Fiesta 2024 has come and gone, and it was one for the history books!

It’s all about Fiesta! A medal giveaway, exciting events & a preview of the Battle of Flowers Band Festival.

Students from more than 30 local high schools converged at Alamo Stadium on Thursday, April 25 for the Battle of Flowers Band Festival. The theme for this year was “Viva Amor.”

More than 4,000 marching band students, twirlers and performers put on a spectacular show at Alamo Stadium Thursday evening for the Battle of Flowers Band Festival. Here is the list of winners.

Today on the show, handmade Mexican accessories, Fiesta cinnamon rolls, authentic Filipino food and musical performances.

Students from more than 30 local high school bands joined together at the 85th annual Battle of Flowers Band Festival on Thursday, April 27. Watch the 2023 Battle of Flowers Band Festival.

Due to KSAT’s coverage of the Battle of Flowers Band Festival, the NHL game between the Washington Capitals vs Pittsburgh Penguins will be streamed live on KSAT.com from 2 to 5 p.m.

The 84th annual Battle of Flowers Band Festival will feature more than 30 local high school bands as they come together for a night of musical entertainment.

This year marks the 84th Battle of Flowers Band Festival, where more than 30 local high school bands come together for a night of musical entertainment. The theme for this year’s band festival is “Viva las Flores.”

SAN ANTONIO – The Battle of Flowers Band Festival is the latest Fiesta event to get the ax for 2021 thanks to the coronavirus pandemic which has also caused the cancellation of other beloved events like the Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau parades. The Battle of Flowers Association announced Wednesday that the decision was made to cancel the band festival after the Fiesta Commission rescheduled the party with a purpose from April to June 17-27, 2021. “Working with every school district in the city to successfully produce the Battle of Flowers Band Festival, we are so lucky to have this partnership,” said Battle of Flowers Band Festival Vice President Cameron Armstrong. The Battle of Flowers Band Festival hosts more than 5,000 area high school students in a marching band competition and performance that draws roughly 20,000 spectators to Alamo Stadium each spring, according to a press release. School-age participants make up a major portion of the Battle of Flowers parade, with approximately 70% of the roughly 12,000 participants representing San Antonio area high schools and colleges.