El Paso Museum of History Celebrating Indian Culture With Special Exhibition

A special exhibition of dance and crafts will begin a four-month-long celebration of Indian culture today from 2 to 4 p.m. at the El Paso Museum of History.

‘Namaste El Paso: Celebrating Indian Culture in the Borderland’ is free and open to the public.

This colorful exhibit will bring to life India to residents of El Paso featuring Indian artifacts, outfits, history and culture will remain open through June.

Most of the artifacts are owned by members of Indian cultural group from our own community, who were born in India or have ties to India.

India, the largest secular democracy in the world, encompasses a people of different languages, religions, and landscapes. An estimated 2.81 million Indians live in the United States.