Your El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is elated to have John Leguizamo's as our keynote speaker for our annual Fiesta celebration. This is the premier event of the year …

Get ready to uncover the haunted history of El Paso aboard the historic streetcar!October on the Streetcar with a hauntingly fun ghost tour with Ghosts 915. This FREE tour starts at 6 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. Save your seat. Reservations required.

Step into the past and encounter the paranormal on the Trolley of Terror Tour with Ghosts 915.Boarding for this free tour starts at 6 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. Save your seat. Reservations required.

Don't miss your chance to experience a free guided tour of Chalk the Block and El Paso murals with local historian David Valera.The tour with take place on the streetcar and though out downtown. Boarding with starts 1 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. …

Embark on a tour on the Streetcar during Chalk the Block and discover signature El Paso murals with local historian David Varela.Boarding for this tour starts 1 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. Save your seat. Reservations required.

Join this special “Arch-tober” event celebrating Architecture Month with Lorena Holguin of AIA El Paso.Boarding for this free event starts 2 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. Save your seat. Reservations required.

Hop on board if you dare! The Trolley of Terror Tour with Ghosts 915Boards at 6 p.m. on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost. Rides are FREE! Save your seat. Reservations required.

Joint the conversation as Fred Evans with the El Paso County Historical Society reflects on people and places.Boarding start at 6pm on Streetcar 1511 at the Convention Center Stop in Downtown, at Santa Fe and Henry Trost.