Events in Bexar County, TX

Alfred Robles brings his Vatos with Gatos Tour to Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club San Antonio, showcasing quick-witted observations and lively crowd interaction. The East Los Angeles native spent 13 years on the road opening for Gabriel Iglesias before launching his own tour, where his on-the-spot exchanges garnered millions of views online. His credits include all three seasons of Stand Up Revolution on Comedy Central, the Netflix series Mr. Iglesias, and HBO's Entre Nos, and he has performed at the Netflix is a Joke Festival and Moontower Comedy Festival. Expect sharp humor, playful banter, and the polished delivery of a comic selling out rooms across the country and abroad.

Enjoy a no-cost Trot & Treat costume contest that welcomes participants to dress up and celebrate. Prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place. All dressed attendees receive a free pup cup along with an extra treat.

Explore San Antonio’s haunted past on a guided walk through City Cemetery #1, following its dirt and gravel paths in one of the city’s oldest active burial grounds. Hear unusual stories and lesser known pieces of local history, then choose to stay for a beginner-friendly introduction to ghost hunting and spirit communication, with equipment available to use after the tour. This experience is open to all ages and focuses on learning, respect, and thoughtful exploration. The guided portion lasts about an hour and a half, followed by up to 30 minutes of optional investigation time. Tickets are required and cost $25 per person.

October is a time for the strange, the shadowy, and the delightfully uncommon. The Morticians Den offers a shopping experience for those with a darker aesthetic, featuring gothic fashion, distinctive and unusual jewelry, accessories, paranormal books, macabre curiosities, and one of a kind treasures. Located on the grounds of Victoria's Black Swan Inn, a site famous for hauntings, it is a fitting stop for anyone drawn to gothic style, paranormal history, and things a little outside the ordinary. Explore the latest arrivals and mark the season with finds that echo October's spirit.

The Rock Box hosts a high-energy lineup with Dark Divine headlining, joined by Fire From the Gods, Outlier, and Mourning In Peril. Tickets are listed at $23 or $25, and they are also available at the door for $25. Everyone must have a ticket for entry regardless of age. Please note the following policies: no weapons, backpacks, or large purses. Support acts and set times are subject to change. Moshing and stage diving may occur, and the venue is not responsible for related injuries. Parking is limited, so rideshare is recommended, and attendees should avoid tow areas and check posted signs. To prevent fraudulent ticket sales, unofficial ticket posts are removed. Enjoy the show.

Live Music Nights at Chicken N Pickle features performances by local musicians alongside food and drinks. Settle in on the patio or enjoy the activity around the game courts while the music plays. It works for meeting friends, bringing the family, or anyone looking to unwind and connect with the community.

Stand-up comic Derrick Stroup brings the Running Hot Tour to the Empire Theatre. Hailing from Alabama and known for his love of Waffle House, he trades a laid-back Southern drawl for a rapid, auctioneer-like rhythm. Expect vivid, detail-rich stories delivered with big energy throughout his set.

Attendees are invited to wear costumes, with a cash prize for the top outfit and extra door prizes. Expect an emo-forward playlist with a mix of other genres. Open to all ages. Tickets are $10, payable via Cash App at $JjjoonR. For questions, contact Jon Ramos at ramosjon@myyahoo.com.

Brincos Dieras returns with the El Desmadre Continua Tour at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, delivering a lively, off-the-wall night of comedy with a one-of-a-kind style.

At Salsa On2 School, a beginner-friendly salsa class is paired with a relaxed Latin social where DJs spin salsa and bachata. No partner or prior experience is required, and partners rotate so everyone gets a chance to dance. Admission is $20 and includes the beginner lesson, access to the social, complimentary wine, and a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. VIP tables are available to reserve in advance and seat up to four people, making them suitable for birthdays, date nights, or small groups. BYOB is welcome, with no bottles or glassware permitted.

Explore bachata in a friendly, beginner-focused setting at Salsa On2 School. The evening opens with an approachable lesson that emphasizes connection, rhythm, and enjoyment. No experience is required and no partner is needed, since partners rotate so everyone gets to meet each other. After the class, admission includes a salsa and bachata social with DJs and a welcoming atmosphere. Admission for the bachata lesson is $20, and the Latin social is included. VIP tables for the social are available online, seat up to four, and cost $20 per table. BYOB is welcome, although bottles and glassware are not allowed. Designed for adults, this is a relaxed way to try something new, get out of the house, make friends, and build confidence through movement.

