Downtown Treasures - Downtown El Paso
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Downtown Treasures - Downtown El Paso

Are you seeking a local adventure? This tour takes you through the heart of downtown El Paso, unveiling stories behind artistic treasures!

By Tom Lea Institute

Date and time

Friday, May 30 · 10am - 12pm MDT

Location

511 E San Antonio Ave

511 East San Antonio Avenue El Paso, TX 79901

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

Have you ever walked through El Paso, captivated by the art around you? This tour takes you through the heart of downtown El Paso, unveiling the stories behind these artistic treasures.

- Learn about the old masters and the new contemporary artists.

-Compare the different art styles between old and new artwork. - -

-Determine how local artists have contributed to the growing cultural history of El Paso.

- Learn the history behind sculptures, buildings, murals, etc.

Itinerary-

  • 10 AM Meet at the entrance of the Old Federal Courthouse building (511 E, San Antonio Ave). The tour will depart from Old Federal Courthouse at 10:30 AM
  • After the tour, attendees may have a no-host lunch with the group at Mac's downtown.
  • Questions? Please call us at 915-533-0048.
  • Please wear comfortable shoes
  • Parking not provided. Paid Parking is available in Downtown areas, either at parking meters or parking lots. Please plan accordingly; we recommend bringing exact change for parking meters. Thanks!
  • Space is limited. Reserve your spot today!

See you soon!

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Tom Lea Institute

Each year, the Tom Lea Institute brings FREE, fun and, exciting events and tours to life for the community and those along the Tom Lea Trail – all centered around a central theme inspired by Tom Lea and his works.

The Tom Lea Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to documenting, presenting, teaching, and exhibiting the works of Tom Lea. Through its digital library, curricula, public programs, exhibitions, and publications, the Institute reaches audiences of all ages and encourages the exploration of regional art, history and culture.