This list is updated every Friday. Events that are in orange do have a cost associated, please see the event for details. Events that are in teal are either free or low cost. Hope you enjoy and have a blessed weekend!
For a complete list of Fiesta events, click here.
Friday – April 19th
Fiesta De Los Reyes—FREE admission
Daily 10am-midnight thru April 28 at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce Music, entertainment, shopping, food.
Día En La Sombrilla—FREE admission
Friday 11am-4pm, at Sombrilla Plaza and Central Plaza on UTSA’s main campus, One UTSA Circle
The event is in its 46th year of entertaining thousands and cracked more than 50,000 cascarones. Opportunity for student
organizations at UTSA to raise funds.
Fiesta Flower Show—FREE
Friday 2-4pm at The Woodward House, 1717 San Pedro Ave. www.fiestasanantonio.org
Beautiful floral arrangements and displays, all natural florals, greenery, etc., like the Tournament of Roses.
Royal Pachanga—FREE admission
Friday 4-6:30pm at Berta Almaguer Dance Studio & Community Center, 138 S Josephine Tobin Dr.
Wear your best Fiesta outfit, dance, make your own Fiesta medal or take a picture at a selfie station. Enjoy food and
refreshments. 210-207-6150
Taste of New Orleans ($) (SAZA San Antonio Zulu Assoc)
Friday-Sunday at Sunken Garden Theatre, 3875 N. St. Mary’s St www.saza.org
Enjoy authentic New Orleans-style food (gumbos, shrimp creole, etouffee, crawfish, boudin, alligator, beignets) and music
(zydeco, Cajun, jazz, brass bands, blues). Admission $17. Kids 10 and under free. Fri 5-11pm, Sat & Sun noon-11pm
Fiesta Oyster Bake ($)
Friday 5-11pm & Saturday noon-11pm at St. Mary’s University, 1 Camino Santa Maria www.oysterbake.com
Supports St. Mary’s University and raises money for student scholarships and university programs. 40 plus Bands and
Entertainers – 100,000 Oysters (baked, raw and fried). $20 presale; $25 gate; ages 12 & under free
Alamo Heights Night ($)
Friday 5:30-11:30pm at University of Incarnate Word, 4301 Broadway Street
80-100 booths/activities with entertainment, live music, food, drink, games and rides. GA $20; GA kids 12-17 and students
with valid ID $5; Kids under 12 free; active and reserve component military w/ ID free https://alamoheightsnight.org/
Fridays at Black Potion – Open Board Games, Open D&D—FREE admission
Fridays 5-11pm at Black Potion, 1900 Fredericksburg Rd., #101 (210) 369-8750
Bring your own or borrow from the lending library. Open play DnD Adventure Club 7-11pm (teens, adults welcome).
Scobee Planetarium Friday Night Presentations ($5-$6)
Fridays 6:30pm, 8pm, & 9:30pm at Scobee Planetarium, S.A. College Campus,1819 N. Main Ave.
The Scobee Planetarium offers Friday night public presentations. The 6:30pm show is family-friendly; the 8pm show is a
live presentation of “The Sky Tonight,” and at 9:30pm, there is a movie. Tickets available 30 min. prior to the presentation.
$5-$6 www.alamo.edu/sac/about-sac/college-offices/scobee-education-center/scobee-planetarium/
Helotes Lions Club Charity Bingo in Helotes (ongoing weekly)
Fridays 7pm (doors open 5:30pm) at 14690 Bandera Rd., Helotes www.heloteslionsclub.com
The Amazing Acro-Cats ($)
Friday-Sunday at The Josephine Theatre, 339 W. Josephine St. www.rockcatsrescue.org
Real cats doing real cat tricks. As seen on Netflix’s Cat People.