Explore Government Canyon on a guided hike that highlights the women who helped shape this natural area, with stories about their contributions and lasting impact. The route covers roughly three miles on easy to moderate trails. This program is open to women ages 12 and up, and minors must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Pets are not permitted. No advance registration is required, and participation is limited to the first 15 people who check in with the activity leader. The program is free, and regular Natural Area entrance fees apply.

Improve your short game with a chipping-focused session open to all skill levels. Only two spots are available, and the cost is $30 per participant. Come ready to practice and build confidence around the green.

Discover why fall is the ideal time to lay the groundwork for a vibrant butterfly garden in spring. Learn how to plan and which plants to choose to create a stunning spring display that also attracts native wildlife critical to the ecosystem. Presented by the Butterfly Learning Center, a chapter project of the Alamo Area Master Naturalists. The first ten attendees will receive a complimentary native plant that attracts butterflies. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated.

Explore the Farmers & Artisans Market at Mission Marquee Plaza, featuring fresh, locally sourced foods, handmade goods from local vendors, and a range of community resources and demonstrations. The market is scheduled for the first and third Saturdays of each month, except when noted otherwise. Admission is free, parking is available on site, and pets are welcome when kept on a leash for everyone’s safety.

Challenge yourself and your horse at the Brave Horse Fall Obstacle Challenge Series. Entry limits and required advance registration are in place to keep the day running smoothly and make the experience enjoyable for everyone. This is a three show series with ribbons awarded at each event, and participants must compete in at least two shows to be eligible for series prizes. Riders and handlers may enter any divisions they qualify for, including in hand, green horse for those with under a year under saddle, novice designed for newcomers to obstacle events, age groups 10 and under, 11 to 18, and 19 and up, silver spur for ages 55 and older, open, and mustang. Each class has its own series high point award. There is also an overall high point and an overall reserve high point, with a buckle awarded for each, and overall standings are calculated from your top three scores from each day. English or Western tack is welcome, bitless bridles are permitted, and all equipment must be safe and not excessively harsh. A limited number of pens and RV hookups are available. Fees are $25 per class, $25 per day for pens, $35 per day for RV hookups, a $10 grounds fee per horse which is waived if renting a pen, and a $25 office fee per horse and rider combination.

Young creators can tap into their artistic side at a friendly kids painting session that offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. All supplies are provided, so children only need their ideas and creativity. This event repeats every month on the third Saturday. Attendance is limited to the first 30 children.

Get creative with a hands-on painting and decoupage class where all materials are provided for $15 per person. An RSVP is required, and you can reserve your spot by texting 210-854-6900.

Celebrate autumn at an annual fall picnic fundraiser that blends creativity with tradition while supporting an important cause. Guests can explore Ukrainian culture through hands-on pumpkin decorating taught in a traditional style, with all materials and expert guidance provided, and take home a one-of-a-kind creation. A family friendly atmosphere welcomes all ages. An open market features authentic Ukrainian arts and crafts to browse and purchase. Lunch is included and highlights home-baked Ukrainian honey pumpkin along with a coffee and donut combo. Admission is $15 per person and covers decorating supplies, instruction, and the meal. Proceeds directly support the Ukrainian Society’s next shipment of medical supplies to Ukraine, helping deliver life saving medical care where it is needed most.

Alamo Ranch Food Truck Park hosts an annual Truck or Treat filled with festive fun. Enjoy a piñata, live music, a lineup of food trucks, yard games, and plenty of candy. Vendors are welcome to participate and can register by email or through messenger, with opportunities for craft, product, farmers market, and service vendors.

San Antonio welcomes the first-ever Galactic Federation Costume Ball at Norris Conference Centers - San Antonio in Ballroom A. The evening features a live channeling session with Lauren followed by an interactive audience Q&A, a galactic-themed costume contest with prizes, and a dance floor driven by house and trance. Explore a curated marketplace of 13 vendors, opt for professional galactic makeup services on site, and enjoy complimentary cake. Electrolyte beverages and cosmic spritzers will be available for purchase. Tickets are offered in three tiers: Early Bird at $35, Advance at $40, and At the Door at $45. Presented as the start of a new annual tradition for the city.

Volunteer tasks include preparing meal plates, offering haircuts, and assembling snack bags for distribution. People of all ages can participate, and younger helpers often make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. A brief orientation takes place at the start. Dress comfortably and note that restrooms are not available. Bring any required paperwork if you need service hours signed by staff. Groups of more than ten should sign up in advance. For guidance on site, look for staff in grey shirts, and park on the side street, Hays.

Albi's Vite Italian Kitchen presents a dinner jazz performance by saxophonist Noah Peterson, delivering a solo set of romantic melodies that complement Italian dishes and wine.

