News Summary
San Antonio will celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with a variety of events from May 9 to May 11. Highlights include a football game between the San Antonio Brahmas and DC Defenders, the Tacos and Tequila Festival featuring renowned artists, and a ballet performance of Coppélia. Families will also enjoy a free outdoor movie screening and live music, while local dining establishments offer special menus for the occasion. This weekend promises a perfect blend of entertainment, culture, and community spirit.
San Antonio is set to celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with a variety of events scheduled from May 9 to May 11, providing entertainment options for families and friends. The festivities will kick off shortly after the annual Fiesta celebration, with activities ranging from sporting events to music festivals and ballet performances.
The San Antonio Brahmas will face off against the DC Defenders in an exciting football game on Friday, May 9, starting at 7 p.m. The game will take place at the Alamodome, located at 100 Montana Street. Tickets for the event are available beginning at $20. Despite having a struggling season record of 1-5, the Brahmas will look to improve as they take on a more successful Defenders team with a record of 4-2. This game features the thematic flair of “Let’s Rodeo,” embracing the local culture.
On Saturday, May 10, the Tacos and Tequila Festival will offer a vibrant atmosphere from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Retama Park (1 Retama Pkwy, Selma, TX). This 21+ event, with general admission tier 2 tickets starting at $79, promises performances from notable hip-hop and R&B artists including Lil Jon and Ginuwine. Attendees can indulge in street tacos crafted by local chefs along with house-made margaritas, making for an enjoyable culinary experience.
Later that evening, the 2nd Saturday San Antonio Mother’s Day Market will take place from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Main Plaza (115 N. Main Ave.) This free event invites families to stroll through pop-up vendors and local craft displays while enjoying live entertainment, featuring music from Abuelitas de Oro and youth bands from Music on Magnolia.
Sunday, May 11, begins with the YOSA Philharmonic’s Season Finale concert, featuring the performance “Firebird Dance” at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts (100 Auditorium Circle) at 7 p.m. Tickets for this classical music event start at $15, offering a cultured option for those celebrating Mother’s Day.
On the same day, the beloved ballet performance Coppélia will be presented by the Alamo City Dance Company and Symphony Viva. With two showtimes available at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., this enchanting ballet will be held at Our Lady of the Lake University’s Thiry Auditorium (411 SW 24th St.). Tickets for this performance start at $20, making it a family-friendly option for arts enthusiasts.
That evening, there will be a Free Outdoor Movie Screening of the popular musical “Wicked” at the base of the Tower. Attendees can enjoy food and drinks available for purchase, creating a festive and relaxed atmosphere to wrap up the weekend.
Additionally, country music artist Megan Moroney will perform her “Am I Okay? Tour” at Cowboys Dancehall on Sunday, with tickets still available for those looking to enjoy live music in a lively environment.
In celebration of Mother’s Day, numerous local dining establishments will offer specials and events, ranging from brunches to dinner reservations, tailored to honor mothers and their families. Community events throughout San Antonio are focused on creating memorable experiences dedicated to mothers, thus enhancing the spirit of appreciation and joy during this festive weekend.
With something for everyone this Mother’s Day Weekend, San Antonio is poised to offer a perfect blend of entertainment, culture, and community spirit.
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Additional Resources
- KSAT: Mother’s Day Brunch Specials
- Wikipedia: Mother’s Day
- San Antonio Magazine: Things to Do May 8-11
- Google Search: San Antonio events May 2025
- KENS5: San Antonio Weekend Events
- Google Scholar: San Antonio Mother’s Day events
- San Antonio Current: Mother’s Day Restaurant Specials
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Mother’s Day celebrations
- KSAT: List of Mother’s Day Events in San Antonio
- Google News: Mother’s Day San Antonio 2025
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