fireworks

The El Paso Downtown Streetfest is around the corner, literally. Better get you tickets soon to one of the cities best festival's and some of the best fireworks.

You might not be able to shoot fireworks this Fourth of July. For the fifth year in a row, El Paso County Commissioners will be talking about banning fireworks because of drought conditions.

A fireworks spectacular kicks off the weekend as the El Paso Chihuahuas face the Fresno Grizzlies (Houston Astros) in a four-game homestand at Southwest University Park beginning on Saturday, May 16 through Tuesday, May 19, 2015.

Today, the Las Cruces City Council passes a fireworks restrictions that limits the use of fireworks to areas of paved or barren land, but the ban might be lifted just in time for the Fourth of July.

El Paso County and the City of El Paso have banned the sale and use of all fireworks this Fourth of July.  Only professional shows will be allowed.  But there are places in the Borderland where you can legally buy and shoot off fireworks.

Although the snap, crackle and pop of fireworks are exciting for us, it can be scary and harmful to our four-legged family members.

Celebrate the 4th of July with some of your favorite ‘90s bands…

It never fails, every year we start getting calls about parking, what time is what at, when will the fireworks go off etc...so here's a list of everything I thought would make your #EPStreetfest an awesome experience!

The El Paso Symphony Orchestra will perform a free concert celebrating America’s Independence on Thursday, July 4, 7:30pm at Biggs Park, Fort Bliss.

These are my reasons of why the El Paso Downtown Street Festival is by far my favorite event of all year.

No fireworks...again.

Ah, the Fourth of July – hot dogs and hamburgers on the grill, time off from work, patriotic music, and fireworks!  Or not…..