Magdalena House Gala: Illuminating Hope takes place at the Security Service Event Center with presenting support from The Palms Pet Resort and Spa. The evening highlights themes of light and transformation while raising support for Magdalena House and its mission to serve mothers and their children who are fleeing violence. Tickets, tables, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Enjoy no-cost outdoor screenings beneath the night sky at Mission Marquee Plaza with the City of San Antonio’s World Heritage Office. This edition features a surprise film that will be revealed at the event. Bring family and friends, pack blankets and lawn chairs for comfort, or grab a bite from the food trucks on site for a relaxed evening outside. Admission is free and open to all, on-site parking is available, and the plaza is pet friendly as long as animals remain leashed for everyone’s safety.

At The Rock Box in San Antonio, this karaoke party pairs singers with a live backing band, complete with full production and visuals. A collective of musicians who have performed on Warped Tour and When We Were Young, and toured around the world, provides the music while attendees take the lead on vocals. Signups at the venue make it easy to get on stage, and a setlist is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music to help prepare.

Lil Wayne brings a career-spanning celebration of more than twenty years of Carter favorites to Frost Bank Center. The event flow includes parking lot access, the opening of all doors, then the concert, and the schedule is subject to change.

A gentle yoga flow brings together a crowd of hundreds at Hemisfair Park Downtown San Antonio. The session is open to everyone, with room for kids and dogs, and live music sets an easygoing tone. Designed for beginners, it offers a welcoming, community-centered atmosphere. Presented in partnership with San Antonio Sports ACTIVATE and Hemisfair.

A free, all-levels yoga session takes place at Pullman Market in the Karnes Court area. It is open to beginners as well as experienced practitioners. For weather or cancellation updates, follow @nomadikyoga.

Now in its 16th year, this arts and crafts festival at Del Webb’s Hill Country Retreat in San Antonio continues a longstanding community tradition. All vendor spots are sold out.

League play opens the new season for the San Antonio Women's Poker League at Lodge Card Club San Antonio in San Antonio, TX. All women with poker knowledge are welcome, including those who have never played a live tournament. A special guest is planned for the first game. The structure sheet and full season schedule can be found in the files on the league’s Facebook page. Attendance is flexible, and players can qualify for the championship through league play. Lodge Card Club San Antonio, a WPA “Raise it Up” room for women, is hosting the club.

Noah Peterson brings his Solo Sax Sessions to Albi's Vite Italian Leon Springs in San Antonio, featuring live solo saxophone. Enjoy the music alongside food and wine.

Marilyn Manson brings a live performance to The Aztec Theatre in San Antonio, TX. This event welcomes all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee regardless of age. The time printed on tickets indicates when doors open rather than when the performance begins. Opening acts may change without notice. The mezzanine and balcony can be reached only by using stairs. Ticket access includes an artist presale and a Live Nation presale, with a general public on sale as well.

Nekrogoblikon brings its North America fall tour to The Rock Box in San Antonio, taking the Vibes Stage with Aborted, Signs of the Swarm, and Party Cannon on the bill. Tickets are priced at $32.50 or $37.00.

This event welcomes all ages, and every attendee will need a ticket regardless of age. Ticket listings indicate when doors open. Opening acts may change without notice. Please note that mezzanine and balcony sections are only reachable by stairs. Presale opportunities include Ticketmaster Presale, Live Nation Presale, and T-Mobile Concert Perks + Fastlane, with a general public onsale as well.

Theresa Caputo, widely known as the Long Island Medium, brings The Experience to the Majestic Theatre. For over a decade she has connected with millions, offering comfort to supporters when they need it most. This live event centers on her connection with audiences.

Celebrating its 30th year, this holiday shopping tradition fills the San Antonio Shrine Auditorium with more than 75 merchants from the local area, the region, and across the country. Every ticket benefits the Junior League of San Antonio, fueling its mission and community programs and providing support to 35 nonprofit partners. As the League’s largest fundraising event, the market blends gift finding with giving back, creating an easy way to support small businesses while making a positive impact. Limited merchant opportunities remain for vendors.

Experience The Rocky Horror Picture Show on the big screen at the Majestic Theatre in a new 4K restoration. Nell Campbell, the original Columbia, will be on hand for the screening, which features a live shadow cast, audience participation, and a costume contest, plus additional activities.

Universal City Pumpkin Patch hosts a spirit night filled with fall fun. Browse the patch for a pumpkin to take home and snap pictures at festive photo spots designed for memorable family moments. A portion of each pumpkin purchase benefits the Barbara Jordan Intermediate School PTC, supporting students, staff, and the school community. Volunteers are welcome to assist throughout the event.

