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Explore New Mexico's Wine and Balloon Festival This Weekend

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This weekend, from January 15 to January 18, El Paso residents can enjoy a variety of exciting events, including a trip to New Mexico for wine tasting and hot air balloon rides. The UTEP Women's Basketball team will also be competing against Missouri State, adding to the local sports scene. These events provide great opportunities for social engagement and entertainment, making it a perfect time for families and friends to plan outings. Don't miss out on these unique experiences just a short drive away.

Key Details: • Events run from January 15 to January 18. • UTEP Women's Basketball game against Missouri State. • Wine tasting and hot air balloon rides available in New Mexico.

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