News Summary
San Antonio is gearing up for a lively weekend filled with events like the Pride Festival, Peach Fest, and a Belly Flop Contest. The Pride Festival at Crockett Park supports local LGBTQ+ businesses and culminates in the largest LGBTQIA night parade. Food lovers can enjoy the Peach Fest, showcasing Texas Hill Country peaches, while the city’s entertainment options also include a Margarita Festival and a Drag Me To Brunch event, ensuring a weekend packed with culture and fun for all.
San Antonio is set to celebrate the last weekend of June with a series of vibrant events, including the Pride “Bigger Than” Texas Festival and Parade, Peach Fest, and various entertainment options throughout the city.
The Pride Festival, a significant event for the LGBTQ+ community and allies, will occur on Saturday, June 28, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at Crockett Park, located at 1300 N Main Avenue. The festival aims to uplift local LGBTQ+ and ally businesses, nonprofits, vendors, entertainers, and performers. Attendees can purchase food and drinks while enjoying the festivities. The evening will conclude with the largest LGBTQIA night parade, commencing at 9 p.m.. Tickets for the Pride Festival cost $15 at the gate.
Also happening on Saturday evening is a Belly Flop Contest and Seafood Boil at Camp 1604 starting at 8 p.m.. This contest is free to attend, but participants must pay a $10 entry fee.
Running concurrently, Peach Fest will take place at The Shops at La Cantera from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. This free festival celebrates Texas Hill Country peaches and offers a variety of peach-inspired products, including specialty items like wines, jellies, and jams. The event is a delightful opportunity for food enthusiasts and families alike.
For those looking to kick off their Saturday afternoon in a lively manner, the Mimosa Fest will take place, starting at 1 p.m. at Pat O’Brien’s, located at 121 Alamo Plaza. Tickets start at $25 and include brunch bites along with mimosas at participating venues.
San Antonio’s popular Margarita Festival will return on Sunday, running from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Smoke Skybar, located at 1100 E Houston Street. Ticket prices begin at $27.89 for a non-sample card ticket, while a VIP ticket is priced at $133.12.
On Saturday, Low & Steady for Cause, featuring a lowrider showcase, will take place at Essex Modern City. Admission to this event is $10. Additionally, the Wonderland of Americas will host a Book Fair, which is a free event showcasing a wide selection of books and providing opportunities for attendees to meet authors.
More events contributed to the lively atmosphere include a Drag Me To Brunch at Hard Rock Cafe and a Pride Pool Party at The Plaza, providing entertainment options for all preferences.
This weekend in San Antonio aims to bring the community together through various cultural, culinary, and entertainment experiences. With something for everyone, the events promise to create memorable moments as families and friends come together to celebrate and enjoy.
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- San Antonio Things to Do
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