Your Ultimate Guide to Hispanic Heritage Month in El Paso

September 15th officially kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month, and you already know El Paso is all about celebrating our beloved Hispanic culture.

From live music and lowriders to craft beer and mariachi, the Sun City has something for everyone to celebrate cultura, comunidad, and of course good vibes.

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How To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month In El Paso: 

Cerveza Fest & Battle of the Bands
Beer lovers and music fans, this one’s for you! On Saturday, Sept. 20 at the El Paso County Coliseum Pavilion, sip on local craft brews, enjoy food trucks, browse a makers market, and cheer on bands competing live. Bonus: it’s dog-friendly AND family-friendly. Tickets start at just $10—VIP perks include art prints and charcuterie. Click here for more details. 

Lincoln Park Day
On Sunday, Sept. 21, Lincoln Park transforms into the ultimate celebration of Chicano culture. Expect jaw-dropping lowriders, vibrant murals, live music, and some of the best eats in town. This isn’t just a car show. It’s one of El Paso’s biggest cultural traditions.

5th Annual Mija Market
Support local, shop small, and uplift Mijas at this Saturday, Sept. 27 event at Cowtown Event Center. With over 70 vendors, live music, and proceeds benefiting Mija, Yes You Can, this free, family-friendly market is all about community power and girl boss energy. Click Here for more details.

🎶 Border Folk Festival
Closing out the month with pure música magic, the 10th annual Border Folk Festival hits the Plaza Theatre on Friday, Oct. 3 with performances from Mariachi Los Camperos and Tesoro. Workshops and networking events round out the celebration, spotlighting the rich traditions of border music. Click here for more details.

So grab your friends, bring the family, and dive into the cultura. El Paso knows how to throw a fiesta—and this month, we’re all invited.

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