SAN ANTONIO – Attractions in San Antonio have begun announcing closures this weekend due to expected winter weather.
Temperatures are expected to drop in the Hill Country and San Antonio area on Saturday, bringing windy conditions, cold rain, and the potential for ice, according to the KSAT Weather Authority team.
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Due to the forecasted conditions, the following attractions and businesses have announced closures for this weekend.
Artpace San Antonio
Artpace San Antonio, a nonprofit art gallery located at 445 North Main Avenue downtown, said in a statement that it would remain closed Saturday and all day on Sunday, Jan. 25.
“The safety of our visitors, staff, and artists is our top priority. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding,” the gallery said in its Saturday afternoon statement. “We look forward to welcoming you back soon.”
Briscoe Western Art Museum
The Briscoe Western Art Museum announced it will be closed on Saturday. As a result, the museum’s Wild West Wildlife Festival was canceled.
The Briscoe said it will also be closed on Sunday, “out of an abundance of caution for the safety of guests, staff and volunteers.”
The museum could potentially reopen on Monday, Jan. 26.
Morgan’s Multi-Assistance Center
The Morgan’s Multi-Assistance Center (MAC) will be closed Monday due to weather. MAC members’ navigation appointments will be rescheduled, and conditions will be monitored.
Natural Bridge Caverns
Natural Bridge Caverns has made the following weekend adjustments ahead of winter weather:
- Open 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday for cave tours, other attractions closed
- Closed Sunday
- Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday for cave tours, other attractions closed
Pearl Farmer’s Market
Pearl is canceling their weekend markets due to the weather. They released the following statement.
“Due to expected inclement weather, we are canceling Pearl Markets this weekend to ensure the safety of our vendors, staff, and visitors. While we try our best to stay warm, our farmers are out protecting livestock and covering crops in freezing conditions. No snow days for them, and a canceled market means lost perishables and income.
Here’s how you can help: When we see you next time, come ready to stock up! Buy a little extra, try something new, and show our vendors the support they need to recover from this weekend’s losses.
They feed us year-round. Let’s have their backs when the weather clears.
Stay safe out there. See you at the next market!"
San Antonio Botanical Garden
According to the San Antonio Botanical Garden’s website, the garden closed at 2 p.m. Saturday and will remain closed until 11 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 26.
SeaWorld San Antonio
In a Facebook post, the park said it will be closed on Saturday and Sunday. It expects to reopen on Jan. 31.
Security Service Federal Credit Union
In an emailed statement, Security Service Federal Credit Union said all branches will delay openings until 12:00 pm. Monday.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
In a Facebook post, the theme park said it will be closed on Saturday and Sunday. Six Flags Fiesta Texas expects to reopen on Jan. 31.
Saturday and Sunday tickets are now usable for any other day in 2026, according to the theme park.
The Alamo
In a news release Friday, The Alamo said it will delay opening on Sunday, January 25, and Monday, January 26, 2026, until 12 p.m.
Tickets purchased for guided tours, entry to the Alamo Church or other ticketed experiences will have them refunded or rescheduled. For reservation changes, guests are asked to email tours@alamo.org.
The Center for Health Care Services
All CHCS administrative offices and clinics will be closed Monday, with normal operation expected to resume Tuesday.
Bexar County parks
In a news release, Bexar County said that all of its parks will be closed on Sunday, Jan. 25, and Monday. Jan. 26 due to the weather.
Bexar County BiblioTech locations
In a Saturday news release, Bexar County said that all of its BiblioTech locations will be closed on Sunday, Jan. 25, and Monday, Jan. 26.
The county’s all-digital library will still be available online.
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