At Hemisfair in downtown San Antonio, Muertos Fest offers a multi day Día de los Muertos experience featuring more than 80 handcrafted community altars, performances across five stages, two candlelight processions, hands-on workshops, and a lively mercado with local artisans and food vendors. The festivities open with ¡Presente! A Night to Remember, which includes a sensory-friendly altar viewing. Each altar is created by families, schools, artists, and community members to honor loved ones, and the tradition continues through the dedication of the San Antonio community year after year. Over the past 14 years, more than 100,000 people have come together at Hemisfair to remember, honor, and celebrate. Recognized by National Geographic among America’s top fall festivals and by USA Today as one of the 10 great Day of the Dead celebrations around the world, this event is the largest free Día de los Muertos celebration in the United States and a cherished San Antonio tradition. Admission is free and open to everyone.

Gary Allan headlines a live outdoor concert at Floore's with a special guest to be announced setting the tone for the night. The show goes on rain or shine. Ticket options include General Admission at $44.52 in advance or $50.18 on the day of the show, with fees included. This section is standing room only. VIP Stage Seat tickets are $92.93 per seat, include fees, and offer seated, first come, first served placement behind the VIP Premium section along with access to a bar reserved for VIPs. VIP Premium Seat tickets are $113.53 per seat, include fees, and place you directly in front of the stage in a seated, first come, first served area with its own VIP bar. VIP Premium tickets must be picked up at Will Call upon arrival. VIP Terrace Tables are sold as tables of four at $141.60 per seat, include fees, and feature cocktail service. All four seats must be purchased together, tables are first come, first served, and tickets are picked up at the Will Call tent. VIP Porch Tables are reserved tables of four at $195.67 per seat, include fees, and come with cocktail service and access to a porch-only restroom. All four seats must be purchased together, your table is reserved for your party, and tickets are picked up at the Will Call tent. Guests 17 and under must be accompanied by a guardian. A $5 minor fee is collected at the door for all attendees under 21. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Floore's is not responsible for tickets bought through third-party sites.

Arnez J brings his high-energy, physical brand of stand-up to Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club San Antonio, channeling the charisma and agility that have made him a favorite on stages nationwide. He hosted BET’s long-running Comic View for two seasons, joining the lineage of hosts like D. L. Hughley and Cedric the Entertainer, and his latest special, Racially Motivated, is available on Netflix. His sets feature animated storytelling powered by expressive movement and facial cues, and he is known for keeping crowds laughing without using profanity. Raised in Atlanta, he found his comedic voice while working as a flight attendant, then pursued stand-up full time. A short run with the Harlem Globetrotters showcased the athleticism that fuels his act before an injury shifted his focus entirely to comedy. His television credits span The Keenan Ivory Wayans Show, Louie Anderson’s Comedy Showcase, Comedy Central’s Make Me Laugh, NBC’s Friday Night Videos, The Mo’Nique Show, Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam, a BET Comic View Grandstand Hour special, Comedy Central Presents, and Showtime’s Shaquille O’Neal Presents All Star Comedy Jam.

Along the River Walk, this Día de los Muertos parade fills the waterway with color and remembrance. Spectators can see artistically adorned barges drift by, each one inspired by a figure, symbol, or custom associated with the holiday. Traditional catrinas and calaveras appear throughout the procession, with floats featuring ofrendas that honor loved ones. Costumed participants celebrate life as they share stories through movement, design, and performance. It is a vibrant tribute to heritage and memory where culture and community come together along the river.

Give yourself a worry-free evening while your child enjoys a safe, Halloween themed night of fun. Designed for ages 4 and up, this Parent’s Night Out offers a memorable mix of activities led by experienced teachers who keep kids engaged and learning. For $40, each child gets pizza and drinks and can take part in a dance party, a costume contest, and plenty of games, all under full supervision. Membership is not required, and friends are welcome to join. Space is limited.

Eva’s Heroes commemorates two decades of service with its signature fundraising celebration, Celebrity Casino Night, at the San Antonio Zoo. The evening blends casino-style gaming with a spirited live auction and a thoughtfully curated silent auction offering distinctive items. Entertainment includes a performance by The Hero Heartbeats along with additional acts, and the program features prizes and memorable experiences throughout. Funds raised support Eva’s Heroes and its mission to empower individuals with intellectual special needs, advancing dignity, independence, and joy. Whataburger is recognized as the Diamond Sponsor, and the occasion salutes the organization’s legacy while looking to the future.

