Fiesta San Antonio has returned two-years of pandemic-related cancellations and postponements. The Fiesta Commission says both the volunteers and the crowds were excited for everything to be back to normal. Fiesta has an estimated $340 million economic impact on San Antonio, and 100 nonprofits make most of their money for the year during Fiesta. The city-wide party and its many events take place from March 31st to April 10th.

Here is a rundown of some of the highlights from Fiesta:

March 31:

FiestaFiesta at Hemisfair - 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Hemisfair, 434 South Alamo Street

Fiesta San Antonio started in 1891 as a one-parade event to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto.
That historic commemoration still takes place, but for more than a century, Fiesta, a San Antonio non-profit organization, has grown into an annual celebration of the diverse heritage, culture and spirit of San Antonio for its residents and visitors.
Today, Fiesta San Antonio is one of the nation’s premier festivals with an economic impact of more than $340 million, and Fiesta San Antonio supports its 100 plus official non-profit, participating member organization events as they raise funds to provide services to San Antonio citizens throughout the year.
Fiesta Fiesta celebrates the Official Opening Ceremony to Fiesta
Enjoy food and beverage favorites, live entertainment, a People’s Parade, Military Salute and a Fireworks Finale
Admission is free

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Fiesta Carnival - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

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Valero Texas Open's 19th Hole Fiesta - 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at The Backyard, TPC San Antonio, 23808 Resort Pkwy.

The Valero Texas Open is a non-profit, fundraising event that supports hundreds of worthy charities throughout the greater-San Antonio community and beyond.
In 2021, the tournament raised $16M, bringing its cumulative fundraising total to over $187M since 1922 when the event was established.
Don’t miss out! Help us celebrate the 100th anniversary of this San Antonio tradition while having fun and giving back to our community.
Tickets vary in price and can be purchased at ValeroTexasOpen.com or through Ticketmaster. Children 15 and under receive complimentary admission.

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

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April 1:

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.

Vendors with thousands of cacti, succulents, and pottery for sale
Cactus and succulent experts offering advice and information
Raffle plant drawings held every hour
Silent Auctions of dish garden, pottery, and related cactus and succulent items on Friday and Saturday
Live Auctions of unique and landscape plants on Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Purchase our special Fiesta Medals at this Official Fiesta Event
Free Admission

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Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

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Taste of New Orleans - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Sunken Garden Theater, 3875 N. St. Mary's St.

“Come celebrate with u s at the 35th Annual “A Taste of New Orleans”.
Over the years, “A Taste of New Orleans” has become one of Fiesta San Antonio’s most popular events. If you’re looking for fun with a focus on family, the “Taste” is the place to be.
Pack up the kiddies and bring Mom and Pop too; and enjoy an event designed for all ages. Stroll about the grounds and enjoy New Orleans-style food and music. The “Taste” menu includes assorted gumbos, red beans and rice, shrimp creole, etouffee, shrimp kabob, jambalaya, cajun catfish, soft shell crab, crab au gratin, crab rolls, fresh crawfish boil, boudin, alligator, beignets and a host of other tasty treats. A wide assortment of beverages is also available.
They also have kids rides, play areas, clowns and face painting. Proceeds benefit Youth College Scholarships for tomorrow’s emerging leaders, as well as community-based support initiatives.”

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Fiesta Oyster Bake - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at St. Mary's University campus, 1 Camino Santa Maria

The Fiesta Oyster Bake is an event sponsored by the St. Mary’s University Alumni Association, is a music festival, which utilizes 7,000 plus volunteers and attracts more then 60,000 patrons to raise money for St. Mary’s University student scholarships and university and alumni programs.
$10 million plus has been raised, during 100 plus years of Oyster Bake, for St. Mary’s University scholarships and university and alumni programs
70+ St. Mary’s University students received Alumni Association scholarships/financial support in 2021
50+Bands and/ Entertainers
100,000 Oysters (baked and raw)
33,000 Chicken on a Stick (Fried Chicken Breasts w/jalapeno)
10,000 lbs. of Oyster Shells to recycled
4,000 ears of corn
5,000 Hamburgers
7,000+volunteers,contributing more than 50,000 volunteer hours, participate in the event.

