of hosting 5K races to raise scholarship funds for El Paso youth, the Coach Archie Duran Memorial Fund is hosting its final race on April 12.

Soft Skills for the Workplace Workshop

10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — El Paso Public Library José Cisneros Cielo Vista Branch — Snacks Provided — Enhance your professional profile by mastering essential skills for success in the workplace.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders LIVE!

7-9:30 p.m. — Abraham Chavez Theatre — Cost varies — Experience the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in a vibrant live performance featuring their legendary moves.

Pancho Barraza Concert

7-11 p.m. — El Paso Live — Ticket info available — Enjoy an evening of live music with the celebrated Pancho Barraza.

Public Speaking & Presentation Skills Workshop

9:30-11:30 a.m. — Amistad — Free entry — Master the art of confident communication and engage your audience effectively.

Symphonic Band Concert

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall — Tickets from $15 — Experience an unforgettable night of symphonic music in El Paso.

El Paso Symphony Orchestra: Carmina with UTEP Choral Union

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Plaza Theatre — $17 – $49 — Experience a vibrant evening of orchestral music featuring Mozart and Orff's masterpieces.

Orlando Performance at UTEP

2-5 p.m. — UTEP Wise Family Theatre — Tickets from $39 — Experience the enchanting dance performance of Orlando at UTEP.