Scouting America, Alamo Area Council presents a drive-through Haunted Forest at McGimsey Scout Park in Castle Hills, Texas. After dark, the woods shift into a spooky landscape filled with eerie scenes and unexpected moments, creating a night of thrills that is suitable for families. Those who prefer a gentler experience can keep headlights on to reduce the scare factor. Everyone must remain inside their vehicle and follow the established route, with seat belts fastened for all passengers. Entry is priced per vehicle, and each purchase provides a single trip through the course. Buying in advance is suggested to save money and secure a spot. Vehicles taller than 8 feet or longer than 23 feet are not allowed, and trailers, buses, limousines, and RVs are not permitted. All ticket sales are final with no refunds, and the event operates even in rainy weather. Signs will point drivers to the correct entrance, and on-site hosts will provide directions along the way until vehicles exit the property.

The Permission to Party World Tour makes a stop at the Majestic Theatre with Bert Kreischer. His work blends comedy, business, and culture, a combination that has made his personal brand widely recognized in entertainment. The show focuses on that signature mix.

Hosted by Baptist University of the Américas, the 17th Annual BUA Golf Classic brings a full day of friendly competition, fellowship, and purpose to Canyon Springs Golf Club. Golfers at any experience level can take part in a round that directly benefits students. All proceeds support the BUA Fund, which provides flexible resources for academic programs, campus services, and student scholarships. This support helps keep Christ-centered education accessible for those preparing to become global Christian leaders.

This golf session focuses on full swing techniques and working with longer clubs. Two spots are available. The cost is $30. Contact the organizer to reserve a spot.

Three Days Grace brings the Alienation Tour to Frost Bank Center with special guests I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait. The lineup features all three bands, and the schedule is subject to change.

SASCA Autocross #9 offers a full day of cone course action at River City Community Church. The program welcomes members and non-members, from first timers and novices to experienced journeymen. Advance registration is available, and on-site registration is offered with an added fee. Pricing is $40 for members and $50 for non-members, and there is a $5 surcharge for registering on-site. Participants are encouraged to verify SASCA membership status on MSR following the recent migration. Resources are available to help with classing questions, including a quick reference and the SCCA Classifier. A typical event day includes site setup, on-site registration and vehicle tech inspection, time to walk the course, a novice walkthrough, a mandatory drivers meeting, and then the first car heads out. Event requirements include being at least 16 years old with a valid driver license to drive. A minimum height of 48 inches is required to ride with an approved guardian. Every car must pass tech, and a DOT approved helmet is required, with loaner helmets available. The tech inspection looks for safe tires with no cords showing, secure wheels and all lugs in place with tight suspension and no wheel bearing play, no fluid leaks, a properly secured battery, appropriate under-hood condition including leaks, air cleaner type, notes on modifications for classing, and any loose items, proper pedal operation with a firm brake and smooth accelerator return, removal of all loose items from the cabin and trunk including floor mats, functional seat belts, and seats that are securely mounted. Depending on turnout, extra runs may be offered. If registration exceeds 110, double-driver entries may open for on-site sign-up at the trailer. If that threshold is not met, fun runs may follow the competition for $20, with sign-up at the trailer and help packing the trailer required afterward.

At Monster Mini Golf San Antonio, spooky season fun lasts beyond just one packed weekend, featuring glowing mini golf, arcade play, and monster themed indoor entertainment in an immersive Halloween setting. It suits a playful date night, a family outing, a seasonal birthday, or an easygoing hangout with friends. The vibe favors friendly thrills over scares and welcomes all ages, all week long. Visitors come from Leon Valley, Helotes, Alamo Heights, and across the greater San Antonio area.

CTRCA brings its inaugural golf tournament to Canyon Springs Golf Club, played in a scramble with room for 144 participants. Teams will compete for honors including lowest team score, longest drive, and closest to the pin. The day begins with check in and breakfast, followed by a shotgun start, and wraps up with an awards celebration and a late lunch. Player entry is $100. Sponsorship options include Major Tournament Sponsor at $5,000, Breakfast for Players at $3,000, Dinner following play at $3,000, Golf Prizes and Trophies at $3,000, Door Prizes for the awards celebration at $2,000, Beverage Cart at $2,000, Photographer at $1,000, a hole sponsorship with sign only at $250, and a hole sponsorship with setup at $400, which includes a cart if the assigned hole is not drivable.

