had some initial trouble with lights staying up, but a quick call to eptxmaslights and they were…read moreright back out on site to make good. the lights once stabilized look professional, shine nicely, and the lights maintenance service is way above average. Glad I called these fine folks, they really came through for me, and my house looks extra festive. Call these folks, for your next lights project, you will not regret it.

From the owner: We are El Paso's premier custom holiday and event lighting company. We design, install, maintain…read moreand take down your Christmas lights at the end of the season.

What a fun store! We hadn't been to a Halloween Superstore in years, and now, there are TWO stores…read moreclose by, and my daughter intends to visit each one! Lol The store is ginormous with 80's music playing in the background and mixed with classic scary Halloween sounds! The store is fully staffed with the most helpful people! We came empty-handed, but left with a few scary treasures! Recommended and will be back!

Going to the Fred Loya light show has become an annual tradition for me and my family. It's pretty…read moremuch the same lights and displays every year. You can expect: A fun little show with Santa and the Grinch (my personal favorite Xmas character ha ha!), around a 10-minute light show with Christmas music, lots of Christmas decor, a manger display and free hot cocoa and cookies after the show. The shows start in late November and end on Christmas Day. It happens Friday-Sunday at 6, 7 and 8 p.m. Guess what? The show is free! I highly recommend it for the kiddos, novia/novio ( boyfriend/girlfriend) and any other loved ones. Take your loved ones from out of town! Free parking is available at Montwood High School. You'd only have to walk a few blocks to the home. I usually take photos but can't seem to find any from previous years. If I take some more this year, I'll post.

For many years I wanted to visit, I finally did in December 2019. According to the KTSM website the…read moreshow would start at 0600 but didn't state how long the show was. Arrived 15 minutes early, parked in the high school across the street and walked to the house by the time we arrived it was 0606 and the show had already started. The light show ended at 0608. Yes, the show only lasts 8 minutes. They do a show every hour and afterwards the Fred Loya Family opens the gate to the front of their lawn, gives free cookies with hot cocoa. Some of the neighbors also decorate and some charge for pics with Santa. Before you know it .. snow starts coming out the palm trees and yes that makes it a magical moment. As beautiful as it was and being a free show from the heart of the Loya Family I would give it a 5 out of 5, but I personally wouldn't drive there again because how crowded it was, because Im not interested in the free cookies and hot cocoa and because I was more interested in the light show but its hard to enjoy with the large crowd, I prefer watching it at home on youtube.

Called Nanci about doing an Estate Sale for me. I left a message. Waited one week and called again…read more Left message. Waited one week and found someone else. Two Months later she called back! I told her I had called a couple of months before and she didn't return my call so I found someone else. She said, "Ya, well I don't listen to my voice mails". That's not someone I would want to do business with!

Nanci and Friends organizes estate sales all over town. I think some of her family members help out…read morewith the sales. Nanci also owns an antique shop on North Mesa. I haven't visited it yet but I would consider it. Me and my significant other recently went to one of her sales in the upper valley. The house itself was beautiful. It was three bedrooms and spacious. It was dated a bit but well taken care of. It was also for sale. The upper valley has some of the most beautiful homes in El Paso. Overall, I enjoyed this sale. The prices on items were pretty reasonable compared to other estate sales I've been to. The estate sale had a variety of items for sale like art, comic books, furniture, Christmas decor, cars, an RV, collectibles, records, a vintage radio and TV and so much more. I bought a few comic books (Beauty and the Beast, Transformers, etc.) for $2-3 each. I also bought a couple of Coca Cola collectibles, a cookie jar from 1996, a bank and a Coca Cola mini car. I'll take photos soon! There are a couple of things that could've made this sale run smoother. There was probably hundreds or maybe even thousands of items for sale. A good chunk of the items weren't priced. Another thing that kind of bothered me was the crowd! There was too many people inside of the house! One of the employees finally had someone at the door. He would only let so many people in when some people left. That was a smart idea. I would consider going to another estate sale by Nanci and Friends. They can be found at www.mesastreetantiquemall.com They list their sales, services and more info. there. They also have a Facebook page and an eBay store.

Sweet Christmas shop offering both traditional and southwestern themed holiday decor. I picked up a…read morecouple ornaments and enjoyed a lovely chat with the lady who runs it.

LOVED this entire store! Products, atmosphere, giant selection, and sweetest woman too!!!…read more Came in just to browse on a Sunday and ended up finding some wonderful treasures and gifts The prices were reasonable for the unique selection of items and the store was full of great options for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas - especially for the decorators and holiday hosts We will definitely return and shop for friends and family.

Beautiful store and very reasonable prices! A great place to bring out of town guests for authentic…read moreMexican decor.

I was very disappointed on their return policy. I made a return three days later and they gave me a…read morestore credit only that would last 6 months. I used to like their store. No more.

I realize it's on me for not further inspecting but since it's New Mexico and there are plenty of…read morenative artisans around to support, I foolishly thought the "native american fetish" was an actual carving. Once I opened it from the wrapping after we'd left town, I realized it's plastic. Shame on you!!

I'll echo what my fellow Yelpers have said: this place kind of sucks. It's dirty and dusty, selling…read morereally old, crappy "souvenirs" that look like they were buried in a late 1980s time capsule. That may sound cool, but it's not. It's sad. The reason to go here is just for the exterior and the photo opportunities afforded. The gift shop is located on the corner of the plaza in the town's old courthouse building. Be sure to read the historical info, it's pretty rad. Too bad the offerings for sale are not. Oh, and I did NOT try the coffee after reading these other reviews. I will say it looked pretty bad.

this place is a joke!!!! the manager just stands there while a huge line piles up and yes, there is…read moreavailable cashiers!!! wide selection, prices are ok??? dont reccomend!! yes if i could give zero stars i mist certain would!.

Really hard to find what you are looking to buy. However no one stocks anything anymore, you have…read moreto order almost everything and add at least 50% to the cost for shipping. I made it out without a bunch of Woke ignorance though.