San Antonio Beckons with Vibrant Weekend Events: Hispanic Heritage Celebrations, Scary Encounters at the 13th Floor, and a Live performance by Creed
Hispanic Heritage Month Launches in Style
San Antonio, known for its cultural diversity and vibrant event scene, offers locals and visitors an array of exciting activities this weekend. As Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off on Sunday, various events around the city echo the celebration.
The Pearl invites you to Viva Dieceséis, or the Traders Village is hosting free admission concerts for Fiestas Patrias. With Farmers Market on Saturdays and Makers Market on Sundays, there’s something for everyone at the Pearl. Local artisans showcase culinary-inspired home goods, including pottery and wood crafts.
Embrace the Spooky Friday the 13th
Multiple tattoo parlors around town are offering discounted deals to honor Friday the 13th. For the brave-hearted, the 13th Floor promises a hair-raising rendezvous this weekend. Coincidentally opening its doors on the 13th, this famed haunted house will be open on selected nights until November 9.
In addition, Fright Fest and Howl-O-Scream have rolled up their curtains to offer a weekend full of hair-raising experiences with new haunts like “The Conjuring Universe” and “Stranger Things.”
Music and Entertainment Galore
On Friday, renowned band Creed will perform at the Frost Bank Center, known for hits like “Higher” and “My Sacrifice.” Taking the city’s entertainment scene a notch higher, the event will also feature performances by special guests 3 Doors Down.
Heritage and Culture Collide
The annual cultural ceremony El Grito celebrates Mexico’s Independence with music, Folklorico dancers, and local food and craft vendors. The weekend also brings to you the Czech-Slovak Harvest Festival featuring Czech Slovak music, food, and cultural displays organized by the Bexar County Czech Heritage Society.
Outdoor Fun and Fitness
Hoops on Houston Street kicks off the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four festivities on Saturday with basketball games, fitness challenges, and live entertainment. For fitness enthusiasts, Sunday offers free community Yoga sessions at Confluence Park.
For a laidback weekend, enjoy the La Villita Market Days at La Villita Historic Arts Village or opt for the Movie in the Park night at the Tower of Americas.
San Antonio holds a diverse list of activities catering to different interests and age groups. Whether it’s enjoying Hispanic Heritage Month, embarking on a thrilling adventure at haunted spots, or immersing in cultural and entertainment events, the city promises a fun-filled weekend.