Saturday – April 20th
Celebrate Earth Day with Free Admission—FREE
Saturday & Sunday 8am-4pm at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, 10750 Pleasanton Rd. 210-628-1639
Cars and Coffee Helotes—FREE (3rd Saturdays)
Saturday 8-10am at First Baptist Church of Helotes, 14889 Old Bandera Rd, Helotes
Bring your classic, muscle, tuner, VIP, bike or trike and enjoy the morning with like-minded gearheads.
Wellness at the Tobin Center: TamboRhythms Drum Circle—FREE (3rd Saturdays)
Saturday 9-10am at Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza, 100 Auditorium Circle www.tobincenter.org
Patrons do not need to bring anything; a limited amount of drums and hand percussion will be available. TamboRhythms
founder, Jorge Ochoa, OTR is an occupational therapist and group drumming facilitator in San Antonio.
Cars, Cupcakes, and Coffee at Diecast Republic—FREE (1st & 3rd Saturdays)
Saturday 9am-noon at Diecast Republic, 16654 San Pedro Ave.
Viva Science SA—FREE
Saturday 9am-3pm at Mayes Family Center, Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway
Free event to enlighten, engage, and excite people by displaying science in an entertaining fashion.
Burial Ground: Exploring African American Resting Places ($)
Saturday 9am at San Antonio City Cemetery #3
The tour group will embark on a one-mile trek through this historic cemetery to uncover the buried history of some of San
Antonio’s most intriguing African American residents. Tour is suggested for ages 16 and older. $25/person
Fiesta De Los Reyes—FREE admission
Daily 10am-midnight thru April 28 at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce Music, entertainment, shopping, food.
WUMC Spring Festival—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-2pm at Windcrest United Methodist Church, 8101 Midcrown Dr. Enjoy a day of fun and shopping. The Windcrest Garden Club will be selling plants. There will be free children’s games and activities, Rummage and Bake sales, Food & Drinks (grilled hot dogs and sausage), Blessing of the Pets and Entertainment. Blessing of the pets 10:30am in the Walzem side parking lot.
MacArthur HS 2nd Annual Car Show—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-3pm at 2923 MacArthur View
Vendors, craft artisans, car show. Support the MacArthur High School Band and Color Guard.
Kid’s Fun Day–FREE (1st & 3rd Saturdays)
Saturday 10am-2pm at New Braunfels Railroad Museum, 302 San Antonio St., New Braunfels (830) 627-2447
On Kids’ Fun Day, kids get to run the model trains and become junior engineers. It’s fun for kids of all ages. Check out the
museum exhibits and the train cars, too. Museum is open until 4pm. http://newbraunfelsrailroadmuseum.org/
Music & Movement—FREE (1st & 3rd Saturdays) (Register)
Saturday 10-11:30am at Down Syndrome Association of South Texas, 1127 Patricia Dr.
Children ages 0-5 with Down syndrome and their caregivers are invited to join this Zumbini class filled with music and
movement and designed to enhance cognitive, emotional, social, and motor development. 10-10:45am Zumbini; 10:45-
11:30am Playtime with other kids and parents. https://dsastx.org/programs/music-movement/
Fiesta Castle Hills—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-5pm at Fiesta Castle Hills, 207 Lemonwood Dr, Castle Hills www.fiestasanantonio.org
Community parade, children’s petting zoo & games, live music, multiple artisan & craft booths, food court variety, adult
beverages available. Pet friendly; free admission.
UTSA Fiesta® Arts Fair ($)
Saturday 10am-6pm at UTSA SW Campus, 300 Augusta
The fair features contemporary art from more than 100 juried artists from across the U.S. Live music by local and regional
performers on two stages. Young Artists Garden providing opportunities for budding artists to learn, explore, and express
their creativity. $20 www.utsa.edu/alumni/events-programs/fiesta-arts-fair/
El Rey Fido Coronation—FREE admission
Saturday 10-11am at Hops & Hounds (NEW downtown location), 1123 Avenue B
El Rey Fido began in 2002 as a spin on the Fiesta Royalty title of a similar name: Rey Feo. At this event, Rey Feo himself
crowns the top fundraising dog. See dogs in royal attire. Vendors, food and drink, pet-friendly.
