This is a fantastic kids museum. I love the multiple levels and things for them to do the modern…read moretechnology of scanning the wristbands for photos was amazing. Although it didn't always work. The water feature on the top floor was the biggest hit for my kids. The second favorite, I believe would be the large indoor playground. I would recommend having your kids wearing a watch so they know when to come check back with you. That's one thing I wish I would've done.

What an amazing place for kids!! This is one of the larger children's museums I've been to. My…read moregrandson loved the big jungle gym and my granddaughter could not be torn away from the water features. There are large elevators so the wait time is very good. There is a small cafe on the entry level. I was so happy to see this establishment for the kiddos. The staff is so friendly and helpful.

This business took my deposit for a party and never delivered. On the day of my daughter's…read morebirthday, we arrived to find the business shut down, with neighbors telling us they had moved out weeks before. No one contacted me by phone or email, leaving us blindsided on what should have been a special day. Michael, the owner, came across as reliable at first, but his actions proved otherwise. Very dishonest and disappointing.

Went to a birthday party and it was so much fun. The staff were friendly. They were knowledgeable…read moreand helpful when it came to helping me figure out what worked best for me and my boys. I appreciated how it wasn't crowded. Will be returning to learn how to skate like buddy who was floating by us all night.

I stumbled upon this museum while camping at the state park and needed a day off from the heat…read more This museum is definitely on the quirky side with a wide range of art as previously mentioned - I'll elaborate more in below paragraphs. I can't help but laugh at the "underfunded" comments. This is a local, unique museum: not a MoMA or Dallas Museum of Art with deep pocketed patrons/esses. I don't know of a single small museum that is rolling in extra funds and endowments to afford multiple curators or purchasing well-known works. Help them out and leave a donation if you feel offended by it! I went on a Sunday and there were two artists in person at the museum that were talking to and interacting with guests about their work. They made it a point to talk to every single person in the museum. It was really great to hear about their process and what their works mean to them. The museum features many varieties of exhibits; pre-colonial, Asian, bronze casts, furniture, photography, a huge display of local artist's work, and a case of creepy, definitely not-haunted dolls in the basement. Everyone in your party will find an exhibit they like. I enjoyed a set of tapestries by a local artist and am attaching a picture. Overall, I would recommend visiting this museum! The multiple exhibits, pride in local history, and visiting local artists are high points to this place. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful - I don't mind that they kept out of the way and I had freedom to explore wherever I wanted. No entrance fee, clean bathrooms, and private parking lot are available. Minus one star for a couple of rooms feeling incomplete.

I was invited to join the celebration of the 10th year of The City Magazine - "10 years - 100…read moreissues - 1,000,000 in circulation!" As a transplant I have never heard of the magazine before, but it's wonderful to see people come out and support the legacy that they're building. I knew not one soul there besides the police officer on duty helping out, and I ended up talking to him the whole night. I guess I'm more of the "help" type than a guest. They had cute desserts and a wine bar, and everyone was dressed to the nines! I was dressed like a 3, I can't be bothered nowadays, being so hot to suffer in a tight dress or heels. I'll leave it to Miss Texas 2021 and the other gorgeous ladies in attendance. I'll just gorge myself with the deserts. It was held at the International Museum of Art which is a really beautiful space, albeit hot and cold at times. They have the magazine on display right now and the museum is run on donations. Come check it out and see the treasures they hold. When I was in Paris they used to have these small museums free everywhere and the locals loved going to them as a family outings, it's part of their culture to embrace art and social studies. We're lucky to have similar museums in El Paso. International Museum of Art (915) 543-6747 https://maps.app.goo.gl/UxMJiEujP5Dhif9j7

Friendly service, beautiful comfortable seating indoor and outside. Our group enjoyed delicious…read moredrinks paired with carrot cake and and blueberry muffins. Savory flat breads available also, but we chose sweet treats. Located in the Lujan Store building in the San Elizario Historic District. Look for the table seating on the veranda. Take your time and enjoy the art and history around you. Also, bathrooms were secured and clean.

Solid museum for what's history, behavior, and culture if El Pasana from yesterday to today…read more We were in the area for Día de los Muertos festival, and the MofH was doing its part. It had plenty of events going on from music, interactive story telling, hands on activities, to spiritual cleansings, or limpias. One of the cooler temporary exhibits Musica sin Fronteras. The exhibits showcases the groups, genres, bands, studios and venues that have called the borderland their home, and the impact they had on the El Paso and if their day. It was pretty cool to see items from the past and reflect on the impact they had on me. Who would have imagine bed that the contributions they had on the Frontera, and the Frontera had on them were so plentiful. The kids found plenty to do and see as much of the museum is interactive. If the rotation of exhibits is regular, then so shall our visits to the museum.

This is a must see if you are in El Paso and have time. This museum is free but also accepts…read moredonations. They are very inclusive and you get to learn so much about Texas and Mexico and the history of the native Americans and how it shaped that part of the country. It is a very very informative and interesting stop. Definitely recommend.

This haunt is a unique and fun maze through a paintball field trail & 'house'. It has some really…read morecool effects and great scare-actors. The staff was super awesome. It's really reasonably priced & it's pretty long too. Really well done. (I did 13th floor in San Antonio last night & I think Terror Trail is better.) I think you'll get scared...I did. There's also a zombie shooting area that you ride into. I didn't do that part, but it sounded neat. Note: the trail is outside and a bit uneven so be sure to wear appropriate shoes that can get a bit dusty.

You will not regret it! Im not exactly sure the ticket price for each event but we decided to buy…read morethe package for both the zombie paintball and the haunted house. We also paid an extra 8 bux to cut the line for the haunted house which wasnt bad, but after going thru the night, we could have saved 16 bux and just waited an extra maybe 30 mins only. Line wasnt bad at all, but it was the week before halloween still. All in all, the package with fast pass was only 40 bux each! Thats pretty good in my books considering what i had done before in a different city and paying that much. The zombie paintball was definitely more action packed and the trail was more entertaining than what ive done before. It was cool too since they had a double decker trailer! But if you were first, you dont get to chose where to sit sadly. The bottom needs to be filled first as a safety precaution. And the haunted house, not the best in my experience but for only what i assume was 15bux a ticket, really good! It was a nice change too since i have never went thru an outdoor, cemetary walk before. So that was refreshing! Really great for dates and family or friends nights! Great staff making the experience fun!

This is an experience! The food and service are amazing! This is our first visit and will not be…read moreour last. Highly recommended! 5/5 Come early because it gets full very fast!

This is my favorite place to play . Love the staff and the environment. They have a wide selection…read moreof platforms they pay . And they always have food and drinks I love this place it's love my second home

HORRIBLE company rude service…read more oh and mentioning that they hire LIARS and theives counting over $600 missing won't recommend and won't go back blanca needs a better team, management OK