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

A new West Side thrift store is giving shoppers a bargain and local animals a lifeline.

The San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo is still going strong with 100 FREE things to do on the fairgrounds. Our KSAT crew stopped by the fairgrounds to check out a few of those free things, starting with a selfie at the iconic "Let's Rodeo" sign!

The Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair is coming up next month, including performances by Jay Perez and Monica Saldivar.

If you don’t have any plans, there’s plenty to check out on the final weekend of February.

Hundreds of people walked, not ran, this weekend to take part in an international festival celebrating one thing: walking.

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 Wonder Theatre is now presenting “My Fair Lady” through March 1.

Get ready for some toe-tapping Motown tunes with the San Pedro Playhouse’s latest production.

Planning to tie the knot on Valentine’s Day? Couples can get married for free at the Bexar County Courthouse. Here's a look at how past years' newlyweds rank.

A new exhibit at the Culture Commons Gallery spotlights 23 San Antonio artists — both living and deceased — in a collection that organizers said reflects the evolution of the city’s art scene dating back 50 years.

Get ready for a jam-packed weekend. The Alamo City is buzzing with events you won’t want to miss!

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.

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

If you’re looking for the perfect way to celebrate this upcoming Valentine’s Day in San Antonio, several restaurants are preparing to serve up special dinners to make the occasion memorable.

Cowboy Breakfast is more than a meal in South San Antonio. It is a full-day celebration rooted in music, culture, community and long-standing tradition.

Couples can tie the knot for free at the Bexar County Courthouse this upcoming Valentine’s Day.

The University of Texas at San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC) is getting ready to reopen its doors to the public at the Frost Tower, offering a glimpse into the state’s history and traditions.

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.

Several San Antonio bike organizers will host a free community bike ride during DreamWeek and days before the annual Martin Luther King Jr. March.

Bruno Mars will visit the Alamo City later this year during a stop on his global “The Romantic Tour.”

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.

STOMP, the “international percussion sensation” show, will stop by the Tobin Center this week for two performances.

San Antonio music fans have plenty to look forward to in 2026, with a lineup of concerts featuring a variety of genres and artists.