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2019 Sun Bowl Sun Court Queen Elizabeth Vega 2019 Sun Bowl Sun Court Queen ElizabethPage 4 Vega Dogs to the Rescue Page 14 4 Sept. - Oct. 2019 • applepolishing.media Sept. - Oct. 2019 / VOLUME 84 TABLE OF CONTENTS DIRECTOR Ray Mesta STORY SUBMISSION story2apmedia@ gmail.com 915-500-9640 CO-EDITORS Paula Diaz Nacho L. Garcia Jr. 04 10 14 COMMUNITY SPORTS COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTORS Thing To Do Our Gym Dogs to the Rescue Christian Chapman in Septemeber is Your Gym Herman Delgado & October Claudia Flores 11 06 David Angulo SPORTS 15 SPORTS COMMUNITY Sun Bowl Sun Court: A special photographer Behind the Lens Citizen Volunteer TRANSLATION More then just a beauty Reponse Team Ana-Maria Anchondo pageant 08 12 17 COVER PHOTO COMMUNITY SPORTS COMMUNITY Sun Bowl Association UTEP Theater Game Changers Camp Helping our Community & Dance Makes Impact Recover CITYBEAT_MAG citybeat_mag If you have any questions, comments or would like to advertise with us: please contact CITYBEAT at 915-500-9640 CITYBEAT is a bimonthly publication for our community and business professionals. Submitted articles published in CITYBEAT do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the publisher. Listing, display ads and feature articles should not be considered an endorsement of any service, product, program, seminar or event. P.O. Box 3050, El Paso, TX 79923 For reprints, web usage and other permissions please contact CITYBEAT. SUPPORT THE BUSINESSES ADVERTISED, THEIR SUPPORT HELPS BRING CITY BEAT MAG. TO YOU SALES 915-500-9640 CITY BEAT MAGAZINE 6 Things To Do in Septemeber & October 2019 As fall begins to 9:00 PM SEP 15 - Rodrigo Concierto The Midnight descend on El Paso, CLUBZ 7:00 PM SEP 17 andaluz for 4 guitars Lowbrow Palace – El activities from concerts Lowbrow Palace – El Phantogram 9:00 PM - Brahms Symphony Paso, TX to theatre. Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace – El Crumb No. 1 from $39 from $43 Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace – El $16 – $46 Here is a list of things from $60 Paso, TX Plaza Theatre,125 SEP 22 to do: SEP 14 from $54 Pioneer Plaza 8:00 PM San Diego State Aztecs SEP 16 El Paso, TX Maluma SEP 10 at New Mexico State 8:30 PM SEP 18 Don Haskins Center – El 9:00 PM Aggies Football Stereolab 8:00 PM SEP 21 Paso, TX Jerry Paper NMSU Aggie Memorial Lowbrow Palace – El Tiger Army 9:00 PM from $56 Lowbrow Palace – El Stadium – Las Cruces, Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace – El Chris Knight Paso, TX NM from $33 Paso, TX Red River Station BBQ – SEP 24 from $54 from $20 from $44 St Jo, TX 7:30 PM SEP 17 from $6 UTEP Symphony SEP 11 SEP 14 7:00 PM SEP 19 Orchestra 8:00 PM Eddie B: I’m Already University Of The 7:00 PM SEP 21 Fox Fine Arts Recital Mana Professionally Southwest Mustangs at When Pies Fly Nevada Wolf Pack at Hall – El Paso, TX Don Haskins Center – El Developed UTEP Miners Womens Congregation B’nai Zion UTEP Miners from $22 Paso, TX 8:00 PM Soccer – El Paso, TX Sun Bowl Stadium – El from $70 Abraham Chavez University Field - El FREE Paso, TX SEP 25 Theatre Paso – El Paso, TX from $20 6:00 PM SEP 13 from $22 SEP 20 Soulfly 7:00 PM SEP 21 -22 RockHouse Bar and Grill Natti Natasha Texas author, John – El Paso, TX (Rescheduled from 8/9) Erickson, of “Hank, the from $171 El Paso County Cowdog” series will be Coliseum – El Paso, TX at The Woman’s Club of SEP 25 from $69 El Paso, 1400 N. Mesa- 8:00 PM 915-490-3624 Tom Segura SEP 20 The Plaza Theatre 8:00 PM SEP 22 Performing Arts Center I Love Freestyle Tour, 11:00 AM – El Paso, TX feat. Cynthia, Lisette Florida International from $51 Melendez, Noel, Nayobe Panthers at UTEP Abraham Chavez Miners Womens Soccer SEP 26 Theatre – El Paso, TX University Field - El 6:00 PM from $49 Paso – El Paso, TX UTEP Guitar Ensemble from $22 Fox Fine Arts Recital SEP 20 Hall – El Paso, TX 8:00 PM Sun from $22 Musica Mexicana SEP 22 Don Haskins Center – El 8:00 PM SEP 27 Paso, TX Doobie Brothers 7:30 PM from $27 The Plaza Theatre WWE Live Performing Arts Center Don Haskins Center – El SEP 20 & 21, 2019, – El Paso, TX Paso, TX 7:30pm from $88 from $37 September Classical Concerts: Four Guitars Sun SEP 27 - - Università Guitar SEP 22 8:00 PM Quartet 8:00 PM Felipe Esparza 4 Sept. - Oct. 2019 • applepolishing.media Things To Do in Septemeber & October 2019 The Plaza Theatre OCT 03 from $61 Curves OCT 11 9:00 PM Performing