Skip to main content
915 TLDR
Community
1 read

Explore Nighttime Insect Life at El Paso Museum's Annual Insect Night

KTSM••Ian Roth
People gathering representing community events and culture

Want the full story?

Read the complete article at KTSM

Read Original

AI Summary

The El Paso Museum of Archaeology is set to host its annual Insect Night on Saturday, July 18, from 7 to 10 p.m. This free event invites families to discover the fascinating world of nighttime insects through guided activities and educational programs. Participants will have the chance to engage with experts and learn about local insect species, making it an enriching experience for all ages. This event is significant for promoting awareness of biodiversity and the ecological importance of insects in the region.

Key Details: • Date and Time: Saturday, July 18, from 7 to 10 p.m. • Location: El Paso Museum of Archaeology • Free admission for all attendees • Activities suitable for families and children

community education museum insects family-event

People & Organizations

El Paso Museum of Archaeology

Related Articles

KVIA•1h ago

Sharon Osbourne Reveals Ozzy Ignored Doctors Before Final Concert

Sharon Osbourne shared that two weeks before his last concert, Ozzy Osbourne was informed by doctors that he was dying and advised against performing. Despite his health struggles, including Parkinson’s disease, Ozzy insisted on going ahead with the show in Birmingham on July 5, 2023, which became a significant event, reuniting him with Black Sabbath and featuring other rock legends. Sharon described the concert as a 'gift' that brought joy to Ozzy in his final days and emphasized his deep connection with his fans. Reflecting on his legacy, she encouraged fans to remember him by playing his music loudly and celebrating his roots in Birmingham.

Community
1 min read
KVIA•2h ago

The Rise of Vertical Series: A New Era for Latin American Dramas

Vertical series, or microdramas, are gaining popularity in Latin America, particularly among younger audiences who prefer quick, engaging content on mobile devices. These series typically feature short episodes lasting one to three minutes and are designed for easy consumption on social media platforms. César Opazo, a pioneer in this format, has produced six vertical series that have collectively garnered over 175 million views. Major networks like TelevisaUnivisión and TV Globo are also entering this market, with TelevisaUnivisión launching its own streaming app for vertical dramas. The global microdrama industry is projected to reach $26 billion in annual revenue by 2030, indicating a significant shift in how stories are told and consumed.

Community
1 min read
KVIA•2h ago

Key Updates for El Paso Residents on July 22, 2023

On July 22, significant developments include a proposed trial date for Nicolás Maduro in the U.S., set for June 2027, as federal prosecutors prepare their case. Tropical Storm Bertha has intensified, threatening severe weather from Florida to Louisiana, which could impact El Paso residents traveling or with family in those areas. Additionally, Mexico has confirmed three cases of cyclospora, a concern for health officials, while the U.S. passport ranking has dropped to tenth place, highlighting changes in global travel dynamics. Local residents should stay informed about these issues as they may affect travel plans and health precautions.

Community
1 min read
KTSM•2h ago

El Paso Woman Welcomes Rare Identical Quadruplets After Natural Conception

In a remarkable event, a woman from El Paso has given birth to identical quadruplet girls, a rare occurrence that has captured the community's attention. The quadruplets were conceived naturally from a single fertilized egg that split into four embryos. This extraordinary birth highlights the wonders of natural conception and the unique challenges that come with raising multiple infants at once. The family is expected to receive support from local organizations and the community as they navigate this new chapter in their lives.

Community
1 min read