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Crown the King! The Public Crowning of Rey Feo - 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Main Plaza, 115 Main Ave.

Public Crowing Event of Rey Feo
Mayor Provides Proclamation for new Rey Feo
Former Rey Feo’s Honor the new Rey Feo
Rey Feo Consejo’s Members participate in the crowning of the Rey Feo
Rey Feo Consejo’s Welcome new members to their organization and Rey Feo sashes the new members.
Rey Feo introduces their court members to the public

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Alamo Heights Night 2022 - 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at University of Incarnate Word, 4301 Broadway

Alamo Heights Night 2022 is the 34th Annual Event
The event has raised over $2.3M for charities, scholarships, and community service support.
Alamo Heights Night activities will highlight food from some of San Antonio’s leading restaurants and caterers.
Family/kid friendly atmosphere. The carnival midway will captivate kids of all ages with activities such as laser tag, rock climbing, hamster balls, slides, rides, face/hair painting and more.
Live entertainment on multiple stages including Hotcakes, Skyrocket, Finding Friday, a Mariachi Band and others to be added.
Three FREE Park and Ride locations

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Fiesta Carnival - 4 p.m. to midnight at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 2:

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.

Vendors with thousands of cacti, succulents, and pottery for sale
Cactus and succulent experts offering advice and information
Raffle plant drawings held every hour
Silent Auctions of dish garden, pottery, and related cactus and succulent items on Friday and Saturday
Live Auctions of unique and landscape plants on Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Purchase our special Fiesta Medals at this Official Fiesta Event
Free Admission

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San Jacinto Victory Celebration - 10 a.m. to Noon at Alamo Plaza at 300 Alamo Plaza

Texans continue to celebrate their Independence 186 years after the Battle of San Jacinto.
The Battle of San Jacinto forever changed the history of Texas and the World.
There is no better way to celebrate freedom than to join the Daughters of the Republic of Texas Alamo Heroes Chapter than at the Alamo
Event is Free

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Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

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Fiesta Carnival - 11 a.m. to midnight at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

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Taste of New Orleans - Noon to 11 p.m. at Sunken Garden Theater, 3875 N. St. Mary's St.

“Come celebrate with u s at the 35th Annual “A Taste of New Orleans”.
Over the years, “A Taste of New Orleans” has become one of Fiesta San Antonio’s most popular events. If you’re looking for fun with a focus on family, the “Taste” is the place to be.
Pack up the kiddies and bring Mom and Pop too; and enjoy an event designed for all ages. Stroll about the grounds and enjoy New Orleans-style food and music. The “Taste” menu includes assorted gumbos, red beans and rice, shrimp creole, etouffee, shrimp kabob, jambalaya, cajun catfish, soft shell crab, crab au gratin, crab rolls, fresh crawfish boil, boudin, alligator, beignets and a host of other tasty treats. A wide assortment of beverages is also available.
They also have kids rides, play areas, clowns and face painting. Proceeds benefit Youth College Scholarships for tomorrow’s emerging leaders, as well as community-based support initiatives.”

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Fiesta Oyster Bake - Noon to 11 p.m. at St. Mary's University campus, 1 Camino Santa Maria

The Fiesta Oyster Bake is an event sponsored by the St. Mary’s University Alumni Association, is a music festival, which utilizes 7,000 plus volunteers and attracts more then 60,000 patrons to raise money for St. Mary’s University student scholarships and university and alumni programs.
$10 million plus has been raised, during 100 plus years of Oyster Bake, for St. Mary’s University scholarships and university and alumni programs
70+ St. Mary’s University students received Alumni Association scholarships/financial support in 2021
50+Bands and/ Entertainers
100,000 Oysters (baked and raw)
33,000 Chicken on a Stick (Fried Chicken Breasts w/jalapeno)
10,000 lbs. of Oyster Shells to recycled
4,000 ears of corn
5,000 Hamburgers
7,000+volunteers,contributing more than 50,000 volunteer hours, participate in the event.

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 3:

San Antonio Cactus & Xerophyte Show & Sale - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at San Antonio Garden Center, 3310 N. New Braunfels Ave.