Viva Botanica ($)
Saturday 10am-2pm at S.A. Botanical Garden, 555 Funston Pl. www.sabot.org
Bring the whole family to explore 38 acres of nature during this family-friendly event. Guests can explore a botanical
theme at activity stations with Garden educators. Activity stations include creating your own paper flower and tree cookie
fiesta medal, parade, tree giveaway (while supplies last), and more. Included with regular admission.
Earth Day at Woodlawn—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-2pm at Woodlawn Lake Park, 1103 Cincinnati www.sanantonio.gov/ParksAndRec/News-Events/Events
Music & dance, resource booths, fitness activities, tree giveaway, and more.
Fiesta De Los Niños—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-6pm at Boeing Center at Tech Port, 3331 General Hudnell Dr Acc Rd www.fiestasanantonio.org
Kids and adults will enjoy exploring The S.A. Museum of Science and Technology’s AREA 21 inspiration and learning
center, the WEX Foundation space exhibit, and more. Tesla Coil demonstrations will take place throughout the day. Try
kid-friendly, hands-on activities centered around thriving technologies: cybersecurity, aviation, space exploration, and
robotics. Gaming, esports competitions, music, rides, food, and more. Free parking, free interactive activities.
San Jacinto Victory Celebration—FREE admission
Saturday 10am-noon at the Alamo, 300 Alamo Plaza www.fiestasanantonio.org
Texas Independence was won on April 21, 1836, at the Battle of San Jacinto. Learn about the victory from speakers,
enjoy the winning essay by an area student, and pay homage to those Texans who fought so valiantly.
The Circle for Life Motorcycle Ride ($)
Saturday 10am-12:30pm at Javelina Harley-Davidson, 29078 I-10 Frontage Rd, Boerne
This ride is the fastest parade in Fiesta. Kickstands up at 10am. This is a police-escorted ride to make it safe and fun.
The ride starts in Boerne and ends deep in the heart of Fiesta for food and music. $40 presale/$45 on site
www.thecircleforlife.com
27th Annual Aloha Fiestaval—FREE admission (parking $6)
Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm at Traders Village, 9333 SW Loop 410 https://tradersvillage.com/san-antonio/
Authentic Hawaiian acts, music, vendors and many food booths that feature Hawaiian and Polynesian Foods.
Mallwalkers Expo (The Walking Dead Theme)—FREE admission
Saturday & Sunday 11am-6pm at Wonderland of the Americas, 4522 Fredericksburg Rd.
Free General Admission for everyone for the creepy decor, photo ops and horror market. The horror market
will cover the entire lower level featuring artists, vendors, readings, treats, oddities, apparel and also various
Zombie themed photo booths. Kids and Adult costume contest both days. Meet & greets and other options
available at: www.socialrevoltstore.com
Anime STX—FREE admission
Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm at Rolling Oaks Mall, 6909 N Loop 1604 E www.Animestx.com
Free anime convention. Free admission with premium options to enhance your experience. Meet celebrities voicing some
of your favorite Gundam pilots along with sponsors bringing you the top mechs, Gundams, and more. This convention is
built for the new fans and hobbyists alike. They will of have voice actors from your favorite animes as well. Badges and
premium packages are available.
Celebrations of Traditions Pow Wow—FREE admission
Saturday 11am-4pm at Candler Physical Education Center, 1819 N Main Ave. www.unitedsanantoniopowwow.org
The pow wow promotes tribal traditions, culture, and the opportunity for Native People to gather in celebrating their rich
heritage. Provides all who attend the opportunity to view and participate in the American Indian Culture & Traditions of
dance and music at an official Native American pow wow.
