Events in San Antonio today

A quarterly speed networking breakfast and meet and greet features timed rounds led by facilitator Bruce Howard, Executive Director at South Texas Alliance of Career Champions. Each round includes conversation prompts to help participants introduce themselves and grow their professional connections. Breakfast is provided by Anne Marie’s Catering. Admission is $10 for members and $25 for future members. Participants are encouraged to have an up-to-date LinkedIn profile to make follow up easier. The event also acknowledges Anne Marie’s Catering members for opening their space and providing the breakfast spread.

Chapel Hill provides a free food pantry for those in need. Service is limited to the first 75 families. When doors open, registration begins and a valid Texas photo ID is required. Participants are given a number, an intake coordinator starts the paperwork, and a registration volunteer completes it. After registration, eligible participants are asked to return to their vehicles, open the trunk, and volunteers load a cart of food. Each family may access the pantry once every thirty days. The pantry does not operate during the week of New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Capacity is reached quickly, so early arrival is recommended.

An inaugural luncheon benefits the Sewing for Success workforce development program, The Launch. This initiative offers training in sewing and practical techniques that help participants pursue meaningful employment or start small businesses. The gathering features a meal, a raffle, and opportunities to purchase handcrafted items made by program participants, with additional activities planned. It celebrates the start of a skills-building program designed to transform lives and open new paths forward.

A lively trivia night features pizza and prizes. The Brain Brew Crew will be there for the fun.

Karaoke takes center stage with Puttin On The Hitz, offering an open mic and a lively, supportive atmosphere. Step up to sing your favorites or cheer on friends from the crowd. There is no cover, and local drafts are $2 off. Bring good energy and make it a night of music and fun.

Squeeze presents Tried, Tested and Trixies at the Majestic Theatre, joined by special guests Adam Ant and Haircut 100.

An evening with Amy Grant brings a celebrated artist whose career has flourished for more than four decades, growing from gospel roots into mainstream pop success. A songwriter, television personality, and philanthropist, she has sold over 30 million albums and surpassed a billion streams. Her catalog includes multiple No. 1 hits, a long run of Top 40 singles across pop and adult contemporary, and many favorites in Contemporary Christian music. She is a six time Grammy Award winner and a 26 time GMA Dove Award recipient, and she has been honored on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Music City Walk of Fame, and in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. She has received the Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime artistic achievement and is widely credited with opening the mainstream door for Contemporary Christian artists, becoming the first from the genre to earn a platinum album, top the pop charts, and perform on the Grammy stage. She remains an active touring artist, including a recurring Christmas at the Ryman residency with Vince Gill that has surpassed a hundred headlining shows. Her forthcoming album, The Me That Remains, produced by Mac McAnally, marks her first collection of new songs in more than a decade. The project explores healing, human and spiritual connection, unity, and hope, informed by her recovery from heart surgery and a serious bike accident, and it features collaborations with Ruby Amanfu and Vince Gill along with songwriting partners Jon Foreman, Tom Douglas, Mike Reid, Mac McAnally, and others. This performance highlights the faith rooted, candid storytelling that has defined her influence over the past several decades.

1 Million Cups at Launch SA offers a weekly coffee-centered networking gathering for entrepreneurs in San Antonio. Part of a nationwide community, it creates a welcoming space where founders and their supporters connect, work through challenges, and explore opportunities. Each session features two entrepreneurs who share their businesses with the community and open the floor for conversation and feedback. Presenters can sharpen their pitch, connect with an engaged network, and access support that can include coaching from organizers. They can also present again in other cities or return after making meaningful updates. Feedback from a broad audience helps shape next steps, and there is potential to reach new markets and people, with the possibility of local, regional, or national media attention.

This class shares practical ways to plan a landscape that saves water while staying colorful and functional. Gardeners learn how to simplify plant selection and placement by matching the right types and quantities of plants to the conditions in each part of the yard. The session highlights plant choices that support conservation, straightforward design strategies, and care tips that lead to a beautiful yard that is easier to maintain. It is well suited for anyone starting a new landscape or updating an existing one to use water more wisely. This class takes place at the Thousand Oaks location.

Organized by and geared toward local riders, this weekly motorcycle meetup takes place at Burleson Yard Beer Garden in San Antonio. It welcomes every kind of bike and rider, with a relaxed, no-pressure vibe focused on community over competition. Attendees can grab a drink or a bite, check out a wide range of bikes, swap stories, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Whether you arrive solo or with friends, it offers a friendly spot to connect with the riding community.

RUSH comes to Frost Bank Center with a show celebrating more than fifty years of music. Due to incredible demand, an additional performance has been added. An event timeline notes that parking lots open first, then all doors, leading up to the performance, and the schedule is subject to change.

Celebrate the harvest festival of Sukkot with a family-friendly gathering in a sukkah that highlights gratitude and community. Take part in the tradition of shaking the lulav and etrog, enjoy roasted corn along with chips and salsa, and participate in crafts and games for all ages. Free and open to the community.

An R&B open mic sets the stage at Tryst. Kitchen + Cocktails. The event offers a mature, laid back atmosphere and welcomes singers, performers, and acoustic musicians. Sign ups take place on site for those interested in performing. Backing tracks can be sent to newsoulentsa@gmail.com or shared via AirDrop. The audience can enjoy and support local talent.

Live jazz fills the rooftop at the Fairmount Hotel’s Rooftop Oyster Bar with saxophonist Noah Peterson and keyboardist Ricky Hernandez. Guests can take in downtown views while enjoying cocktails and oysters in an open-air setting. Reservations are recommended. Because it is outdoors, the music is weather dependent and will not take place if it rains.

As part of Majestic Movie Night on Houston Street, this screening at the Majestic Theatre presents the story of Michael Jackson, celebrated worldwide as the King of Pop.

A welcoming open mic features comedy, poetry and spoken word, with performer signups held before the show. Admission is free, and drink specials include $2 Lonestar and $3 Dos XX.

TNA Wrestling delivers a live evening of professional wrestling at Boeing Center at Tech Port in San Antonio. Look for a mix of seasoned names and rising talent, with matches that can swiftly change the narrative and set up the next chapter. With close views throughout the arena, the fast pace, athletic displays, and crowd reactions land with extra intensity, whether championship implications are forming or a feud is on the verge of erupting.

Drawn from eyewitness reports of mysterious UFO activity over Lubbock, Texas, this play follows everyday people brought together by one remarkable event. It blends wit, warmth, and a sense of wonder while tracing how that encounter reshapes their lives. The story reflects on how belief, memory, and the tales we share influence our understanding of ourselves and each other. Jaston Williams performs alongside veteran San Antonio actors to give voice to these characters. The production serves as a season-defining piece rooted in Texas, intimate in scale and communal in spirit, celebrating local perspectives and the power of shared experience.

Diamond Rio appears in concert, drawing on a career that began when the Tennessee River Boys evolved into Diamond Rio in 1989. They soon signed with Arista Nashville and made chart history when Meet in the Middle became the first debut single by a country group to reach No. 1. Their catalog includes the multi-week chart-topper How Your Love Makes Me Feel, the crossover hit One More Day, and enduring songs like Beautiful Mess, Unbelievable, and I Believe. The band has sold more than 6.8 million albums and surpassed 1.05 billion global streams, earning 20 Top 10 singles, 15 Top 5 singles, and seven No. 1 singles. Known for playing every note on every album, their instrumental tracks Big, Appalachian Dream, and Poultry Promenade received Grammy nominations for Best Country Instrumental Performance. Their releases with Word Records include the Christmas album The Star Still Shines and the Christian Country album The Reason, which received both Dove and Grammy honors. As members of the Grand Ole Opry, they have earned six Vocal Group of the Year awards across the CMA and ACM, 14 Grammy nominations, and a Grammy win for The Reason. Their charitable work includes long-time service as spokespersons for Big Brothers Big Sisters, helping raise more than $1 million for nonprofits and earning the Minnie Pearl Humanitarian Award.

The 43rd Annual Jazz’SAlive brings a community celebration of jazz to Civic Park at Hemisfair. Admission is free for all ages, creating an easy outing for friends, families, and dedicated fans of the music to enjoy together.

Resound Presents brings Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers to Paper Tiger for a live show open to all ages. Door and show times are listed by the venue.

Enjoy an evening of Hawaiian island music with live performances by KoAloha Ukulele artist Kainoa Kamaka together with Kainoa & Friends and talented local musicians. The gathering offers food, a vendor market where cash is recommended, giveaways, and an open invitation for anyone who would like to hula. This free community event celebrates the spirit of Hawai‘i and Polynesian culture and welcomes friends, family, and neighbors. It is planned outdoors, so arriving early with lawn chairs is encouraged. Small local business owners can table at no cost at Aloha Friday events and can message or email with a name, phone number, and a brief description of what they plan to sell. Attendees can also plan dinner at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue. If rainy weather is expected, updates about a possible cancellation will be shared on social media.

Chicken N Pickle hosts an evening of live music featuring local performers. Guests can relax on the patio or stay close to the action by the game courts while enjoying food and drinks. It works for meeting friends, bringing the family, or planning a casual night out, offering a welcoming way to unwind and connect with the community.

Settle in at Woodlawn Comedy’s 1920 Lounge for a night of stand-up featuring a surprise roster of seasoned comedians in a cozy room. A limited number of general admission tickets is available at no cost, with the option to purchase reserved seats and tables. Look for drink specials, and keep in mind that these shows tend to sell out quickly.

At Nourish Healing Collective, a conscious community gathering in San Antonio blends a potluck mixer with guided meditation and a soothing sound bath. The focus is on connection, shared food, and collective grounding in a warm, supportive setting. The experience begins with a guided practice that includes singing bowls and centers on directing energy to Gaia, moving through the heart, and extending outward to the collective and the wider universe. Conversation follows the meditation, offering space to reflect on the experience and to talk about life, personal growth, community, and whatever else participants feel called to share. The atmosphere is informal and welcoming. Guests are encouraged to bring bite-size foods that are easy to share. For comfort during the meditation, consider bringing a blanket and water, while yoga mats, bolsters, and blankets are available on site. Donations to support space rental are appreciated, with a suggested contribution of 5 to 10 dollars, and no one is turned away. The evening is facilitated by Brandon Santiago and Lanette Ferguson.

Enjoy a relaxed game and hobby night that now welcomes any tabletop activity, from board games to miniatures. Participation is optional, and regular in-store play does not require signing up, with table space available at no charge. Those who choose to enter can register for a $5 fee that supports prizes, spend the session gaming or hobbying, and be present for random prize drawings. Winners will be photographed with their prizes. Prizes are awarded as store credit that must be used during the event on items currently in stock, and the credit can be combined with personal payment if selecting something that costs more. This gathering may run alongside other in-store events.

RUSH brings its Fifty Something celebration to Frost Bank Center, honoring more than five decades of music. Due to strong demand, an additional show has been added. The schedule is subject to change.

A throwback dance night in San Antonio features DJ Hollywood Hot Rod spinning old school favorites to keep the dance floor moving. There are drink specials and a food truck on site.

Jonathan Van Ness appears with a show called Hot & Healed at the Majestic Theatre.

The 13th Annual Head for the Cure 5K - San Antonio takes place at Providence Catholic School, bringing the community together in support of those affected by brain tumors. The focus is on increasing awareness, raising funds, and sharing a spirit of hope throughout San Antonio.

Two days of competitive basketball arrive at Trinity Christian Academy and Preschool in San Antonio, bringing teams together to showcase skill, culture, and pride. The registration fee is $500 per team, and each team is assured three games with prizes that include a trophy, medals, and merchandise. Games will be available via livestream. Divisions include a 6-foot-3-and-under Asian bracket and a 35-plus All Filipino bracket, with six to eight teams in each. Space is limited. For team registration or details, contact Niko at 361.207.3406.

Hosted by the Bonsai Society of San Antonio, this live demonstration explores the art and practice of bonsai. The instructor explains how trees are cultivated, trained, and styled, covering pruning, wiring, tool selection, everyday care, and long-term maintenance while shaping a plant in front of the audience. Whether brand new to bonsai or building on existing skills, attendees will leave with practical guidance for starting and caring for a tree at home. The event wraps up with a raffle of the bonsai created during the demonstration, and one attendee will take it home.

Experience a mindful flow yoga session with Mobile Om as part of Wellness at the Tobin. This free community offering, sponsored by H-E-B and University Health, provides a 60-minute practice that blends intentional postures, focused breathwork, and calming relaxation to build strength and restore balance. It welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, and it is appropriate for all ages and ability levels. Bring a yoga mat or towel, wear comfortable clothing you can move in, and bring water. The class takes place on the Will Naylor Riverwalk Plaza at The Tobin Center. Complimentary parking is available in a nearby surface lot, and additional street parking may be an option.

San Antonio’s small but spirited horror market returns for two days of shopping and entertainment. Admission and parking are free. Spooky costumes are welcome. Families and friends can browse horror themed wares, grab a bite, and enjoy a festive atmosphere.