Vendors with thousands of cacti, succulents, and pottery for sale
Cactus and succulent experts offering advice and information
Raffle plant drawings held every hour
Silent Auctions of dish garden, pottery, and related cactus and succulent items on Friday and Saturday
Live Auctions of unique and landscape plants on Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Purchase our special Fiesta Medals at this Official Fiesta Event
Free Admission

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Champagne & Diamonds - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mays Family Center - Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway

The only Grito contest during Fiesta
Delicious Brunch menu
Fun entertainment and plenty of dancing
Every ticket gives you a chance to win a diamond bracelet
Scrumptious cocktails
$125 per ticket available online

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Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

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Fiesta Carnival - 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

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Taste of New Orleans - Noon to 10 p.m. at Sunken Garden Theater, 3875 N. St. Mary's St.

“Come celebrate with u s at the 35th Annual “A Taste of New Orleans”.
Over the years, “A Taste of New Orleans” has become one of Fiesta San Antonio’s most popular events. If you’re looking for fun with a focus on family, the “Taste” is the place to be.
Pack up the kiddies and bring Mom and Pop too; and enjoy an event designed for all ages. Stroll about the grounds and enjoy New Orleans-style food and music. The “Taste” menu includes assorted gumbos, red beans and rice, shrimp creole, etouffee, shrimp kabob, jambalaya, cajun catfish, soft shell crab, crab au gratin, crab rolls, fresh crawfish boil, boudin, alligator, beignets and a host of other tasty treats. A wide assortment of beverages is also available.
They also have kids rides, play areas, clowns and face painting. Proceeds benefit Youth College Scholarships for tomorrow’s emerging leaders, as well as community-based support initiatives.”

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 4:

Texas Cavaliers River Parade - 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at San Antonio Riverwalk.

Located on the San Antonio River.
All proceeds and donations benefit over 70 Children’s Charities every year.
The Floats are filled with lights, people, and music.
We invite 1,200 Service Men and Women, 1,200 First Responders and 800 Children to attend for Free.
The River Parade is broadcasted on KSAT and their affiliates.
Tickets prices vary and are available for purchase online: https://www.texascavaliers.org/river-parade/tickets

Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

Fiesta Carnival - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 5:

NIOSA (A Night In Old San Antonio) - 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at La Villita, 418 La Villita St.

A Night In Old San Antonio” pays homage to the city’s diverse culture with food, music and décor that transforms the village into 14 distinct areas:
The Mission Trail area celebrates the early years with a colorful façade of the San Antonio Missions. Explore the amphitheater built in 1941 on the beautiful Riverwalk in the Arneson Theatre area. Find tastes from the Orient in China Town. Listen to jazz and enjoy beignets and escargot in French Quarter. The old west comes alive in Frontier Town with its famous Shypoke Eggs and country music. Drink Irish beer in Irish Flats. Tejano sounds and famous handmade Maria’s tortillas can be found in Haymarket. Have nostalgic fun in Clown Alley. The music in Froggy Bottom rocks as you wait for the famous Chicken on a Stick. It’s always 4th of July in Main Street USA. The Mexican Market area features great music and the very popular Anticuchos beef-kabob. Find sizzling sausage and a German Oompa band in Sauerkraut Bend. Sample cuisine influenced by Northern Mexico in South of the Border. Colorful Spanish murals will surround you in Villa España.
NIOSA occurs in the heart of downtown San Antonio on the grounds of La Villita Historic Arts Village District, with its four+ acres of historic buildings, cobblestoned streets, walls and fountains.
NIOSA is the top fundraiser for historic preservation in the United States—living up to its motto as a “Celebration for Preservation.” It is solely produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of San Antonio (one of the nation’s oldest and most active historic preservation organizations).
Tickets are $20

Ford Mariachi Festival - 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at San Antonio Riverwalk, 602 Commerce St.

This event has been going on since 1972
The Mariachi Festival features student Mariachis from High Schools and local college Mariachi Programs
Folklorico Dancers are included on the floats

Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

Fiesta Carnival - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 6:

NIOSA (A Night In Old San Antonio) - 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at La Villita, 418 La Villita St.

