This weekend in San Antonio, TX

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Set at Tuscany Venue, this milestone race is part of a four-event program designed to carry runners into marathon season with structure and community. It aligns with long-run training and welcomes athletes preparing for the San Antonio Marathon or Half, the BCS Marathon or Half, or anyone who wants an energizing checkpoint on the way to winter race goals. Participants can choose from a half marathon at 13.1 miles, a 10K, a 5K, or team up for two-person or four-person relays. Every race in the series includes a finisher medal and a custom tri-blend shirt. Age-group awards go four deep and are based on chip timing, and there are overall male, female, and masters honors. Runners ages 16 and under and 70 and older receive an automatic 50 percent discount, and age-group categories span from 14 and under through 90 plus. Completing all four events, whether on site or virtually, earns an additional medal. The series also creates opportunities to support local nonprofits. Race day reminders include arriving early enough for bib pickup and start-line prep. Wear your bib on the front, kept flat to ensure accurate timing. Check your information and results before leaving. If you do not finish, notify the timing team. Bringing a change of clothes makes the awards ceremony more comfortable, and friends or family can get involved by volunteering. A virtual option is available if attending in person is not possible. You can run when it works for you with no deadline, and instructions are provided under the Virtual tab.

Kick off the weekend with a new community run at Walker Ranch Historic Park. This friendly meetup brings together walkers and runners of every pace and age for a relaxed, community-focused outing. It will be dark at the beginning, so bring a headlamp or other illumination. Gather near the playground and keep an eye out for the SARR flag. Parking inside the park is limited, so use the Walker Ranch Senior Center lot and walk across the bridge to reach the gathering area. Choose the distance that suits you, up to 6 miles on the planned route.

Unroll your mat and bring a refreshing drink for an energizing Zen Zoo yoga session set in the cool indoor calm of the Hippo Overlook. Enjoy 50 minutes of movement with animal-inspired poses that encourage relaxation while offering a welcome break from the heat on select Saturday mornings. This family-friendly experience welcomes children, so everyone can practice together. Instruction is provided by Zenergyx Yoga.

Free basketball workshops led by Coach Lou take place at Hemisfair on the Red McCombs Community Court in Tower Park. Designed for youth and teens, each session focuses on fundamentals, skill-building drills, and mentorship in a friendly, supportive setting. New players and those looking to sharpen their game can develop skills, stay active, build confidence, and connect with others through basketball. These recurring workshops do not require registration. Participants are encouraged to wear athletic clothing and bring water.

Reset & Recovery Yoga with Mobile Om offers a gentle, low impact session focused on flexibility, balance, and a healthy range of motion. Over 60 minutes, you will move through light stretching and dynamic mobility exercises designed to leave you feeling refreshed, strong, and energized. The class is beginner friendly, provides modifications for comfort, and welcomes all ages and abilities. Weather permitting, it takes place on the Will Naylor Riverwalk Plaza at The Tobin Center, with an indoor backup location announced if needed. Bring a yoga mat or towel, wear comfortable clothing you can stretch in, and bring water. This free community offering is supported by H-E-B and University Health. Free parking is available in a surface lot. Enjoy moving with intention, releasing tension, and connecting with your community.

Celebrate the new school year with a high-energy Zumba masterclass at Plathe Fitness featuring Zumba Jammer Zulema. Enjoy upbeat music, dynamic choreography, a friendly vibe, and a workout that fits both newcomers and longtime Zumba fans. Bright workout gear is encouraged, and there will be chances to snap photos and capture the moment. General admission is $15 if purchased ahead of time or $20 at the door. Teachers pay $8 with a valid school ID or employee badge. Payments are accepted via Cash App $plathefitness, Venmo @ontheus, or Zelle 2544155699. Capacity is limited. If on-site parking is full, overflow parking is available next door at the daycare.

Celebrate the new school year at a free community back to school bash open to all. Get set for the semester with haircuts, school supplies, and gently used clothing, then enjoy a sweet treat, play games, and add some color with face painting. This annual gathering offers a fun and helpful way to prepare for the days ahead.

