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Internationally acclaimed K-pop group “i-dle” announced Wednesday that the North American leg of its 2026 world tour will make a stop in San Antonio.

The San Antonio Book Festival announced its 2026 lineup. It features more than 110 local, regional and national authors for its 14th annual event.

Looking for something fun to do this March? The Alamo City offers an exciting lineup of events this month, from St. Patrick’s parades to live music.

La Semana Alegre is set to return to Hemisfair, marking its first year as an official Fiesta event, according to a news release.

Visitors to The Alamo can step inside one of Texas’ most recognizable landmarks for free.

The 2026 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is underway, and KSAT has been capturing all of the fun since opening day!

District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo was selected to lead ActivateSA's annual Fiesta Bike Ride, which will ride through the West Side district on Saturday, April 11.

If you don’t have any plans, several exciting events and activities are happening around the Alamo City this weekend.

The new exhibit pulls together 40 unique objects from the archives of the Southwest Writers Collection, Texas Music Collection and Southwestern & Mexican Photography Collection.

Are you ready to shake things up for National Margarita Day?

SeaWorld San Antonio’s newest and tallest inverted family roller coaster will officially open to the public in March.

Jermaine Cole, a rapper known on stage as J. Cole, is planning a stop in the Alamo City later this year following the release of his new album.

The 2026 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is just around the corner, bringing rodeo thrills, live music and family fun. Here’s what you need to know before you go.

More than 20 galleries and studios at the Blue Star Arts Complex are getting ready for “First Friday,” a monthly celebration of local art.

The San Antonio Zoo will offer discounted admission on Saturday for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

The daily caffeine hit is costing all of us more money. Even with the tariffs rolled back, we’re still paying the price.

Fresh off another Grammy win, one of the most well-known Mexican musicians announced a new North American tour that includes a San Antonio show among several others in the Lone Star State.

Got any plans this weekend? From a coffee festival to early Mardi Gras celebrations, there’s plenty to check out in the Alamo City.

From a “Galentine-arita” to bouquet-making classes, check out these Galentine’s Day celebrations around the Alamo City.

Grammy-nominated rapper Don Toliver announced a stop at the Frost Bank Center later this year on the “2026 OCTANE Tour,” according to a news release.

KSAT has compiled a list of places offering food deals for the big game across the Alamo City.

Black History Month, a celebration honoring the contributions of African Americans to San Antonio and the nation, returns from Feb. 1 through March 1.

From rodeo thrills to Black History Month and Valentine’s Day, San Antonio has a busy lineup of February events.

Mardi Gras is just around the corner, and there are plenty of places to celebrate in San Antonio.

Continuing its trend of uniting ’90s bands, this year’s Fiesta Oyster Bake will include performances by Switchfoot and Candlebox.

The Monster Jam events scheduled for this weekend at the Alamodome have been postponed due to inclement weather and anticipated road conditions, according to a news release.

Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this weekend offers a variety of events that you won’t want to miss.

With an exhibition aptly titled “Hidden Gems,” the San Antonio Art League + Museum unveiled unseen art pieces collected over the past century.

The Tacos & Tequila Festival is coming back to the Alamo City this year with some throwback hip-hop and R&B artists of the 2000s, according to a news release.

Peso Pluma is bringing his “Dinastia” tour to San Antonio in April, with tickets set to go on sale this Wednesday.

The East Side celebrated its inaugural “Freedom Bike” event Saturday morning, drawing more than 100 riders for a fundraising race through Martin Luther King and South Side Lions parks.

The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, California, is hosting a special pop-up exhibition on the life of Selena Quintanilla-Perez, for a limited time only.

This weekend, the city comes alive with plenty of events perfect for everyone of all ages to enjoy.

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering fare-free Park-&-Ride service to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March in San Antonio Monday, on Jan. 19.

Circle K is kicking off 2026 by giving customers a chance to save on fuel with its Inner Circle Fuel Day event, available for a limited time.

The 39th annual Martin Luther King Jr. March and Celebration returns to San Antonio on Monday.

As part of the San Antonio Zoo’s Valentine’s Day celebration, single adults are invited to its annual “Meet Your Next Ex” event.

Want to get revenge on an ex? Don’t miss this fundraiser.

Culinaria’s Restaurant Weeks has officially returned to the Alamo City, offering two weeks of special menus and dining deals across the city.

The Navy All-American Bowl, an annual high school football all-star game featuring 100 of the country’s top junior and senior players, kicks off Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at the Alamodome. General admission tickets are free, but you are still required to reserve a ticket in advance.

Returning for its 13th year, the San Antonio Coffee Festival is planning enhanced experiences for the weekend event next month at Civic Park at Hemisfair.

DreamWeek, an annual citywide summit, returns to San Antonio on Friday. The events encourage idea-sharing on global issues to promote tolerance, equality and diversity.