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Educators are eligible for freebies beginning this week as South Central Texas celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week.

San Antonio appears to be welcoming the month of May with an exciting line up of events.

A South Side outdoor movie theater announced free admission to watch nearly two dozen modern and classic films starting on Saturday, May 2.

The San Antonio Zoo has decided to close on Friday due to the weather, according to a news release.

The 61st annual Helotes Cornyval Festival and PRCA Rodeo is set to kick off this weekend.

Members of a mariachi band from McAllen, who were once detained in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, are now scheduled to open for country music star Kasey Musgraves at multiple concerts in the Texas Hill Country.

A Coachella-headlining global popstar announced a worldwide tour with plans to return to the Alamo City later this year.

A Night in Old San Antonio comes with food, music and decades-old traditions. One of them can be easy to miss: hand-painted signs.

More than 4,100 marching band students from 39 high schools across San Antonio and surrounding districts took part in the 2026 Battle of Flowers Band Festival, showcasing performances that filled the city with music, Fiesta spirit and school pride.

One of San Antonio’s most fetching Fiesta traditions returned Saturday, April 25, as dogs of every size and costume wagged their way through Alamo Heights for the 2026 Pooch Parade — proving once again that four-legged friends know how to put on a show.

San Antonio’s iconic Battle of Flowers Parade returned on Friday, bringing more than 350,000 spectators downtown to celebrate storytelling and imagination with this year’s theme, “From Pages to Possibilities.”

El Desfile de la Batalla de las Flores de San Antonio regresa el viernes 24 de abril con más de 350,000 espectadores esperados en el centro de la ciudad para celebrar el tema de este año: “From Pages to Possibilities.”

Usher and Chris Brown released plans on Tuesday to co-headline a tour throughout the U.S. that will make a stop in San Antonio later this year.

Whether you’re heading downtown or celebrating from home, KSAT will provide comprehensive, multi-platform coverage — on TV, online, streaming and social — so you don’t miss a moment.

Get ready San Antonio, the city’s biggest party of the year officially kicks off on Thursday, April 16.

On Friday, April 17, three signature Fiesta events return to the Alamo City.

There are plenty of exciting events for Fiesta-goers to enjoy to kick off the first weekend of Fiesta.

On the fourth day of Fiesta, San Antonio will keep the celebration going with a lineup of events that are sure to be a “fiesta-tastic” time!

Texas Cavaliers River Parade and Fiesta De Los Reyes have been canceled due to inclement weather, the City of San Antonio said in a news release Monday evening.

Get ready to indulge a variety of foods and drinks during A Night in Old San Antonio on Tuesday, April 21.

Fiesta-goers have another full day of events to enjoy on the seventh day of the celebration.

Music takes center stage on the eighth day of Fiesta, with more than 4,000 band students set to perform at the 90th annual Battle of Flowers Band Festival on April 23.

On April 24, San Antonio will gear up for one of the city’s anticipated parades: the Battle of Flowers Parade.

Fiesta is nearing its final day, but the celebration is far from over. A full slate of events is scheduled for April 25.

The San Antonio Zoo has a new four-legged resident.

One of the world’s most popular comedians will perform stand-up in San Antonio for the fourth time in six years.

Young students and teachers alike will have the opportunity to enjoy SeaWorld San Antonio free of charge through the end of 2026.

More than 100 state, national and international authors will be in town on Saturday to spark a love for reading as the San Antonio Book Festival returns for its 14th year.

There are plenty of options to be along the parade routes for Fiesta Flambeau and the Battle of Flowers this month.

Members of the 2026 Poteet Strawberry Festival Court appeared on GMSA+ on Wednesday to discuss the upcoming festival.

April is officially here, which means the Alamo City’s favorite festivals and events return.

Spurs Give is partnering with Fiesta San Antonio to host the fifth annual Fiesta de los Spurs Run, according to a news release.

Benson Boone is bringing his “Wanted Man Tour” to San Antonio this summer, according to a news release.

If you don’t have any plans on Thursday, the San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

Six Flags Fiesta Texas has announced an “enhanced chaperone policy” for the final weekend of March.

Blue October, an alternative rock band out of Houston, is planning nearly a dozen shows across the Lone Star State, including a winter tour date in San Antonio, as a part of a North American tour.

Several San Antonio restaurants are serving up eggs-traordinary brunches and sweet treats to hop into the Easter spirit.

Several high-profile and popular musicals will either make their debut or a return as a part of the newest “Broadway in San Antonio” season slated for this fall.

One of the most influential hip-hop artists of the 21st century, Lil Wayne, is coming to San Antonio for a fall performance at the Frost Bank Center.

The 5th Annual Southside Book Fair returns for another exciting year. It brings together readers, writers, and families for a dynamic celebration of literacy and local talent.

After a Friday the 13th last month, another fell on Friday. Several tattoo shops are offering discounted tattoos to mark the date.

Anyone with a SeaWorld San Antonio season pass can grab a bite to eat and listen to some nostalgic tunes from artists coming to the Alamo City this spring.