Engage with Exciting Sports Events

Join Sports Activities in El Paso

Are you ready to dive into the vibrant sports scene in El Paso? Whether you're a local or just visiting, the El Paso High School Alumni Museum offers a dynamic array of sports activities that cater to all ages and interests. From thrilling matches to engaging community events, there's something for everyone. Feel the energy as you cheer on your favorite teams and connect with fellow sports enthusiasts. Our events are designed to bring the community together, creating unforgettable memories. The El Paso High School Alumni Museum is your gateway to experiencing the best of local sports culture.



Join us today and secure your spot at our next exciting event!

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What to Expect When You Join

Participating in sports activities at the El Paso High School Alumni Museum is more than just attending a game. It's about being part of a community that shares your passion for sports. You can look forward to:



Engaging with fellow sports fans and creating lasting connections. Our events are designed to be inclusive and welcoming to everyone. Here's what you can expect:

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Access to a variety of sports events and activities

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Opportunities to meet and network with other sports enthusiasts

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Family-friendly events that everyone can enjoy

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Special guest appearances and interactive sessions

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Exclusive insights into local sports culture

Don't miss out on the action—reserve your tickets now and be part of something special!

Our Presenters

March 24: 100 Years of Excellence in Sports


Feature Interviews Part 1: Milton Cherno 1942; Patsy Norman 1981; Bobby Goldfarb 1944; Angie Zacour Al-Hanna 1956


Featured Speakers Part 2: Sandy Aaronson 1964; Ray Sanchez 1945