El Paso celebrated 915 Day Sunday with the third annual 915 Tattoo Fiesta, bringing local tattoo artists, musicians, vendors and community members together in Downtown El Paso.
The event took place at 321 E. San Antonio Ave. and featured a three-street block party with a tattoo flash crawl, local vendors, live music, DJs, live art, food and merchandise.
Attendees also enjoyed a Lowrider/Vicla Show & Shine celebrating El Paso’s car culture.
Now in its third year, organizers say the event has become an annual celebration of the city’s creativity and culture.
Angel Reynosa, one of the event organizers, who was born and raised in El Paso, said the event is a way to show their appreciation for their hometown.
“I am from El Paso, born and raised. I have so much love for this city.”
The 915 Tattoo Fiesta was created to support local artists, small businesses, and creatives while bringing the community together to celebrate what makes the 915 unique.
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