The free and family-friendly Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival will take flight once again this October in San Antonio.

Where to go for pumpkin patches and corn mazes to kick off spooky season in San Antonio and the surrounding areas.

The San Antonio Zoo is bringing back its Zoo Boo! for the 2023 Halloween season.

The Beach Boys are getting around to San Antonio this September.

Let’s rodeo San Antonio! Start planning for the 2024 rodeo season.

There are at least five different locations where you can tip-toe through the corn fields this fall with some mazes as close as San Antonio itself or as far away as Marble Falls.

Pumpkin Nights is a family-friendly event with a few spooky elements like fog machines, giant pumpkin spiders, and skeletons but there will not be any gore or jump scares.

13th Floor Haunted House San Antonio its doors for the 2023 season on Sept. 16 for select nights through Nov. 11.

Join On Par Junior Clinic for the first week at Mission del Lago Golf Course this Saturday.

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra is returning to San Antonio for “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve – the Best of TSO & More” tour this December.

Jenschke Orchards in Fredericksburg is one of 40+ farms across the U.S. honoring Reba McEntire as part of the Country Music Corn Maze campaign.

The Comal County Fair and Rodeo will kick off its 130th annual bash this September.

Country singer/songwriter Jelly Roll will be performing in San Antonio this fall.

Fans of the beloved Dripping Springs Pumpkin Festival can rejoice after officials announced that the event will be returning in 2024.

You no longer have to travel to the San Antonio area to see the world’s largest bat colony — you can catch the action on your phone or desktop thanks to the Bat Channel.

Attention thrill seekers — Six Flags Fiesta Texas will add three more attractions to its lineup next summer!

As Canyon Lake creeps closer to a historic low water level, many of the lake’s boat ramps have closed.

The 10-acre corn maze at San Antonio’s Traders Village will be open weekends from Oct. 7 through November.

Natural Bridge Caverns has announced the next set of shows for its Concert in the Cavern series, which takes place at “the deepest concert venue in Texas.”

The 62nd annual Wurstfest celebration honoring New Braunfels’ German culture will return this November.

The San Antonio Zoo is calling all Pokémon Trainers for the largest Pokémon event of the year.

SeaWorld is adding a new Weather-or-Not Assurance program that includes return visits for guests who are impacted by a wide range of weather conditions — including extreme heat.

You can celebrate San Antonio’s German heritage at the 12th annual Parktoberfest this September.

Those who still haven’t seen “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer” — or want to watch them again — can catch them for $4 at Santikos theaters on Sunday for National Cinema Day.

A new Tim Burton exhibition called “Dreamland” is opening at the McNay to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”

Country music icon Luke Combs will be in San Antonio next May as part of his upcoming Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old Tour.

With the sweltering summer temperatures still in full swing, the City of San Antonio has extended the pool season through most of September.

State and local leaders, journalists, media figures and the public will convene in downtown Austin from September 21-23 for the annual Texas Tribune festival.

Hollywood stars from hit movies and television shows like “Stranger Things,” “Terrifier,” “The Mandalorian” and “90210″ are coming to San Antonio this fall for the Big Texas Comicon.

Happy 237th birthday Davy Crockett! The Alamo is offering free admission to the Alamo exhibit on the legendary frontiersman’s birthday.

The San Antonio Zoo is hosting another locals day for Bexar County residents on Saturday, Aug. 12.

If you want to get in on the freebie deals, we’ve rounded up a list of places around town that offer goodies for your birthday.

It may not feel like spooky season just yet but Spirit Halloween stores are already open in San Antonio.

Here are some options of things to do around San Antonio that offer a break from the heat.

The Alamo is hosting a free birthday celebration for the king of the wild frontier — David Crockett.

The San Antonio Zoo’s spectacled bear is weighing in after a recent viral video from a Chinese zoo had social media questioning whether or not the zoo’s sun bear is real or a person in costume.

You can take a journey down the rabbit hole in downtown San Antonio during an immersive pop-up Alice in Wonderland cocktail adventure this fall.

Fancy a concert in a cave? Natural Bridge Caverns is hosting its inaugural underground concert in a newly renovated part of the cave system known as the ballroom.

Swimming hasn’t been allowed at Jacob’s Well for the past two summers and newly posted photos of the spring-fed swimming hole make it clear why the Hill Country hot spot has been closed.

Wizarding enthusiasts will find a piece of the Forbidden Forest in Texas this fall with creatures from the “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts” series.

The Harlequin Theatre’s latest production is the third installment of their popular annual summer concert series.

Get ready for some high school football with the second annual KSAT Pigskin Classic and other things to do around San Antonio this August.