This festival began as a way to commemorate the Battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto, but it has evolved into a celebration of San Antonio’s unique culture. Because there will be a lot of walking, wear your brightest clothes and a comfortable pair of shoes. This event consists of a number of different activities. Women in yellow clothing and caps march in the Battle of Flowers Parade. Enjoy the Fiesta Flambeau Parade, which comprises the lighting up of the downtown area’s streets. Make sure to see the River Walk boat parade as well. Any festival would be incomplete without food, and here you’ll find a wide range of street food and beverages, including fresh fruit cups, margaritas, and a presentation of Texas’ six regional cuisines from various chefs. This festival is a melting pot of Texas cuisine and culture.

2611 Broadway St
San Antonio, Texas

Takes place: April

Phone: 210.227.5191

Email: [email protected]

For more information visit Fiesta San Antonio

This festival will uplift your spirit with music. Stephanie Sant’Ambrogio, the Artistic Director of this event and a renowned violinist, will perform chamber music for several weeks. Local and international artists join her on stage. Listen to some classical and current music and let the excellent harmonies carry you to a wonderful place. You’ll feel revitalized, calm, and uplifted afterward. Music is, as the adage goes, “nourishment for the soul.”

118 Broadway St
Ste 238, San Antonio, Texas

Phone: +1 210-838-2218

Takes place: July

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This celebration combines culture, art, and live music to commemorate the Day of the Dead. It’s for families who want to share memories of their loved ones who have passed away. Participating in a drum and puppet procession as well as a parade where you may appreciate bright, sophisticated, and traditional costumes are among the activities available. Live music, dance performances, and poetry readings are all available. Local artists’ work will also be on exhibit for you to purchase. Various booths are selling delectable meals. The open-altar exhibition is the festival’s showpiece. Participate in this incredible cultural event in San Antonio.

418 Villita St
San Antonio, TX 78205

Takes place: October

Email: [email protected]

For more information visit El Dia De Los Muertos

At this festival, you can learn about and enjoy Texas’ cultural and traditional heritage. It is dedicated to promoting the state’s diverse ethnicities through music, dancing, food, art, and so much more. On six distinct stages, music and entertainment are performed. Enjoy a wide range of scrumptious cuisine, including grills and kebabs. Make sure you buy a souvenir from one of the artists that are proudly showing their magnificent creations to mark the occasion. At this enjoyable festival in San Antonio, you may learn about Texas and meet the people.

UTSA Institute Of Texan Cultures
801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.
San Antonio, TX 78205-3296

Takes place: June 5 – 7, 2020

Price: 5 – 15 USD

Phone: +1 210-458-2300

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