ArtbyMButterfly Art Studio & Event Centers presents a family-friendly back to school celebration centered on creativity and community. Guests can dive into hands-on make and take art projects and back to school crafts, enjoy music and games, and snap photos at fun stations. Giveaways of school supplies are available while supplies last, with refreshments and treats provided. Community resources for students and families will be available. Admission is free. Donations of school supplies are appreciated to support local students. For details or information about sponsoring or vending, please contact the organizers.

Experience the Mystic Market, a free holistic fair celebrating metaphysical and spiritual exploration at the Blue Star Arts Complex. Admission and parking are complimentary, and no RSVP is needed. Explore crystals, artisan goods, and natural skincare while connecting with practitioners offering Reiki, massage, astrology, intuitive readings, and other alternative wellness services. The event fosters balance, clarity, and renewal, with opportunities to learn about holistic wellness, find distinctive gifts, receive personalized insights, and connect with a supportive community.

Catch Oscar Ornelas live at Gruene Hall. This is a free performance running from early afternoon into the late afternoon.

Gonzo Survivors, featuring Bob Livingston, John Inmon, and Mike Hardwick, bring the story and sounds from Jerry Jeff’s early musical and travel adventures to the stage. Expect raucous Texas harmonies and lively performances inspired by the Gonzo legacy, with the group drawing from their work together across many albums and hundreds of shows. Doors open at 12:00 PM, and it’s an all-ages event.

Enjoy a matinee performance of Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical at Wonder Theatre at Wonderland of the Americas. Expect a family-friendly theatrical show featuring the story of Matilda and her adventures.

At the Hyatt Hill Country Resort, the UT San Antonio Alumni Gala embraces the One Giant Leap theme with a celebratory evening that brings together nearly 600 alumni and friends. The program highlights outstanding alumni, honors achievements across the Roadrunner community, and raises support for student-focused initiatives. Proceeds help the Alumni Association award more than $150,000 in scholarships each year, empowering future Roadrunners to take bold steps forward.

This volunteer opportunity welcomes people of any age to help prepare and hand out plates, haircuts, and snack bags. Younger participants often enjoy making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Dress comfortably, and bring any paperwork for service hours so staff can sign it. Look for team members in grey shirts for orientation and guidance. Please note that bathrooms are not available. Groups of more than 10 should sign up.

Saxophonist Noah Peterson performs a solo dinner jazz set at Albi's Vite Italian Kitchen, with Italian cuisine and wine complemented by romantic saxophone melodies.

Catch The KLOCKS, a 5-piece Top-40 dance band that’s been together since 1995. They’ll bring a wide mix of popular styles to keep the dance floor moving, with songs chosen for popularity and danceability, including today’s hits plus favorites from disco, pop, rock, Latin, country, and the 70s and 80s. Expect a high-energy, all-night style performance made for weddings, corporate events, and more.

Chekhov’s classic drama, The Seagull, comes to life with a story full of love, art, ambition, and longing. Follow a group of artists, lovers, and dreamers as they grapple with heartache and the passage of time in a deeply emotional, thought-provoking performance.

Enjoy a live performance by William Clark Green at 11th Street Cowboy Bar. The show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.

Arelys Henao is set to perform at Paper Tiger. The show starts at 8:00 PM. Genres listed include bachata, Latin pop, reggaeton, and urbano latino.

San Antonio native Dan Gonzalez brings songs shaped by the city’s blend of art, culture, and energetic life, a craft he learned early from his grandfather, Conjunto legend Ismael Gonzalez. The evening begins with the Melissa Ludwig Band. Ticket options use all-in pricing that includes fees except taxes. General admission is $16.56 in advance or $21.39 on the day of show. Reserved booths are $83.88 and table upgrades are $43.89, and both options reserve seating only and do not include admission, so everyone in the party will still need a general admission ticket. This is a limited-seating event. Expect to stand, as seating is not guaranteed and any available seats are first come, first served. All sales are final with no refunds. Booths can seat up to four people, with some accommodating more, although the exact number of spots is not guaranteed. Tables seat up to four. Views from booths or tables may at times be partially blocked by guests standing on the floor between the seating and the stage. Admission is for ages 18 and up. All minors will be charged an additional $14.28 at the door, and anyone 17 or younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets tend to go fast.

Catch the sounds of Vintage Pictures at The Lonesome Rose. Expect a high-energy night from the indie rock and roll group, bringing their blend of classic and contemporary vibes to the stage.

