El Pasoans now also look forward to Da de los Nios, an event that started in Mexico. It’s a day to show the kids in our lives extra love, care, and appreciation. Most of the time, the day is celebrated in Mexico on April 30.
Around the end of April, parties are generally planned in the Borderland. With its Da de los Nios, Da de los Libros, the city of El Paso honors children while also honoring the custom of giving away books. There are also other things going on in the city. Check out these things going on near you.
Check out some other new content we’ve published:
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC Release Date: Explore New Lands and Meet New Monsters!
Día de los Niños, Día de los Libros
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, the Great Khalid Foundation will host Da de los Nios, Da de los Libros at Washington Park. The event is put on by the city’s Public Libraries and Parks and Recreation Department.
The 27th year of the free, family-friendly event that celebrates children’s literacy and the outdoors. Free books will be available for kids of all kinds to take home. There will also be many events, live entertainment, lucha libre, jumping balloons, and appearances by superheroes.
At the El Paso County Coliseum, you can park for free. Sun Metro will offer free bus rides all day long.
The Go’ Pokémon event will take place at Glory Road Barber Shop
At Glory Road Barber Shop’s first El Paso Generations Go Pokémon GO event from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at 140 Montecillo Blvd., Suite B3, kids of all ages are welcome to celebrate Da de Los Nios. It’s a deal between the @eptxpkmngo Twitter account for the El Paso Pokémon GO group and DeadBeach Brewery.
More than 25 local shops and food trucks, including Boba Tea by Teapioca El Paso, Star Burgers, and Fries, and Con Amor by Bere, will be at the free event. DeadBeach Brewery will provide beer for guests who are 21 or older. Kids who go to the event and get a haircut from Glory Road Barber Shop will get free Pokégoodies.
Make sure to schedule your meeting online ahead of time to guarantee a spot. There will also be chalk art, coloring stations, hourly raffles, a kid’s cosplay event, and art from a local artist named Blanca Estrada, who goes by the name Bloo.