Taste of New Orleans ($) (SAZA San Antonio Zulu Assoc)
Friday-Sunday at Sunken Garden Theatre, 3875 N. St. Mary’s St www.saza.org/
Fiesta Oyster Bake ($)
Friday 5-11pm & Saturday noon-11pm at St. Mary’s University, 1 Camino Santa Maria www.oysterbake.com
Fiesta In the Hills (Far West Side)—FREE admission
Saturday noon-4pm at Hallmark University School of Business, 9855 Westover Hills Blvd.
Food, music, games, rides, and more. www.fiestasanantonio.org
Chaparral Music & Heritage Festival—FREE admission
Saturday noon-11pm at Civic Park at Hemisfair, 210 S. Alamo St. www.saparks.org and Eventbrite.com
The festival will kick off with free Loteria games with prizes noon-2pm led by Que Sabor, with visits by Fiesta Royalty and
Lieutenant General John R. Evans with music by the USAF Band of the West Rock Band. See a precision parachute
jump, enjoy music, dancing, food and drink. Premium GA and VIP Culinary Experience upgrades available.
Pinatas in the Barrio—FREE admission
Saturday noon-9pm at Guadalupe Plaza, 1327 Guadalupe St. www.aueda.org
Live entertainment, musical and dance groups, unveiling of the Barrios Largest Pinatas, crowning of the Senior Citizen
King and Queen of the Barrio, fun and food for the whole family. Pet friendly; free parking.
Sabor Sessions at Stable Hall—FREE admission *
Saturdays at noon thru May 4 at Stable Hall, 307 Pearl Pkwy. www.stablehall.com/saborsessions
This matinee series combines live music and Lotería (Mexican Bingo). Lotería prizes include Stable Hall concert tickets
and merchandise. Doors open 11am, games are noon-2:30pm, live music 2:30-4pm. *The events are free with RSVP
before 2:30pm or $10 at the door.
Agarita Humble Hall in District 7—FREE
Saturday 1:30pm in Woodland Lake Park, 1103 Cincinnati Ave. www.agarita.org/shows
Join Agarita at an Earth Day Celebration with a free outdoor concert featuring guest violinist, Aimee Lopez.
Fiesta in the Alley—FREE admission
Saturday 2-8pm at Backyard Concessions/Peacock Alley, 112 Broadway
DJ, cascarones, chicken on a stick, sausage on a stick, drinks, local vendors, and more.
Trek Wars at the Library—FREE
Saturday 2-5pm at Tobin Library, 4134 Harry Wurzbach 210-207-9040
Why choose between Star Trek and Star Wars when you can have both? Don’t miss this epic event with crafts, games,
escape rooms, and a Jeopardy-style competition. Plus, the USS Bexar and the Star Wars Society of San Antonio will be
there to represent. Beam into Tobin for a galactic adventure.
Celebration of Queen of Tejano, Selena—FREE admission
Saturday at Rancho 181 Food Truck Park & Bar, 13514 US-181 Facebook: Rancho181
Rancho 181 is celebrating Selena’s birthday. Gates open at 2pm. $500 Dress Like Selena Contest for adults and kids.
Live performance By Selena Forever Tribute Band 11pm-12:30am (yes, 11pm). Food trucks, small business shopping,
kids’ play area, and more.
420 Pop Up Shop at Southern Freeze Daiquiri
Saturday 3-8pm at 13762 Potranco Rd. Ste. 110 Indoor/outdoor event with a variety of vendors, food, and more.
Agarita Humble Hall in District 6—FREE
Saturday 4pm Cathedral Rock Park, 8002 Grissom Rd. www.agarita.org/shows
Join Agarita for an outdoor concert featuring Aimee Lopez on violin. Junior Tuesday Musical Club Young Instrumentalists
will perform at 3:30pm. Bring a picnic and enjoy a free concert friendly to all ages.