Now in its fifteenth year, this three-day family retreat is tailored for those navigating 22q11.2 deletion, duplication, or triplication syndromes. The program features expert-led sessions on the latest research and advocacy with speakers such as Dr. Robert Shprintzen, Elliott Beaton PhD, Linda Campbell PhD, and Sasja N. Duijff PhD. Days are filled with group activities that can include zip lining, a climbing wall, horses, sports, and arts and crafts. Evenings bring a golf cart parade, a movie night, a silent disco, and campfire s’mores, creating plenty of time for connection and fun. Registration is open with limited capacity, and a waitlist will be available once full. Families who need financial flexibility can use the promo code FUNDRAISE at checkout to register without payment due, with fundraising tools and scholarships available to help cover fees. Tickets for Texas families are $85 per person, and assistance in Spanish is available for those who need it.

Parents get an evening to themselves while kids dive into a safe, supervised gaming night with XP League NW San Antonio. The program features engaging, educational gaming sessions, friendly tournaments and challenges, and a variety of guided activities. Certified, experienced staff oversee all gameplay, and snacks and refreshments are provided. Admission is $25 per child, with a $20 rate for military and first responders, and it is free for XP League NWSA members. Capacity is limited.

Doja Cat stops at Frost Bank Center on the Tour Ma Vie World Tour, joined by special guest Latto. The event includes a timeline covering parking lots opening, doors opening, and the start of the performance, and the schedule is subject to change.

Houston Z Club returns with its second annual drive on the Twisted Sisters, a renowned trio of Hill Country roads highlighted by Ride Magazine. Expect a full day of winding canyon pavement and scenic stretches. The route sets off from Walmart Supercenter in Helotes, heads about 80 miles to a fuel stop in Leakey at a Stripes gas station, continues roughly 95 miles to Mama Chole’s Mexican Restaurant in Leakey, then covers another 80 miles back to the starting point. Friends are welcome. Because the day is long, staying in the Helotes area is recommended rather than attempting the entire trip in one day. Those who remain can meet up for an informal dinner or hangout afterward, with nearby spots like Little Woodrow’s or BWW among the options. A few two way radios will be in use at the front, middle, and rear of the group. Participants are encouraged to be prepared with roadside assistance coverage or a properly inflated spare and tire plugs. Tire plugs and an electric air pump will be available. Keeping navigation on during the drive is recommended to anticipate upcoming curves.

The Helotes MarketPlace brings together food vendors, artisan crafts, and constant variety in Old Town Helotes. Browse handmade goods, taste a range of cuisines, and find new favorites with each visit.

Screamin' Chameleon hosts Jeep Nation's monthly gathering. It opens with a casual social hour and then transitions into the meeting. Families are welcome, and, weather permitting, activities will take place outdoors.

Floore's hosts an outdoor concert headlined by the Josh Abbott Band, with an additional performance by a special guest. General admission is standing room only, with advance tickets priced at $32.67 and day-of tickets at $38.60 if available. The VIP Stage section places fans directly in front of the stage, is standing room only, includes access to a bar reserved for that area, and is $61.51 per ticket with very limited availability. VIP Terrace tables seat four, include cocktail service, are first come first served, require purchase of all four seats, cost $88.81 per person, and table tickets must be picked up at the will call tent upon arrival. VIP Porch tables are reserved for your party of four, include cocktail service and access to a porch-only restroom, require purchase of all four seats, cost $169.92 per person, and tickets are collected at the will call tent when you arrive. Guests age 17 and under must attend with a guardian, and there is a $5 minor fee at the door for anyone under 21. The venue is not responsible for tickets bought through third-party sellers. For further details, refer to the venue’s FAQ.

Two tribute bands bring the spirit of 90s alternative rock to Josabi’s in Helotes as Lemon Yellow Sun channels Pearl Jam and San & Tone Pilots celebrates Stone Temple Pilots. Expect charged vocals, big guitar moments, and a double bill that focuses on the era’s signature anthems. The event is presented by The Heroic Group. If rain rolls in, the show moves indoors. A full bar and food are available on site. Outside chairs and pets are not permitted. All ages are welcome. Guests 17 and under get in free and must remain with a parent or guardian throughout the performance. Presale tickets are $20, or $25.07 with taxes and fees. Day-of-show tickets are $25, or $30.65 with taxes and fees.

A weeklong mission in the Dominican Republic focuses on building a complete home for a family in need in partnership with Casas por Cristo. Volunteers collaborate from the ground up to construct a house with three rooms and a porch, creating a safe and stable place to live. The experience centers on hands-on service, purposeful building, generous love, and seeing faith at work in meaningful ways. It is designed to bless the receiving family and can be transformative for those who serve, leaving an impact that continues well beyond the trip.

