Community Foundation Updates

Show features seven intimate vignettes about the Sun City

Series goes interactive with Mountain Movement’s Oscillate

Thousands of people are stranded here without basics, fighting cold and hunger, hoping for a better life. In an effort to help these people– who have left their homes to flee even worse conditions, including violence and profound poverty– the El Paso Community Foundation has made grants to the following community organizations, who are leaders in these efforts, and we encourage you to do the same. Read about them HERE.

We are excited to announce that the Prentice Farrar Brown & Alline Ford Brown Foundation has reinvested in the El Paso Educator Community of Practice, our effort in partnership with CREEED to strengthen the teacher talent and workforce in the El Paso region!

We are looking for a new resident artist for Spring/Summer 2023! If you or anyone you know is interested in being the next Border Art Resident, you can get more info and apply here: https://www.borderartresidency.com/apply-1

The Border Art Residency offers a selected artist a period of retreat for creative work in a living/studio space in the heart of El Paso, Texas. Resident artists are provided with a fully furnished living/working space, a monthly stipend, and utilities paid.

The Southwest Songwriter series comes to the Philanthropy Theatre

Major fundraiser returns to in-person

First of nine free PCFF offerings

Big performing arts weekend for EPCF

Play examines Bath Riots of 1917