News Summary
San Antonio is set to host a thrilling weekend from March 21-23, 2025, featuring the 29th Annual César E. Chávez March for Justice. Starting at 10 a.m. on March 22, this event celebrates community and culture with themes of unity and song. Alongside the march, comedy shows by renowned performers will add to the festive atmosphere. The weekend will be a vibrant display of joy, solidarity, and shared cultural experiences, inviting residents and visitors alike to participate and celebrate together.
San Antonio Gears Up for a Weekend of Fun and Celebration!
This weekend in San Antonio promises to be nothing short of thrilling as the city rolls out the red carpet for a series of exciting events that celebrate community, culture, and entertainment. The highlight of the weekend is the 29th Annual César E. Chávez March for Justice, a heartfelt and impactful gathering that many locals have been eagerly anticipating.
March for Justice: A Celebration of Legacy
On Saturday, March 22, 2025, thousands of people will come together for this special march, which will embark from the intersection of Guadalupe and Brazos, conveniently located next to the iconic Guadalupe Theater. Kicking off at 10 a.m., this year’s theme is “Bring Forth Song and Celebration,” inviting participants to not only march for justice but also to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the community.
To make it easier for everyone to join in, there will be a complimentary Park & Ride Service provided by VIA Metropolitan Transit. So, whether you’re marching with family or friends, getting to and from the event couldn’t be easier!
Honoring Important Figures
This year, the march will be led by two remarkable grand marshals: retired US Air Force Colonel Gil Coronado and Teresa Chávez Delgado, the granddaughter of the legendary civil rights leader César Chávez. Gil Coronado, a trailblazer for the establishment of Hispanic Heritage Month back in the late 1980s, is a proud alum of Lanier High School. Meanwhile, Teresa, who made headlines at just four years old during a grape boycott in 1974, has dedicated her life to education and activism, currently teaching in California.
A Weekend Packed with Entertainment
But the good vibes won’t stop with the march! Get ready to bust out some laughs because comedians like Wanda Sykes and TobyMac are set to grace the stages across San Antonio this weekend, adding a good dose of laughter to the joy already brewing in the city. Expect lots of fun with comedy shows that cater to every sense of humor!
Connecting with the Community
As the weekend unfolds from March 21-23, 2025, residents are encouraged not only to participate in the events but also to engage with the community by sharing their experiences. Local platforms are inviting everyone to post their stories and photos of the march and entertaining events, helping to create a tapestry of community spirit that reflects the energy of San Antonio.
Help Keep the Spirit Alive!
Thanks to the efforts of the César E. Chávez Legacy & Educational Foundation, these events provide a platform for family and friends to come together to not only learn about the importance of social justice but also to revel in the celebrating of their shared culture and experiences. So, whether you’re marching, laughing, or simply soaking in the energy of the crowd, there’s something happening in San Antonio this weekend just for you!
So grab your friends, your family, and your sense of adventure because this weekend is all about community, culture, and celebration! Let’s make some memories together!
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