The annual El Paso event, a nighttime procession occurring around Halloween, is a highly anticipated spectacle for the community. It is organized in partnership with KLAQ, a local radio station, and is typically held in the downtown area in the designated year, inviting residents of all ages to participate or observe. The festivities often include themed floats, costumes, and music, creating a vibrant and family-friendly atmosphere.
This event serves as a significant cultural marker, fostering community engagement and providing a platform for creative expression. Its yearly recurrence establishes a tradition that connects generations, with many participants and spectators having attended since childhood. The spectacle provides economic benefits to local businesses through increased tourism and patronage during the Halloween season and creates a sense of collective celebration and pride within the El Paso community.
