7 things to do around San Antonio this weekend

Weekend wrap of events

San Antonio – It's going to be a rainy weekend, but no worries there is still some stuff to do inside with the family. 

Alzafar Shrine Circus: The circus will be at the Freeman Coliseum Friday through Sunday. General admission is $14 for children and $20 for adults. Tickets are still on sale.

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23rd Annual Fall Home & Garden Show: This event is Friday through Sunday at the Alamodome. There will be dozens of exhibits, and all the latest products for your home and landscape. Admission is $8.50.

El Grito San Antonio: On Saturday and Sunday this event will take place at Market Square. This is a Dieciseis de Septiembre celebration. There will be a parade Saturday at 7 p.m., and plenty of live music and food on both days. This is free and open to the public. (Note: The parade has been canceled due to inclement weather and El Grito will be held underneath Interstate 35 near Market Square.)

Mariachi Lab: On Sunday at the Pearl a showcase of Mariachi music will take place from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Different workshops and performances will take place throughout the Pearl. All the performances except those inside the Pearl Stable are free.

WWE Hell in the Cell: This wrestling pay-per-view event will take place at the AT&T Center on Sunday. There will be several championship matches including Jeff Hardy versus Randy Orton inside a cell. Tickets are still available. 

Raspa Fest: This event returns in its second year. It wil be at Comanche Park #2 on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. This event is rain or shine. 

Bridal Extravaganza: This returns to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on Sunday starting at noon. Upcoming brides can browse through many vendors as they plan their perfect wedding. Tickets for this event are $15. 


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