Arts Center 7:30 PM UTEP Wise Family 8:00 PM Man Man – El Paso, TX UTEP Choirs OCT 05 Theatre – El Paso, TX J Balvin Lowbrow Palace – El from $52 Fox Fine Arts Recital Texas San Antonio from $21 Don Haskins Center – El Paso, TX Hall – El Paso, TX Roadrunners at UTEP Paso, TX from $58 SEP 27, from $22 Miners OCT 10 from $45 7:00 PM Noche en la Sun Bowl Stadium – El 7:30 PM OCT 15 Hacienda de FEMAP OCT 03 Paso, TX UTEP Symphony Band OCT 11 7:00 PM El Paso Convention 8:00 PM from $20 Fox Fine Arts Recital 9:00 PM Russian Ballet Theatre - Center Natalia Lafourcade Hall – El Paso, TX Cleopatra Metio La Pata Swan Lake The Plaza Theatre OCT 06 from $171 The Plaza Theatre Abraham Chavez SEP 28 Performing Arts Center 6:00 PM Performing Arts Center Theatre – El Paso, TX 6:00 PM – El Paso, TX Beyond Creation OCT 11 – El Paso, TX from $48 Zoot Suit Film Premiere from $58 RockHouse Bar and 5:30 PM from $72 The Plaza Theatre Grill – El Paso, TX Cleopatra Metio La Pata OCT 12 OCT 15 Performing Arts Center OCT 04 from $171 The Plaza Theatre 8:00 PM 7:30 PM – El Paso, TX 7:30 PM Performing Arts Center Sin Bandera Y Camila UTEP Department of from $164 UTEP Department of OCT 08 – El Paso, TX El Paso County Music Music 7:00 PM from $72 Coliseum – El Paso, TX Fox Fine Arts Recital SEP 28 Fox Fine Arts Recital Cardi B (Rescheduled from $54 Hall – El Paso, TX 6:00 PM Hall – El Paso, TX from 5/21) OCT 11 from $171 Festival Of Monologues from $171 El Paso County 6:00 PM OCT 12 Studio Theatre UTEP – Coliseum – El Paso, TX Disentomb with Visceral 8:00 PM OCT 17 El Paso, TX OCT 04 from $80 Disgorge and Signs of Cold War Kids 7:00 PM from $16 8:00 PM The Swarm Downtown El Paso – El Badflower La Adictiva de San Jose OCT 09 RockHouse Bar and Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace – El SEP 28 The Plaza Theatre 8:00 PM Grill – El Paso, TX from $53 Paso, TX 9:00 PM Performing Arts Center Bad Suns from $171 from $54 Kaskade – El Paso, TX Lowbrow Palace – El OCT 14 Cowtown Outdoor from $50 Paso, TX Venue – El Paso, TX from $51 from $77 OCT 04 10:00 PM OCT 10 SEP 28 Still Woozy 7:00 PM Fresno State Bulldogs Lowbrow Palace – El Austin Bold FC at El at New Mexico State Paso, TX Paso Locomotive FC Aggies Football from $29 Southwest University NMSU Aggie Memorial Park – El Paso, TX Stadium – Las Cruces, OCT 05 from $14 NM 7:00 PM from $15 Cuco OCT 10 Lowbrow Palace – El 7:00 PM OCT 2nd – 8th Paso, TX Western Kentucky English & Spanish from $40 Hilltoppers at UTEP versions call for times Miners Womens Soccer 915-534-4229 OCT 05 University Field - El Disney On Ice: Mickeys 8:00 PM Paso – El Paso, TX Search Party Gipsy Kings by Andre from $22 El Paso County Reyes Coliseum – El Paso, TX The Plaza Theatre OCT 10 - 20 from $38 Performing Arts Center 7:30 PM – El Paso, TX Real Women Have CITY BEAT MAGAZINE 5 Sun Bowl Association continues to embrace women through its Sun Court Story by Claudia Flores & photos by Sun Bowl Association and at least a 4.0 GPA,” continued Herrera. oday after 83 years of tradition, the Sun Amber Herrera, executive assistant at the “We’re trying to make sure that the girls are Bowl Association continues to proudly Sun Bowl Association said every year the really developing as young women and really Tpromote a Royal Court, where 10 to 14 organization focuses to find the right group of growing as individuals because they’re not ladies are chosen to become ambassadors of girls to represent the Sun Bowl Association. only representing themselves, they’re also the association throughout the city. representing our organization as a whole,” “We look for poise, appearance, academically Herrera said. To be selected as member of the Sun Court the ladies have to follow an application process For the members of the court, their role in the that requires them to 18-22, to demonstrate community goes beyond representing the Sun their communication and interpersonal skills. Bowl Association, for them setting an example Be knowledgeable about the community of El for the younger generations on how to become Paso and, be full-time college students. successful women plays a huge part in their role. “The way it works is you apply to be a “If you look at our culture, a lot of times princess your first year. You have to send a women are kind of pitted against each other and resume, essay and they sit you in front of past we look at each other as competition,” Vega said.
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