A Night In Old San Antonio” pays homage to the city’s diverse culture with food, music and décor that transforms the village into 14 distinct areas:
The Mission Trail area celebrates the early years with a colorful façade of the San Antonio Missions. Explore the amphitheater built in 1941 on the beautiful Riverwalk in the Arneson Theatre area. Find tastes from the Orient in China Town. Listen to jazz and enjoy beignets and escargot in French Quarter. The old west comes alive in Frontier Town with its famous Shypoke Eggs and country music. Drink Irish beer in Irish Flats. Tejano sounds and famous handmade Maria’s tortillas can be found in Haymarket. Have nostalgic fun in Clown Alley. The music in Froggy Bottom rocks as you wait for the famous Chicken on a Stick. It’s always 4th of July in Main Street USA. The Mexican Market area features great music and the very popular Anticuchos beef-kabob. Find sizzling sausage and a German Oompa band in Sauerkraut Bend. Sample cuisine influenced by Northern Mexico in South of the Border. Colorful Spanish murals will surround you in Villa España.
NIOSA occurs in the heart of downtown San Antonio on the grounds of La Villita Historic Arts Village District, with its four+ acres of historic buildings, cobblestoned streets, walls and fountains.
NIOSA is the top fundraiser for historic preservation in the United States—living up to its motto as a “Celebration for Preservation.” It is solely produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of San Antonio (one of the nation’s oldest and most active historic preservation organizations).
Tickets are $20

Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

Fiesta Hat Contest and Luncheon - 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Omni San Antonio Hotel at the Colonnade, 9821 Colonnade Blvd.

Event held for last 27 years.
Competition of prize-winning hats in several catalogues.
Proceeds help fund scholarships.
The Woman’s Club of San Antonio celebrates its 124th anniversary this year.
The Woman’s Club of San Antonio is a Charter Member of the San Antonio Fiesta Commission Admission is $75.

Coronation of the Queen - 7:45 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Majestic Theater, 224 East Houston Stree

The Coronation of The Queen of Fiesta is held every single year to crown a new Queen and Princess. The entire event is organized by a board of elected members of the Order of The Alamo.
All the Dresses and trains are made by local dress makers.
Each duchess has their very own, one of a kind dress. All of the Duchesses and their dresses are featured in the Battle of Flowers Parade.
The Order of The Alamo was founded to memorialize the Battle of San Jacinto.
Tickets are anywhere from $25-$100 a piece.

Fiesta Carnival - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

April 7:

NIOSA (A Night In Old San Antonio) - 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at La Villita, 418 La Villita St.

A Night In Old San Antonio” pays homage to the city’s diverse culture with food, music and décor that transforms the village into 14 distinct areas:
The Mission Trail area celebrates the early years with a colorful façade of the San Antonio Missions. Explore the amphitheater built in 1941 on the beautiful Riverwalk in the Arneson Theatre area. Find tastes from the Orient in China Town. Listen to jazz and enjoy beignets and escargot in French Quarter. The old west comes alive in Frontier Town with its famous Shypoke Eggs and country music. Drink Irish beer in Irish Flats. Tejano sounds and famous handmade Maria’s tortillas can be found in Haymarket. Have nostalgic fun in Clown Alley. The music in Froggy Bottom rocks as you wait for the famous Chicken on a Stick. It’s always 4th of July in Main Street USA. The Mexican Market area features great music and the very popular Anticuchos beef-kabob. Find sizzling sausage and a German Oompa band in Sauerkraut Bend. Sample cuisine influenced by Northern Mexico in South of the Border. Colorful Spanish murals will surround you in Villa España.
NIOSA occurs in the heart of downtown San Antonio on the grounds of La Villita Historic Arts Village District, with its four+ acres of historic buildings, cobblestoned streets, walls and fountains.
NIOSA is the top fundraiser for historic preservation in the United States—living up to its motto as a “Celebration for Preservation.” It is solely produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of San Antonio (one of the nation’s oldest and most active historic preservation organizations).
Tickets are $20

Fiesta De Los Reyes At Market Square - 10 a.m. to midnight at Market Square, 514 W. Commerce St.

