Food festivals in El Paso worth planning a trip around, by month.
Food festivals in El Paso worth planning a trip around, by month.
El Paso Winefest is the city's largest wine event, bringing over 500 wine selections from Texas and international producers to a single downtown tasting event each November, with food pairings, seminars, and a grand tasting walk.
Chalk the Block is an arts festival in downtown El Paso each October that incorporates a significant food vendor component, with local restaurants, street food trucks, and craft drinks lining the blocked-off streets alongside live art creation.
El Paso's Dia de los Muertos celebration at San Jacinto Plaza and the Downtown Arts District features food vendor stalls with traditional pan de muerto, tamales, atole, calabaza en tacha, and other ancestral Mexican foods alongside altar displays and processions.
The El Paso Green Chile Festival celebrates the Hatch chile harvest each September, with fresh roasted green and red chile vendors, chile-based food stalls, cooking demonstrations, and salsas sourced directly from the Mesilla Valley fields just north of El Paso.