5th Annual Chanclas Y Cervezas ($)
Saturday 5-11pm at The Greenline, 2532 Sidney Brooks https://livebrooks.com/chanclas/
Enjoy a variety of games and competitions that will put your chancla-throwing skills to the test. Live entertainment, photo
opportunities, craft stations, merchants, food, drinks, and cervezas for purchase. $15 presale
Fae, Nymphs & Firefly Burlesque Show ($)
Saturday 7-11pm at Victoria’s Black Swan Inn, 1006 Holbrook Rd www.victoriasblackswaninn.com/
Music, food, shopping, costumes and Fae Magic, a night filled with beauty, fire and fun. Costumes are greatly
encouraged…Make Renaissance Magic come to life as you celebrate the mysteries of the Fae. VIP tickets will give you
access to the Fae Garden and magical photographers as well as other goodies. GA $30; VIP $50
The Amazing Acro-Cats ($)
Friday-Sunday at The Josephine Theatre, 339 W. Josephine St. www.rockcatsrescue.org
Sunday – April 21st
Celebrate Earth Day with Free Admission—FREE
Saturday & Sunday 8am-4pm at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, 10750 Pleasanton Rd. 210-628-1639
Earth Day Fest at Mission County Park 2—FREE
Sunday 10am-2pm at Mission County Park 2- 7675 Padre Circle www.bexar.org
Have a blast while learning and celebrating our planet with kid activities, fitness classes, games, and entertainment. Plus,
connect with local conservation groups and discover how you can make a difference in protecting our environment.
Fiesta De Los Reyes—FREE admission
Daily 10am-midnight thru April 28 at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce Music, entertainment, shopping, food.
27th Annual Aloha Fiestaval—FREE admission (parking $6)
Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm at Traders Village, 9333 SW Loop 410 https://tradersvillage.com/san-antonio/
Authentic Hawaiian acts, music, vendors and many food booths that feature Hawaiian and Polynesian Foods.
Mallwalkers Expo (The Walking Dead Theme)—FREE admission
Saturday & Sunday 11am-6pm at Wonderland of the Americas, 4522 Fredericksburg Rd.
Anime STX—FREE admission
Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm at Rolling Oaks Mall, 6909 N Loop 1604 E www.Animestx.com
Mission Reach Flotilla—FREE
Sunday 11am-3pm at Acequia Park, 8500 Mission Pkwy. www.fiestasanantonio.org
The official kayaking event of Fiesta! Immerse yourself in Arts & Crafts, Folklorico Dancers, and a rhythmic Drum Circle,
free kayaking (walkups only) and outdoor fishing clinic.
Day in Old Mexico ($)
Sunday 11am-5pm at Rancho del Charro, 6126 Padre Drive
Plenty of vendors, Mariachis, Girls escaramuza, The charreada, food booths, and more at this very colorful event for the
whole family. $20
Second Chance Cavy Rescue Adoption Event (guinea pigs)
Sundays 11am-4pm at PetSmart Bandera Pointe, 9238 N Loop 1604 W
Adoption events every Sunday by appt. Health checks & nail trims available for walk-ins.
www.secondchancecavy.org
Taste of New Orleans ($) (SAZA San Antonio Zulu Assoc)
Friday-Sunday at Sunken Garden Theatre, 3875 N. St. Mary’s St www.saza.org/
Beyond Limits Sensory-Friendly Programming ($)
Sunday 6-8pm at The DoSeum, 2800 Broadway St. www.thedoseum.org
The DoSeum’s Beyond Limits is a sensory-friendly program that celebrates the limitless potential of all curious young
minds. Each event features fun, themed activities, modified exhibits, smaller crowds, accommodating accessories, and
specialized staff to engage and support your learner. Tickets are $8 and required for this event.
Movie Daze at Black Potion Bar—FREE admission
Sundays at Black Potion Bar, 1900 Fredericksburg Rd. www.facebook.com/BlackPotionSATX/
Monday – April 22nd
Fiesta De Los Reyes—FREE admission
Daily 10am-midnight thru April 28 at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce Music, entertainment, shopping, food.
