Fiesta returned to San Antonio bigger than ever this year. We have seen crowds fill NIOSA, parades and an onslaught of medals being handed out over the last two weeks.

Viva Fiesta! After two years of COVID-19 pandemic obstacles, Fiesta San Antonio is back this year and in full force.

With Fiesta set to kick off in full force for the first time since 2019, we compiled a list of numbers-based Fiesta facts.

Fiesta Commission officials on Wednesday will announce a location move for the 2022 Battle of Flowers Parade and the Fiesta Flambeau Parade to an alternate route from previous years.

SAN ANTONIO – The COVID-19 pandemic is crashing San Antonio’s biggest party for the second year in a row. Fiesta San Antonio officials confirmed Monday that the event that was scheduled for April 15-25 would be postponed until June 17-27, 2021. The Fiesta Commission said the decision was made based on recommendations from Metro Health and City of San Antonio officials. “We are deeply appreciative of the Fiesta San Antonio Commission’s willingness to work with the city’s health professionals to ensure San Antonian’s safety,” Nirenberg said. Check out a little history of the Fiesta Flambeau Parade in the video below:Related: