Things to Do in San Antonio
Tickets, tours and experiences in San Antonio, United States
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Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio
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Frost Bank Center, San Antonio
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Lila Cockrell Theatre, San Antonio
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Hard Rock Cafe - San Antonio, San Antonio
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Nelson Wolff Stadium, San Antonio
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Frost Bank Center, San Antonio
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Majestic Theatre San Antonio, San Antonio
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Sam's Burger Joint, San Antonio
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Thirsty Horse Saloon, San Antonio
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Nelson Wolff Stadium, San Antonio
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Aztec Theatre, San Antonio
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About San Antonio
San Antonio is a city rich in culture and tradition, with a live entertainment scene that blends Texan heritage, world-class sports, and vibrant festivals. The Frost Bank Center is home to the Spurs and hosts major concert tours, family shows, and the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo each February, one of the largest in the country drawing over 1.5 million visitors. The Alamodome, a 64,000-seat domed stadium, hosts college football games including the Valero Alamo Bowl, international soccer matches, and major concerts. The Majestic Theatre on Houston Street is a breathtaking 1929 atmospheric theater that presents Broadway touring shows, concerts, and comedy events, with a ceiling designed to resemble a night sky over a Spanish courtyard. The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts on the River Walk is a modern venue hosting the San Antonio Symphony, ballet, and touring performances. The Aztec Theatre downtown adds another historic concert venue. The River Walk itself is a entertainment destination with restaurants, bars, and seasonal events including holiday river parades. Fiesta San Antonio each April is an eleven-day citywide celebration with over 100 events including parades, music, food, and cultural festivities honoring the city's diverse heritage. The mild winter climate and long warm seasons support outdoor events from October through May, while the hot summers from June through September push events indoors to air-conditioned venues.
Highlights
- The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo draws over 1.5 million visitors each February
- The Majestic Theatre features stunning atmospheric architecture for Broadway and concerts
- Fiesta San Antonio is an eleven-day citywide celebration with over 100 events each April
- The River Walk provides a unique setting for dining, entertainment, and seasonal events
Tips for Visiting San Antonio
The River Walk is walkable to the Tobin Center, Majestic Theatre, and Alamodome from most downtown hotels
Fiesta San Antonio in April is a must-experience event but book hotels well in advance
Rodeo tickets include both the rodeo competition and the evening concert performance
VIA bus routes connect major venues though most visitors find driving or rideshare more convenient
Frequently Asked Questions About San Antonio
What is the San Antonio Rodeo like?
The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo runs for about eighteen days each February at the Frost Bank Center and surrounding grounds. It features professional rodeo competition, a livestock show, carnival, and nightly concerts with major country and pop artists. A single ticket includes both the rodeo and the concert. It is one of the largest such events in the country.
What is Fiesta San Antonio?
Fiesta is an eleven-day celebration held each April honoring the diverse cultures and heritage of San Antonio. It includes over 100 events such as the Battle of Flowers Parade, Fiesta Flambeau night parade, NIOSA (A Night in Old San Antonio), live music, food festivals, and art events. Many events are free or low-cost. It draws over 3.5 million participants.
Where are the best venues in San Antonio?
The Frost Bank Center seats about 18,418 for basketball and concerts. The Alamodome holds up to 64,000 for football and events. The Majestic Theatre seats 2,311 in a gorgeous 1929 building. The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts seats 1,738 in a modern facility on the River Walk. The Aztec Theatre holds about 1,800 for concerts in a restored 1926 venue.