(July 06, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

(July 06, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

Raindrop Turkish House hosted a "cig kofte" party for Turkish-American Community. Our guests had a chance to taste the delicious "cig kofte" which is hard to find on the market. We all had fun helping prepare the "cig kofte" and also participating in the foosball tournament. We would like to thank to all our guests for attending the party.

 (May 21, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

Cooking Classes already started! Raindrop Turkish House hosts the cooking classes for people who are interested in learning how to cook Turkish Dishes. You get to learn how to cook different types of Turkish Food and enhance your cooking experience. You will enjoy the small size of the class as well as the food. Please contact us to learn about the class and the schedules.

(May 14, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

Raindrop Turkish House will be offering Turkish Classes for all difficulty levels. Turkish is the fifth most spoken languages in the World and is one of the recommended critical languages in United States. Turkish can be your passport to travel not only in many countries in the world but also to gain the hearts of people in those beautiful lands. Please contact us to learn about the class and the schedules.

(May 14, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

Turkish House is providing the games from Turkis Super Lig for the Turkish Americans in El Paso. The games are watched on big screen with surrounding sound system in a friendly environment. If you are interested in watching the Turkish Super League games, you can contact us to check the scheduled game times.

(May 14, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

Raindrop Turkish House is arranging soccer games for Turkish American community in El Paso every Sunday morning at 7:00 am until 9:00 am. The games are followed by a Turkish Breakfast at the Turkish House. It is the time of the week to lose the stress and energy of the past week with company.

(May 14, 2008, El Paso, Texas)

The first annual Food & Craft Fair was held on May 3rd, 2008 at El Paso Raindrop Turkish House. People from Turkish American community and other guests from El Paso had a chance to taste delicious types of Turkish Cuisine and enjoy the weekend. They also had a chance to see the samples from hand made traditional Turkish Crafts and watch a documentary movie about Turkey. Turkish House hosted around 500 people for its first annual Food and Craft Fair and received the local Media attention as well. We would like to thank to all guests who were with us at the fair and hope to see them in our upcoming events.

(May 14, 2008, El Paso, Texas)