chalk the block

Chalk the Block has opened its application window encouraging local artists and vendors to sign up for its upcoming virtual event.

Trashed sales tax revenue, falling bridge revenues, and unemployment claims all add up to a recipe for disaster for City-run events and services.

I found some really cool sidewalk art in my neighborhood and asked our listeners if they wanted to share their sidewalk chalk art on our KISS FM Facebook page.

Chalk the Block is one of the most fun, family-oriented things you can do. This event gives the kiddos something they can make and keep.

The 12th annual Chalk The Block returns with an amazing artist lineup in downtown El Paso.

With tons of interactive displays, local bands, vendors and tons of amazing local merchandise, Chalk the Block was an incredible experience that celebrates art on a local, national and international level.

Chalk the Block isn't just about chalk art on the sidewalk, there is live music as well. Check out this year's bands.

You need to submit an application to be a part of CTB, and the acceptance process is competitive, so get your application in right now.

Art After Dark kicks off after Chalk the Block on Saturday night. Hang out and soak up some great music, amazing art, and the ambiance of our amazing downtown.

Calling all artists and vendors, The City of El Paso’s Museum and Cultural Affairs Department is now accepting applications for Chalk the Block.

Everyone is invited to attend the ninth annual Chalk the Block Public Art Festival beginning on Friday, October 14, through Sunday, October 16, 2016 in Downtown El Paso.

Sun Metro will detour routes beginning Thursday, October 13th for Chalk the Block event in the Downtown area.