It is that time of year again — pumpkin patches and corn mazes are making their return to the San Antonio area this fall.
Three locally owned costume shops claim they cannot compete with seasonal big-box stores that set up shop next to them on Halloween, as well as rising tariffs.
Drivers on the far Northwest Side will need to watch out and beware of construction closures on Halloween night by La Cantera, Six Flags Fiesta Texas and The Rim.
This Friday is special for more reasons than one, but if you want another reason to celebrate, we have some weekend deals you can grab around San Antonio.
Join host David Elder as he dives into the heart of Texas cuisine, exploring the best BBQ, tacos and pizza across San Antonio and Austin.
At any Goodwill San Antonio store, people can find real vintage pieces at low prices, perfect for making authentic costumes not just for Halloween but also for Muertos Fest, taking place from Oct. 24-26.
If visiting a scary attraction is on your Halloween to-do list, KSAT has gathered all the haunted houses happening this fall.
Spooky season is already halfway over, but San Antonio still has plenty of events to enjoy.
It's inflatable season, which means thieves will be looking for any chance to steal expensive Halloween, Thanksgiving or Christmas inflatables. Here are a few ways to burst their plans.
Go on a ghost tour at the Dr Pepper Museum, experience the new Dubai chocolate pan de muerto, check out Krause Cafe's whole roasted pig and explore the 2025 State Fair of Texas.
This weekend, San Antonio and the surrounding areas have an exciting lineup of events to enjoy.
Beyond spooky Halloween happenings, several organizations are bringing the festive spirit with a variety of fall festivals.
KSAT has compiled a list of pumpkin patches and corn mazes you and your family can go to this upcoming Halloween season.
The calendar has turned to September, and with fall just around the corner, you know what that means — spooky season is almost here, too.
San Pedro Playhouse will host “A Very Rocky Halloween” to celebrate the 1980s cult classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” on Halloween night.
