El Paso Museum of Archaeology holds annual Poppies fest
Jerry Najera
Saturday morning the El Paso Museum of Archaeology held it’s annual Poppies fest.
The event is held so that people can enjoy the natural beauty
of the Franklin Mountains and the Mexican Gold Poppies that splash the mountain side with color.
“It’s a festival that celebrates the Chihuahuan Desert that surrounds us and especially Castner Range National Monument in which we are dead square in inside of,” said El Paso Museum of Archaeology
director, Sebastian Ribas-Normand.
Artists, vendors and food trucks were also on hand for attendees to enjoy.
The annual Poppoes fest continues Sunday starting at 10 a.m.