Golfers and supporters gather for the 7th annual Veterans Day golf scramble organized by the 19th Hole Golf Group at Olympia Hills Golf and Event Center. Proceeds benefit the South Texas ALS Veterans Coalition, and sponsorship opportunities are available for those who want to support this veterans organization.

Unwind at Olympia Hills with a relaxed happy hour built around weekly live performances, changing beverage specials, and featured bites. Enjoy the scene in the bar or out on the patio, where views pair with comfortable indoor seating. As the season winds down, a fresh mix of local entertainers keeps the music going. Admission is free and the gathering is open to all ages. Look out for updates on weekly lineups, guest appearances, and weather, and savor good tunes, cold drinks, tasty food, and easy conversation.

Corey Kent brings a high-octane blend of heartland rock and country to the stage, pairing gritty vocals with undeniable energy. Expect big, radio-ready moments with songs like "Wild as Her," "Something's Gonna Kill Me," and "This Heart." The show leans into rock-infused country sounds, singalong hooks, and a lively atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving.

John T. Floore Country Store hosts a night of live music featuring Kyle Gates with Tristan Roberson kicking things off. The concert takes place indoors, and seating is open and available on a first come, first served basis. General admission is $16.19 with fees when purchased in advance, and $20.31 with fees on the day of the show. Guests who are 17 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and all minors will be charged an extra $5 at the door. A clear bag policy will be in effect. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. For additional details, check the venue’s FAQs.

A free Thanksgiving celebration offers a friendly mix of activities for all ages, including games, a turkey giveaway, food trucks, a piñata for kids, and more. Vendors are welcome to participate, with opportunities for craft, farmers market, and service vendors. To reserve a spot, interested vendors can reach out by email or send a direct message through Messenger to the event’s business page.

San Antonio Transit presents a new theatrical concert, Saturday in the Park, The Soundtrack of Generations, debuting in San Antonio at the Woodlawn Theatre in conjunction with Enabler Brands. The production features four acts that journey through four eras and incorporates 5D video for an immersive stage experience. A concert-style show with theatrical staging and multimedia elements brings the soundtrack of multiple generations to life.

Mötley Krüe, a tribute to Mötley Crüe, teams up with The Mighty VH, a tribute to Van Halen, for a high-energy celebration of '80s hard rock at Josabi’s in Helotes. Expect arena-sized anthems, blazing guitar work, and a double bill packed with classic party-rock favorites that honor two of the era’s most iconic bands. Presented by The Heroic Group. The concert will move indoors if it rains. A full bar and food are available on site. Outside chairs and pets are not allowed. This is an all-ages event, and guests 17 and under get in free and must stay with a parent or guardian for the entire show. Tickets are $20 presale online or $25 the day of the show, and with taxes and fees the totals are $25.07 presale and $30.65 day of show.

San Antonio welcomes the inaugural Whataburger WhataRun 5K/10K, a new race experience inspired by a beloved Texas brand. Runners, walkers, families, and Whataburger fans can look forward to unique race goodies, a lively celebration at the finish, tasty fun after the run, and plenty of brand spirit. Whether aiming for a personal best, spending time with friends and family, or starting a new tradition, the event offers something for everyone. The first edition in Houston last year sold out in less than two weeks, and this San Antonio debut is limited to 4,000 participants.

Night 2 at John T. Floore Country Store in Helotes features an outdoor concert with Braxton Keith, preceded by two special guest performances and closing with his headlining set. General admission is a standing area, priced at $36.79 in advance or $42.72 on the day of the show if available. The Meet and Greet Experience is $199.91 and includes a GA ticket, a personal meet and greet with Braxton Keith, an individual photo, an exclusive poster, a commemorative VIP laminate, early access to merchandise, and priority entry. Check in at Will Call upon arrival. The VIP Stage section sits directly in front of the stage, is very limited, standing only, and offers a dedicated bar, with tickets at $73.36. VIP Terrace tables seat four and are sold as a full table at $101.68 per seat; they include cocktail service and are first come, first served, with tickets picked up at the Will Call tent. VIP Porch tables are reserved for groups of four at $169.92 per seat, include cocktail service and access to a porch-only restroom, and require ticket pickup at the Will Call tent. Guests 17 and under must be accompanied by a guardian, and a $5 minor fee applies at the door for anyone under 21. The venue is not responsible for tickets purchased through third-party sites. For additional details, refer to the venue’s FAQ.

