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Jack White, formerly of The White Stripes, will play at the Paper Tiger this week.

Rock band Papa Roach will bring its “Rise of the Roach” tour to San Antonio next year.

From festivals and music shows to a jazz concert happening this weekend, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Comedian and podcast host Theo Von announced his 2025 comedy tour coming to the Alamo City.

“Mean Girls: The Musical” is in the Alamo City this weekend, and if you want to make “fetch” a thing, there’s a drink for that.

With traffic finally flowing on Broadway Street, several restaurants and businesses are looking forward to the street getting busy again.

This year’s Dia de los Muertos festival, Muertos Fest, invites the community to gather for two days of music, art, and remembrance in honor of loved ones.

This weekend is filled with exciting events including Muertos Fest, Spacecon San Antonio and more.

Halloween is getting a bit pinker this year with the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck rolling into the Alamo City.

Several places will be hosting free, family-friendly trick-or-treating events this spooky season.

Get ready to celebrate German culture with the return of Wurstfest this November.

Spacecon San Antonio is launching this Friday at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Halls with stars from Star Wars, Star Trek, and the Marvel franchise.

Wondering what to do this weekend? Check out all the events for this weekend.

Palo Alto College is thrilled to announce “¡Un Día de Celebración!” — a vibrant day of festivities and community engagement dedicated to raising funds for student scholarships.

Celebrate the release of “Razoo in the Wetlands,” a children’s book inspired by the Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, at a special book signing event.

The 24th Annual Walk & Stroll hosted by the Down Syndrome Association of South Texas (DSASTX) and presented by Kym’s Angels Foundation took place on Saturday at River City Community Church.

The Barbacoa and Big Red Festival has a new home this year.

Check out this weekend's list of cool events.

Rock fans can get “down with the sickness” when Disturbed visits San Antonio next year.

LeAnn Rimes, Mark Chesnutt and Nelly were among the performers announced in the latest batch on Thursday morning.

From elote to corn on the cob, The City of San Antonio is celebrating all things corn.

Parts of the Texas Hill Country remain in a drought, leaving many residents searching for more rain. If you travel a little farther north, however, you’ll find that the drought ends just before reaching the Fredericksburg area.

The San Antonio Zoo officially opened its Naylor Savanna which features the largest habitat in zoo history. The habitat features three male giraffes, zebras, ostriches and rhinos.

New attractions have begun at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. Do you plan to go through the family-friendly experience at “Happy Frights?” Or do you prefer a more thrilling adventure through “Haunting Nights?” Either way, it sounds exciting.

The Wonder Theatre is bringing the Broadway musical “The Prom” to San Antonio for a four-week run.

Prost! It’s Oktoberfest season in the Alamo City.

Welcome to the last weekend of September! Lots of fun events are happening around town in the next few days. Check out our Things to Do Newsletter to help you fill out your weekend plans!

MuertosFest is coming back to downtown San Antonio for its 12th year.

Several locations are gearing up to bring back traditional and fun fall activities, such as pumpkin patches and corn mazes.

The San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for locals on Tuesday.

Activities at the 22-acre farm in New Braunfels include a hay maze, pumpkin patch, and petting zoo to name a few.

The Children’s Heart Foundation is hosting a family-friendly walk at Morgan’s Wonderland (Sports) to raise money for congenital heart defects research.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center’s “Rio Bravo” performance that features twenty folklorico dancers and ten mariachi musicians showcasing the history of South Texas Tejano roots.

Hello! Aren’t you excited that fall officially starts this Sunday?

The Starlighter, a popular venue in the Deco District, will be celebrating its third year anniversary with a music festival this upcoming weekend.

Tickets for a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical classic are officially on sale.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Uvalde will host its first-annual Día de los Muertos Sacred Heart Festival in November.

The San Antonio Zoo is gearing up for a spooktacular Halloween season with the return of Zoo Boo!

The 131st-annual Comal County Fair and Rodeo returns to New Braunfels this September.

Starting next year, the San Antonio Broadway Theatre and the Majestic Empire Foundation will work together to produce two productions a season featuring local talent and guest performers from Broadway.

The inaugural RISE Music Festival will be held on May 3, 2025, at The Espee near St. Paul Square. The festival was originally scheduled to debut on Oct. 12.

A magical journey awaits coming this fall to downtown San Antonio.