Chef Pati Jinich headlines a KLRN Chef Series brunch that marks the new season of Pati’s Mexican Table and the publication of her book Foods of La Frontera. The experience features a chef-designed menu with signature cocktails, a preview screening of an unaired episode of the series, a Q&A with Pati, and a signed copy of Foods of La Frontera. Support for this brunch is provided by Dr. Peter and Carol McGanity and the Los Barrios Family Restaurants.

San Antonio gets a taste of island culture as the Kanaka Hekili MC – Kekeka Chapter presents its annual luau at American Legion Post 2. The celebration features a Hawaiian lunch, live music alongside a DJ, and a hula performance. Attendees can also take part in raffles, browse a silent auction, and try their luck in a 50/50 drawing.

No prior experience is required, and beginners are welcome. Space is limited, so purchasing tickets early is recommended.

The inaugural Westside R&B & Blues Festival celebrates the music, culture, and community of San Antonio’s historic West Side. The festival features live R&B and blues performances, delicious options from food trucks, and shopping from local vendors and artisans. Family-friendly activities and participation from community organizations create a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Admission is free, and attendees can bring lawn chairs to relax and enjoy the performances. Opportunities are available for vendors, volunteers, and sponsors.

Gridiron 2026: Stranger Times: Writing the Upside Down is the Society of Professional Journalists San Antonio Chapter’s annual satirical production. Blending comedy, music, and witty sketches, it riffs on the past year’s biggest headlines, prominent figures, and moments that had people around Texas talking. Local and former journalists team up with communication specialists to celebrate the news through humor, creating an engaging evening for devoted news followers as well as anyone in the mood for lighthearted entertainment. A portion of proceeds supports the SPJSA Journalism Future Fund, which aids programs across South Texas that advance ethical journalism, protect press freedom, and uphold the public’s access to information while developing future journalists. Matinee and evening performances are planned.

CHASIN' U, a Morgan Wallen tribute band, brings the energy and feel of his live show to a local stage. This performance is designed to capture the concert magic in a setting close to home.

Zach Top’s Cold Beer & Country Music Fall Tour ’26 stops at Frost Bank Center with special guest Wyatt McCubbin. Enjoy an evening of country music as Zach Top takes the stage, with McCubbin appearing as the special guest.

Aries Spears delivers the rapid-fire wit, charisma, and fearless, hard-charging comedy that made him a standout across the country. On stages since his early teens, he has built a career that spans feature films and frequent appearances on national talk shows, along with a touring schedule that regularly sells out shows nationwide. Fans know him as a key player on Fox’s Mad TV from season three through season ten, where he created memorable characters and contributed to the writing for eight seasons. His reach extends beyond the stage with more than three million spins on Pandora, and his podcast is widely regarded as a must-listen in the United States. Most recently, he appeared in CNN’s See It Loud, a 2023 docuseries on the history of Black television, alongside Amanda Seales, Debbie Allen, Deon Cole, Desus & Mero, Gabrielle Union, and others.

Hundreds gather in the heart of San Antonio for a welcoming flow designed for beginners. Families and dogs are welcome, there is ample space for all, and live music sets the mood. Expect plenty of smiles, uplifting energy, and a strong sense of community. In partnership with San Antonio Sports ACTIVATE and Hemisfair.

Enjoy a free, all-levels session at Pullman Market on Karnes Court. The focus is on accessible movement and finding your flow in a welcoming setting. Weather updates or cancellations may apply, so check for notices in advance.

Texas Bridal & Wedding Expo at Freeman Coliseum features selected wedding experts offering guidance for every kind of celebration, from an elegant black-tie affair to a laid-back barefoot beach ceremony. Attendees can gather ideas and practical advice to shape meaningful moments and plan a wedding that reflects their vision.

Noah Peterson delivers solo saxophone sessions that put the spotlight on saxophone melodies. The experience brings together music, food, and wine.

Chayanne comes back to Frost Bank Center with the Bailemos Orta Vez Tour 2026 for a live performance. An event timeline notes when parking areas open, when doors open, and when the show begins, and the schedule may change.

Cactus Tate takes the stage at Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club San Antonio with fearless, quick-witted comedy that leans into taboo topics without losing warmth or charm. Known for candid humor and undeniable charisma, she explores sensitive subjects with a confident voice and a fresh perspective. Her nationwide tour continues to build momentum, and this set blends sharp insights with engaging storytelling for an evening of big laughs and memorable moments.