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The San Antonio Zoo has earned global recognition after Condé Nast Traveler named it one of the best zoos in the world, according to a news release.

The popularity of the Jonas Brothers’ three-night special event in New York City has sparked a full-fledged North American tour that includes a date in the Alamo City.

Singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen told KSAT that Floore’s Country Store in Helotes holds a special place in his career. In a few weeks, Keen is planning a special concert to honor the venue and his fans.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum in the heart of downtown showcases art and artifacts that tell stories of the American West, Texas and those who shaped the region.

At least 34 of the Spurs' regular season games will air across five national networks and streaming services — compared to 22 games last season.

Culinaria’s Restaurant Weeks are returning to San Antonio, bringing two weeks of special menus and dining deals.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is welcoming pups back for its Dog Days of Summer event.

A San Antonio Riverwalk official announced the theme and Grand Marshal for the annual Holiday River Parade during a Tuesday news conference at the Witte Museum.

People who need to take a chill pill in this Texas heat have plenty of rivers, lakes and other swimming holes to choose from.

Rivers near New Braunfels attract thousands of people who like to float along rivers while enjoying food and drinks to cool off on hot summer days.

With the Fourth of July approaching, a bunch of events taking place in the Hill Country will honor the lives lost in last year’s floods as well as celebrate America’s 250th birthday.

Downtown San Antonio is hosting a free, 12-hour Fourth of July celebration this weekend — featuring a 5K run, parade, food festival, live music and a fireworks show.

San Antonio’s Independence Day tradition is back and bigger than ever.

SPACECON San Antonio is taking over the Freeman Coliseum, bringing with it a star-studded line-up sure to appeal to any science-fiction fandom.

More than a century ago, park commissioner Ray Lambert looked out over an abandoned limestone quarry and imagined a Japanese-style garden featuring stone bridges, flowing water and lush greenery.

Grammy-winning country artist Zach Top is bringing his “Cold Beer & Country Music Tour” to San Antonio this fall, according to a news release.

The legendary music hall has added air conditioning for the first time in its nearly 150-year history.

Looking for the best place to cheer on the San Antonio Spurs during the NBA Finals? We put together a community watch party map to help fans find public viewing events across the area.

School is officially out and San Antonio is ready for the summer vacation to begin with a packed June calendar of events.

The San Antonio Zoo launched a new dining experience inside the new Congo Falls exhibit, where guests can enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet while watching the zoo’s western lowland gorillas.

The Chicks are hitting the road in fall 2026, and San Antonio is on the list — twice.

The historic venue, once known as the Mission Drive-In Theater, is hosting its annual family film series complete with free admission, free parking, complimentary popcorn and live entertainment before each film.

With temperatures expected to climb this summer, SeaWorld San Antonio announced a promotion that may help some season pass members quench their thirsts.

San Antonio’s newest music festival is set to take over Pearl on Saturday, with live music, food, and after-parties happening across the property all day long.

Happy Mother’s Day! Several San Antonio restaurants are rolling out special brunches and events to celebrate.

Several San Antonio restaurants are offering Cinco de Mayo deals and specials to celebrate the holiday.

Families are invited to beat the heat this summer and watch a movie together, as local theaters offer free and discounted tickets during the week.

Educators are eligible for freebies beginning this week as South Central Texas celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week.

San Antonio appears to be welcoming the month of May with an exciting line up of events.

A South Side outdoor movie theater announced free admission to watch nearly two dozen modern and classic films starting on Saturday, May 2.

The San Antonio Zoo has decided to close on Friday due to the weather, according to a news release.

The 61st annual Helotes Cornyval Festival and PRCA Rodeo is set to kick off this weekend.

Members of a mariachi band from McAllen, who were once detained in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, are now scheduled to open for country music star Kasey Musgraves at multiple concerts in the Texas Hill Country.

San Antonio’s iconic Battle of Flowers Parade returned Friday and brought thousands of spectators downtown.

If you don’t have any plans this weekend, the San Antonio Zoo is offering discounted admission for Bexar County residents as part of Locals Day.

More than 4,000 dogs are expected at the 2026 Pooch Parade in Alamo Heights, a Fiesta event benefiting Therapy Animals of San Antonio.

El emblemático Desfile Fiesta Flambeau de San Antonio iluminó el centro de la ciudad el sábado 25 de abril, mientras más de 800,000 espectadores se alineaban a lo largo de las calles del centro.

San Antonio is gearing up for one of its most beloved Fiesta traditions as the King William Fair and Parade returns this Saturday.

San Antonio’s iconic Fiesta Flambeau Parade lit up downtown on Saturday, April 25, as more than 800,000 spectators lined downtown streets.

A Coachella-headlining global popstar announced a worldwide tour is officially returning Wednesday night to the Alamo City.

A Night in Old San Antonio comes with food, music and decades-old traditions. One of them can be easy to miss: hand-painted signs.

More than 4,100 marching band students from 39 high schools across San Antonio and surrounding districts took part in the 2026 Battle of Flowers Band Festival, showcasing performances that filled the city with music, Fiesta spirit and school pride.