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There is nothing like a classic movie, but they're even better when they're free and on the big screen at a Trost-built classic El Paso venue.

The 1960 classic will scare the hell out of you just in time for Halloween. See it Saturday at the International Museum of Art.

Chalk the Block is one of the most fun, family-oriented things you can do. This event gives the kiddos something they can make and keep.

Even if you don't like scary movies, movies about aliens, or sci-fi movies, you will love this movie.

A scary movie can scare you because it's gory or because it messes with your mind. This movie will mess with your mind. Don't miss it.

Fall art classes are open to teens and adults. You will learn how to develop techniques in painting, ceramics, and ceramic sculpture.

'Shane' is the story of an gunslinger who just wants to settle down and give up his gunslinging ways. Will he be able to or will a cattle baron ruin his plans?

You might think that the first moon landing happened in 1968, but it turns out, it actually happened in 1899. This movie tells the story of the real first men in the moon.

If you love baseball history, especially El Paso baseball history, check out Bases Loaded: El Paso and Beyond at the El Paso Museum of History.

This is the movie with the famous scene that has Gene Kelly, well, singing in the rain. You've got to see this fun movie on the big screen!

If you've only seen the remake you need to see this campy original. It's a real slice of Cold War fear, but the kids will dig it because of Gort the robot.

Sometimes movies teach valuable life lessons. That is the case of 'Stand By Me', a coming-of-age movie from 1986.