Annual Pilgrimage to the Alamo—FREE
Monday 4-5pm from Vietnam War Memorial to the Alamo https://vietnamveteransmemorialofsanantonio.com/
This is a solemn and silent procession for 6 blocks from the Vietnam War Memorial to the Alamo, in which all of the 500
participants in the Pilgrimage walk as members of the groups represented, carrying floral tributes to be placed on the
Alamo green, before taking a seat in Alamo Plaza.
The Texas Cavaliers River Parade ($ Reserved Seating or Free)
Monday 7-9pm on the River Walk; 210-227-4837 www.TexasCavaliers.org/river-parade
Festive music fills the air and floats pass by as thousands watch from the banks of the San Antonio River. Watch for free
from the Will Naylor Smith Riverwalk Plaza at 6pm. Watch parade coverage 7-9pm, followed by the S.A. Live River
Parade After Party 9-10pm on KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus. www.tobincenter.org/paradeviewingparty
Tuesday – April 23rd
Fiesta De Los Reyes—FREE admission
Daily 10am-midnight thru April 28 at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce Music, entertainment, shopping, food.
Ford Mariachi Festival—FREE admission (Tuesday-Wed-Thurs)
Tuesday-Thursday on the River Walk www.fiestasanantonio.org
This free, official Fiesta event features Mariachi bands and Folklorico dancers from local schools and colleges. Barges
randomly stop and play music. Each group wears a traditional mariachi costume or Folklorico dress. Free viewing along
the entire 2 ½ mile downtown portion of the River Walk.
A Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA) (Tuesday-Wed-Thurs-April 26) ($)
Tuesday-Friday (Apr. 26) 5:30-10:30 nightly in La Villita, 418 Villita Street (210) 226-5188 www.niosa.org
NIOSA brings the city’s heritage alive in its 14 cultural areas. It is produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of
San Antonio. NIOSA 2024 will again sell paper coupons for food, drink, souvenirs on the grounds that can be purchased
on the NIOSA grounds during the event. Note: All backpacks and any bags larger than 12” x 12” x 6”–including diaper
bags–are prohibited. Admission: $20.
Fiesta in Blue!—FREE (reserve ticket)
Tuesday 7-8:30pm at Boeing Center at Tech Port, 3331 General Hudnell Dr. Access Rd
United States air Force Band of the West will take the stage alongside SA’s own: vocalist Jacqueline Sotelo and
percussionist Jose Amado. Free tickets; reserve now. https://flow.page/afband
Ain’t Gonna Resta Til After Fiesta Dance—FREE admission (Inclusive event)
Tuesday 6-8:30pm at The Espee, 1174 E. Commerce St. www.evasheroes.org
Water & Amusement Parks
City Splash Pads are NOW OPEN—FREE
It’s the perfect time for some outdoor fun at the park. City splash pads are open daily 9am-9pm.
▪ Benavides Park (1500 Saltillo St)
▪ Elmendorf Lake Park (3700 W Commerce St)
▪ Hemisfair’s Union Pacific Railroad Splash Pad (434 S Alamo)
▪ Jo Ward Park (435 E. Sunshine Dr)
▪ Lincoln Park (2915 E Commerce St)
▪ Martin Luther King Park (3503 Martin Luther King Dr)
▪ Pearsall Park (5102 Old Pearsall Rd) (Closed daily for maint: 11:30am-12:30pm, 2:30-3:30pm, 5:30-6:30pm)
▪ Fischer Park in New Braunfels (1935 Hilltop summit Rd., NB)
SeaWorld San Antonio & Aquatica Are Open ($)
Thurs-Sundays thru May 19 at 10500 SeaWorld Dr. www.seaworldparks.com; Aquatica Open Fri-Sun thru May 19
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is Open ($)
Select days at I-10 West at La Cantera Boulevard exit. 210-697-5050 www.sixflags.com
Hurricane Harbor San Antonio water park opens select days, April 27-Sept. 2
Morgan’s Wonderland is Open ($) Select days at 5223 David Edwards www.morganswonderland.com