Jack Ingram and Calder Allen are performing live at Gruene Hall in New Braunfels. The show kicks off at 9:00 PM.

Bob The Drag Queen is performing at Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club in San Antonio. The show is scheduled for the evening with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

Step into an underground gothic vampire rave with live DJ performances. The party runs for about four hours, with doors opening at 9:00 PM. This event is for ages 18+ and offers free parking.

Cap off the Summer Dash Series with Watermelon Dash San Antonio at SeaWorld San Antonio. This spirited event offers a 10K, 5K, and a Kids and Family 1K, welcoming participants of every age and pace to close out their summer miles with something extra refreshing. As the third stop after the Lemonade Dash and Popsicle Dash, it blends fitness and community in a fun, cool way. The day begins with the 5K and 10K, continues with an awards ceremony, and wraps up with the Kids and Family 1K. Whether you aim for a personal record or prefer an easygoing run, every step is a chance to savor the season and finish strong.

The Clear Light Cyclists host Sunday group rides that put connection first and speed second. Riders meet at Clear Light Coffee Co, head out together, then roll back to enjoy a well earned coffee. There are options for an easygoing social spin with steady, talk-friendly pacing, as well as an advanced group for those who want to push a bit harder. It is a welcoming scene for all ages and experience levels, and a reliable way to connect with local riders. A Lifetime Membership is available with perks that include exclusive gear, custom merchandise, and store discounts.

Ease into a feel-good yoga flow at Pullman Market in Karnes Court. This session is free to attend and welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners. For weather-related notices or any cancellation updates, check @nomadikyoga.

Over the past five years, a partnership with the City of San Antonio has turned Walker Ranch Park into an open air yoga space that serves as a community reset. Participants move through an energizing flow beneath the oaks, then head across the street for a complimentary Drip coffee after class. Both the session and the coffee are free, with no strings attached. Bring a yoga mat and positive energy. This ongoing tradition helps strengthen San Antonio with every breath and every latte.

Keep pets protected at an affordable price with Penny Paws mobile veterinary clinic offering low cost vaccinations. The clinic sets up at Ingram Park Mall in the parking lot between JCP and Outback. No appointment is required, and walk up service is available.

Enjoy live music with the band Trunk Monkeys at Krause’s Biergarten & Cafe. The performance runs in the afternoon and early evening, featuring talented San Antonio musicians playing together as a group.

Noah Peterson is performing at Albi's Vite Italian Kitchen. The show starts at 6:00 PM. Tickets are available through Bandsintown.

Catch the Adam Johnson Band live at Gruene Hall for an evening of music. The show is free to attend.

Catch a night of stand-up comedy with Christian Johnson. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. This is an 18+ event. Seating is first come, first served, and there’s a two-item food or beverage minimum per person once seated. Food and beverage service ends about 45 minutes into the show.

Catch a late-night standup comedy showcase at Riot Riverwalk Comedy Club. The lineup features 5 to 7 comedians from around San Antonio and across Texas, with possible surprise drop-ins from national acts. There’s no drink minimum, and all shows are for ages 21 and up.

For more than forty years, Sawyer Brown has powered across stages with high-voltage country rock and a catalog of what lead singer Mark Miller calls life songs rather than love songs. The band first hit the national spotlight on the debut season of Star Search with Ed McMahon, turning early Nashville rejections into a streak of crowd-winning television performances. Their sound drew comparisons to country favorites like Alabama and the Charlie Daniels Band, while their look nodded to rock icons such as the Rolling Stones and Aerosmith. Riding that momentum, they spent their earliest stretch on the road opening arena shows across the United States for Kenny Rogers, learning from a master before quickly carving out their own path with hits, sold out venues, and a reputation for relentless showmanship. Decades later, they continue to deliver a blue-collar, grass-roots message with the grit of a traveling band that blends rock and country in equal measure. The Boys and Me Live Tour carries that legacy forward with the same dedication to fans and no sign of slowing down.

Rock stars take the mic for a live stand-up comedy show, blending punchlines with stories from the road. The lineup includes Don Jamieson, Jason McMaster, and Courtney Cronin. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show runs for about 1 hour 45 minutes. This is an in-person event for ages 21+ with free parking.