This season in the Texas Hill Country, an immersive Christmas attraction brings the world of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer to life. Over two million pounds of ice are carved by hand into sculptures, walk-through passageways, and two-story slides, all maintained at 9 degrees Fahrenheit. Signature blue parkas are provided so you can stay warm while exploring, and there are plenty of photo opportunities throughout. The experience is hosted at JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa.

Bluey's Big Play comes to the Majestic Theatre in a real-life presentation with multiple performances.

The final round of the 2026 SASCA autocross season takes place at River City Community Church and is hosted by Spokes. The event is open to members and non-members, welcomes novices and journeymen, and encourages first timers. Advance registration is available, and on-site registration is offered for an additional 5 dollars. Entry fees are 40 dollars for members and 50 dollars for non-members. Participants are asked to verify their SASCA membership status on MSR following the recent migration. The day typically starts with setup, followed by on-site registration and vehicle tech inspection. A course walk is offered, there is a dedicated walkthrough for novices, and a required meeting brings everyone together before runs begin. If the pre-event entry count exceeds 110, a double-driver option may be opened and can be added on-site at the trailer. If that threshold is not reached, fun runs may follow the main competition. Sign up for fun runs at the trailer, the cost is 20 dollars, and those taking part will assist with packing the trailer afterward. Drivers must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver’s license. A minimum height of 48 inches and riding with an approved guardian is also required. Every vehicle must pass tech inspection, and a DOT-approved helmet is required, with loaners available. Tech checks include tires free of exposed cords, all lug nuts present with tight suspension and no wheel bearing play, no fluid leaks under the hood or under the car, a securely mounted battery, confirmation of any modifications for classing and that nothing under the hood is loose, properly functioning brake and accelerator pedals, removal of all loose items from the cabin and trunk including floor mats, working seat belts, and securely mounted seats.

Enjoy a $5 community pancake breakfast at the Universal City Fire Dept., featuring all-you-can-eat pancakes along with sausage and orange juice. The gathering focuses on fellowship as much as food, offering a welcoming setting for newcomers while longtime residents make everyone feel at home. Ticket information will be announced in the weeks ahead.

A monthly 5 mile hike at Phil Hardberger Park invites participants to explore the perimeter trails on a moderate route that blends paved and natural surfaces. The outing is expected to take up to two hours, though the pace of the group may shorten that time. Highlights include crossing the Skywalk and the Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge, with sights along the way such as the Savanna Restoration area, the Wetland corner, the Nature Play Area, the Native Plant Wildscape Demonstration Garden, the Golden Age art installation, the Salado Creek Overlook, the Borrow Pit, and Phil's Tree. Comfortable, closed toed shoes are recommended, along with weather appropriate clothing and plenty of water. There will be a halfway pause at the Urban Ecology Center building for restroom access and water refills before returning to the starting point. This program is intended for adults and teens who can walk more than five miles at a moderate level. Registration is encouraged but not required. Participation depends on suitable weather, and the route or distance may change based on trail conditions.

The Boho Market brings together small and local artisans, makers, and vendors in San Antonio, all in one place. Explore a wide range of goods including baked treats, handmade jewelry, fine leather items, self care essentials, clothing, plants, and more. Admission and parking are free. Dogs are welcome and the event is family friendly. This market is supported by sponsor Erie Home. Vendors interested in participating can apply through the market’s online portal.

The Grux, a tribute to the Dave Matthews Band, brings a night of rhythm-forward rock and freewheeling jams to Josabi’s in Helotes. The set blends well-known songs with deeper selections, featuring layered grooves, standout saxophone work, and tight ensemble interplay that channels the band’s spirited musicianship and improvisational feel. Presented by The Heroic Group. If it rains, the performance will move indoors. A full bar and food are available on site. Outside chairs and pets are not permitted. All ages are welcome, and guests 17 and under are admitted free when accompanied by a parent or guardian for the entire show. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 on the day of the show. With taxes and fees, advance tickets are $25.07 and day-of tickets are $30.65.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at HTeaO in Helotes with New England favorites paired with plenty of sweet tea. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut-style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, a lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, classic clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead through the CML app to earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payments are accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Refuge Coffee & Beer Garden hosts a holiday edition of a child-focused day featuring hands-on time with miniature goats. Children can cuddle and interact with the animals, then dive into a craft activity to spark creativity. A playground and plenty of toys keep the energy high and the fun continuous. Parents can relax with a cup of coffee nearby while the kids play. The atmosphere is welcoming and family friendly, with outdoor space that makes it easy to enjoy time together.

Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet brings a Christmas ballet performance to the Majestic Theatre.