San Antonio’s annual Síclovía event closed the busy corridor to vehicle traffic Sunday, inviting bikers, runners, skaters and walkers to take over the road.

An annual outdoor event where community members can exercise through the streets of downtown San Antonio has been pushed back to next month.

You have two opportunities to get a free tree sponsored by the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.

The YMCA of Greater San Antonio invited the community to enjoy a safe space to play, walk, run and bike Sunday for the 21st Síclovía event downtown.

People in San Antonio will have a safe space to play, walk, run and bike this spring when the 21st Síclovía closes streets around downtown.

Thousands of people played on the streets of downtown San Antonio Sunday morning for the 20th Síclovía.

If you plan to head to the downtown area, make sure to plan your commute ahead of time.

The month of March has yielded wonderful weather for San Antonio, so now’s the time to explore outside before the sweltering summer hits.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio's largest free fitness event is expected to draw big crowds this weekend. Síclovía turns city streets into a safe place for families to play, ride bikes and take part in exercise classes. The modern day event in Colombia features 70 miles of car-free streets. A 3rd-annual 5K run/walk will be held before Síclovía at 8 a.m. at Alamo Plaza. The team with the largest number of registrants to finish the race will receive free Síclovía prizes.