Raintree Village Neighborhood

The Plaza Theater is a notable working in El Paso, Texas built in 1930. The performance center stands as one of the city's most notable milestones, and stays operational today. The venue is a National Historic Building of Significance highlighting the 2,050-situate Kendall Kidd Performance Hall, and the littler 200-situate Philanthropy Theater. It has Broadway creations, melodic shows, singular entertainers and the yearly Plaza Classic Film Festival.

Crossing in excess of 860 sections of land, this park is named for the expansive shake bowls or "huecos" that have provided water to this desert-like district for a long time.

The El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center is situated at 715 N. Oregon in the city and area of El Paso, in the U.S. territory of Texas. The historical center was established in 1994 by Nazi Holocaust survivor Henry Kellen. It was set up to teach people in general about the Third Reich, the death camps and opposition developments amid World War II.