Entertainment Choices Abound in Eagle Pass

Eagle Pass’ ever-evolving, lively arts and entertainment scene keeps the community engaged and draws in visitors. Whether it’s trying your hand at the Lucky Eagle Casino or enjoying live music and drinks with friends in the 300 Block Art and Entertainment District, every weekend can be fun-filled. If you are feeling international, Piedras Negras, our sister city in Mexico, is right across the bridge to serve up culture, authenticity, and delicious food.

Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel

Located on the Kickapoo Indian Reservation, the Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel is one of only two casinos in the great state of Texas. Try your luck at the tables and slots and then enjoy world-class entertainment, fine restaurants, and luxury lodging. Plan ahead to take in a live concert, comedy show, or boxing event.

Sister City: Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico

Crossing the International Bridge I will take you into the authentic Mexican culture of Piedras Negras. There you can shop at the Zaragoza Mercado for beautiful native crafts and enjoy authentic Mexican food and candy. Enrich your visit with a stroll in old Mexico at the placita right in front of the historic church, Santuario de Guadalupe built in 1859. Just across our second international bridge, Camino Real International Bridge II, is the newest attraction, the Plaza de las Tres Culturas which honors the three cultures of Maya, Aztec, and Olmec with artwork and statues. INEGI’s National Public Safety Survey ranks Piedras Negras as the safest border in Mexico and the fifth safest city in that country.

300 Block Art and Entertainment District: The Heart of Eagle Pass

The 300 Block is a destination, an energy, a way of playing as hard as you work. It’s a District that is revitalized and up-and-coming. It’s art, venues, restaurants, and shops. Any time is a good time to visit, but attending one of the many festivals is a particularly good choice. During the day, kids are busy in dance and art lessons, friends are meeting over coffee and pastries, and folks are strolling along Main Street soaking in the Tex-Mex culture. When the sun sets, the nightlife begins with art exhibits, drinks, and live music.

Every day can welcome a new adventure! See what the 300 Block Art and Entertainment District has to offer below: