El Paso Celebrates Black History Month with Annual Parade and Festival

The Interclub Council hosts the centennial-themed event to honor past and present trailblazers.

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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The Interclub Council (ICC) of El Paso is hosting its annual Black History Month Parade and Festival on Saturday, February 28th. The parade and festival celebrate the achievements, culture, and contributions of Black Americans, with this year's event featuring a centennial theme that invites families, schools, churches, civic organizations, and local businesses to honor past and present trailblazers while uplifting today's voices.

Why it matters

The annual Black History Month parade and festival is an important community event that brings together El Paso's diverse population to recognize and celebrate the significant role of Black Americans in the city's history and ongoing development.

The details

The parade kicks off at 10 a.m. at the intersection and will feature floats, marching bands, and other participants honoring Black history and culture. Following the parade, the festival will take place with live music, food vendors, and educational exhibits highlighting the contributions of Black Americans.

  • The parade takes place on Saturday, February 28, 2026 starting at 10 a.m.

The players

Interclub Council (ICC) of El Paso

The organization that hosts the annual Black History Month Parade and Festival in El Paso, with the purpose of fostering communication between members, sharing information, and discussing community activities.

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The takeaway

The annual Black History Month parade and festival in El Paso is an important tradition that brings the community together to celebrate the rich history and ongoing contributions of Black Americans in the city.