San Antonio’s calendar for August is brimming with dynamic and exciting events, from music concerts to cultural festivals, as the city prepares to bid farewell to the summer season.
Catch Barry Manilow’s ‘final concert’ over at the Frost Bank Center on August 15. For fans of Donny Osmond, accompany him as he brings his Las Vegas show to Tobin Center on August 1. Moreover, Anime music lovers can head over to “FLOW WORLD TOUR- ANIME SHIBARI 2024-2025,” performed by Japanese rock band FLOW, at The Espee on August 15.
August 10 brings George Lopez with his “Alllriiiighhttt, Texas” comedy tour at the Frost Bank Center and Texas-based comedian Joe Rogan, accompanied by other comedians such as Ron White and Tony Hinchcliffe, will give their performance on August 2 and 3 at the Majestic Theatre.
The India Association of San Antonio is set to host the Festival of India on August 24 at La Villita Historic Village. This free cultural event will enchant attendees with a parade, shopping, a Bollywood dance, and food and live music.
SeaWorld San Antonio is organising a food festival, “Red, White and BBQ: Tastes of America,” starting from August 9 until September 2. The festival incorporates five distinctive kinds of barbeque from across the country and will also feature live music.
The summer season is about to end but not before the Fredericksburg Texas Testicle Festival. This festival provides an all-you-can-eat feast of fried bull testicles, burgers, pork sandwiches, and ribeye steaks. It is programmed for August 10 and August 31 at 7905 Old San Antonio Road.
Free Community Yoga at Hemisfair is offering Sunday classes twice a month from 9-10 AM at the Great Lawn in Civic Park. You can join these wellness classes on August 4 and August 18.
Before the new 2024-2025 academic school year kickstarts, many organizations and school districts around Bexar County are arranging school supply giveaways, free haircuts, immunizations, and more, making it an ideal event for families with school-age children.
Additionally, families can attend the first-ever CoComelon Party Time at the Grand Hyatt San Antonio Riverwalk from August 2 to August 4, allowing kids to meet their favorite characters from the popular series.
The Alamo church and grounds, a testament to the rich history of Texas, always welcome the public with free admission. Here, you can delve into the past and visit numerous exhibits.
For art enthusiasts, various art museums around the city are offering free entry and exhibits, including Artpace, Briscoe Western Art Museum, and Contemporary at Blue Star.
In conclusion, with such a diverse range of events across the city, August promises an unforgettable close to the summer season in San Antonio.
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