View a list of some of the events going on in San Antonio and the surrounding areas in January.

A large beer garden called Camp 1604 is officially opening Monday on San Antonio’s North Side.

After a whirlwind couple of years of cancellations and postponements of some of San Antonio’s most beloved events and concerts due to the coronavirus pandemic, many celebrations are getting back to a normal schedule in 2022.

The smash Broadway hit “Hamilton” is returning to the San Antonio stage in January.

Enter for a chance to win a family four-pack of tickets to Monster Jam at the Alamodome.

The Randy Rogers Band will take the stage next week at Cowboys Dancehall.

Watch a Christmas movie with Santa Claus at Santikos for a limited time.

You can take home a free tree at the North Pole Nopal event at Confluence Park this Saturday.

As the national tour of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” plays the Majestic Theatre, it’s a homecoming for the lead in the show.

The brightest comet of 2021 is set to light up the Texas night sky in December.

The Public Theater of San Antonio is ringing in the Christmas season with the new original musical “Season’s Greetings from San Antonio”.

The San Antonio Zoo is about to light up again for the annual Zoo Lights holiday celebration.

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays in San Antonio.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will stock 20,331 rainbow trout in the Canyon Tailrace portion of the Guadalupe River over the course of three months starting Dec. 3.

Children’s Ballet of San Antonio

An immersive light display at San Antonio Botanical Garden opens to the public Friday.

Monster Jam will roar back to the Alamodome in the new year to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

San Antonio Zoo officials announced Wednesday that plans are in the works for a completely reimagined, redesigned, and expanded zoo entry with immersive and interactive experiences.

People looking to walk through the artwork of famed artist Vincent van Gogh in the traveling art exhibit that was supposed to open in San Antonio this month will have to wait a little longer.

Roughly one million red drum, also known as redfish, have been stocked in two popular Bexar County lakes this week.

If you haven’t driven by the McNay Art Museum in a while, chances are you won’t recognize the property from the street view.

As a thank you to our station supporters, KSAT 12 will give away 50 festival tickets that include a free screening of "Ghostbusters: Afterlife," popcorn and soda and a $10 game card

Disc Golf is a sport that doesn’t take much to play and has become more common in the San Antonio area since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to those who report and play it professionally.

You can visit with jolly ol’ Saint Nick while exploring an old western town decked out with twinkling lights this holiday season at Old West Christmas Light Fest in Boerne.

Where to get your photo taken with Santa around San Antonio in 2021.

Uranus, which is not typically considered a visible planet due to its distance from the sun, might just be visible with the naked eye this weekend.

The San Antonio Zoo will be closed on Sunday, Nov. 7, for a private event.

As Thanksgiving season kicks off and Halloween comes to an end - there are still fall activities like corn mazes that are open in the San Antonio area.

In less than two weeks, Wurstfest will celebrate its 60th year. But this time the celebration of sausage is going to look a little different.

Santa's Ranch is set to reopen for the holiday season on Nov. 5 in New Braunfels.

It’s about to look a lot more festive in Marble Falls as the 31st season of the Walkway of Lights returns Nov. 19.

It’s almost time for San Antonio’s Day Of The Dead River Parade! Limited number of tickets are available.

Fans of Dutch Bros Coffee now have more chances to try their brew, after a new location just opened in the San Antonio area.

The Light Park proves everything is bigger in Texas and will have more than 1 million synchronized holiday lights on display, including one of the longest light tunnels in the world.

View a list of some of the events going on in San Antonio and the surrounding areas in November.