The life and legacy of Eddie Guerrero will be celebrated in his hometown next week, as Tuesday, November 18, 2025, will be officially declared “Eddie Guerrero Day” in El Paso, Texas.
City Hall Celebration
A family-friendly event will be held at El Paso City Hall (300 N. Campbell St.) beginning at 9 AM to honor the wrestling legend. Guerrero’s life and career will be honored through an official proclamation from the city.
El Paso, Texas, Council Member Deanna M. Rocha posted to Instagram about the event, inviting the community to participate. “Join us Tuesday, November 18 at 9 AM at City Hall… as we honor Eddie’s life, legacy, and impact with an official proclamation,” Rocha wrote. “Wear your wrestling persona or luchador mask and show your support for El Paso’s own legend — Viva La Raza!”
For fans who cannot attend in person, the event will be streamed live through the city’s official YouTube channel.
New Projects to Honor Eddie
The event is part of a larger community project organized by El Paso community member Chris Rojas, who announced ambitious long-term goals to honor Guerrero.
“I have been working on a special project! Join us on November 18 as we celebrate and honor and El Paso legend Eddie Guerrero!” Rojas wrote on Instagram. “Aside of this proclamation we are also looking at getting funds to re do the mural at Lincoln park, name a park after Eddie, and our long term goal is build a statue at Lincoln park for Eddie! This is so exciting and I can’t wait!”
The mural Rojas referred to is an existing piece in Lincoln Park, which was created by artist Eric Dubitsky in 2007. Rojas also “thanked Guerrero’s daughter Sherilyn for all her help with the project.“
