Canopies and More

Your passion and appetite for the theater will be more than satiated at the Abraham Chavez Theatre located adjacent to the El Paso Convention Center which has consistently welcomed patrons with a three-story high glass windowed entry and unique sombrero-shaped architecture making it a distinct feature on El Paso’s southwestern landscape. The spacious seating is well-appointed, comfortable, generous and relaxing for an indulgent experience replete with beaming lights, arched staircases, creative entryways and luminescent chandeliers adding to its rich decor. The lobby offers 20 entrance doors at the front of the building, with more than 5,000 square feet of lobby area full of glamour, sophistication and style.  

Visit the first international train station in the U.S., the El Paso Union Depot. Dating back to 1906, the building's high steeple and red brick exterior is now home to the local bus and trolly service, Sun Metro.

Carved oak doors prepare you for an exquisite dining venture and then quickly validate your choice to visit Mystic Grape Wine Bar and Suds, a veritable portal to the vineyards of the world. There you will find a cool, rock wall-style bar which anchors your experience at Mystic Grape, a family-owned and operated wine bar in El Paso whose original design came from the owners' years of world travel. The amazing result of learning everything there is to know about wines and spirits around the world is all yours at this unique true gem spectacle which also sponsors wine tastings, craft beers and a satisfying array of mixed drinks. Their menu boasts of excellent tapas, salads, burgers, pastas and entrees making it a perfect locale for great times and timeless moments. In vino veritas!

"Laissez les bons temps rouler!" Cincinnati Street becomes Bourbon Street every February in celebration of Fat Tuesday. The Mardi Gras style festival includes plenty of beads, food, parades and drink specials.