One of the Largest FREE admission Fiesta Events
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square, a culturally-rich celebration featuring daily and nightly live performances, a wide variety of delicious cuisine and exciting family-friendly events
At Fiesta de los Reyes you’ll experience daily live entertainment from multiple stages featuring a variety of music, including the best Tejano and Conjunto, Latin jazz, and Country Western. You’ll also love singing and dancing to hits from the 80s, 90s and today, played by some rockin’ cover bands!
Enjoy Mexican cuisine, chicken on-a-stick, hamburgers, fresh fruit drinks, funnel cakes and new delicious Fiesta treats. Your taste buds will have a fiesta as you enjoy food from over 30 delicious food booths! You might run into this year’s Rey Feo!

Fiesta Carnival - 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

April 8:

Battle of Flowers Parade - 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the Parade Route, Downtown San Antonio.

The Battle of Flowers® Parade honors the heroic spirit of the patriots of the Alamo, commemorates the victories of San Jacinto and Goliad and celebrates the diversity and heritage of Texas and our nation.
As the second largest day parade in the United States, the Battle of Flowers® Parade supports the educational, artistic, social and philanthropic achievements of our community’s youth.
The Battle of Flowers® parade holds the distinction of being the first celebration held in Alamo Plaza and is considered the founding event of Fiesta® San Antonio.
The parade has entertained our city every year since 1891, except during World Wars I and II as well as the Pandemic of 2020 and 2021.
This parade is the oldest parade in the nation produced entirely by volunteer women and affords non-profit organizations the opportunity to raise funds with over 45,000 parade seats sold by charities along the parade route each year.
The 2022 Parade will honor the cultural history to which this event has contributed since its inception 131 years ago with fresh floral tributes and the theme “Viva Las Flores!”
Admission is $16.50-$35. Tickets available for purchase at Www.BattleOfFlowers.org

Here is a link to the Parade Route map

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NIOSA (A Night In Old San Antonio) - 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at La Villita, 418 La Villita St.

A Night In Old San Antonio” pays homage to the city’s diverse culture with food, music and décor that transforms the village into 14 distinct areas:
The Mission Trail area celebrates the early years with a colorful façade of the San Antonio Missions. Explore the amphitheater built in 1941 on the beautiful Riverwalk in the Arneson Theatre area. Find tastes from the Orient in China Town. Listen to jazz and enjoy beignets and escargot in French Quarter. The old west comes alive in Frontier Town with its famous Shypoke Eggs and country music. Drink Irish beer in Irish Flats. Tejano sounds and famous handmade Maria’s tortillas can be found in Haymarket. Have nostalgic fun in Clown Alley. The music in Froggy Bottom rocks as you wait for the famous Chicken on a Stick. It’s always 4th of July in Main Street USA. The Mexican Market area features great music and the very popular Anticuchos beef-kabob. Find sizzling sausage and a German Oompa band in Sauerkraut Bend. Sample cuisine influenced by Northern Mexico in South of the Border. Colorful Spanish murals will surround you in Villa España.
NIOSA occurs in the heart of downtown San Antonio on the grounds of La Villita Historic Arts Village District, with its four+ acres of historic buildings, cobblestoned streets, walls and fountains.
NIOSA is the top fundraiser for historic preservation in the United States—living up to its motto as a “Celebration for Preservation.” It is solely produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of San Antonio (one of the nation’s oldest and most active historic preservation organizations).
Tickets are $20

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Fiesta Carnival - 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.at Alamodome Parking Lot C, 100 Montana Ct.

Thrills and chills fill the air at one of the best carnivals in the land.
Glittering lights, exciting rides and a wide assortment of foods in the heart of San Antonio make the Carnival a perennial favorite of Fiesta®-goers.

Pricing:

Monday – Thursday: $28 per wristband

Friday – Sunday: $32 per wristband

Special Two Dollars Days

$2 per ride Tuesday, April 5th AND Wednesday, April 6th

Individual tickets

5 tickets for $6

30 tickets $30

55 tickets for $50

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

April 9:

King William Fair - 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the King William Historic District, 122 Madison St.

The King William Fair is held in the heart of Texas’ FIRST residential historic neighborhood.
The very first King William Fair was a neighborly gathering held on one single residential block in 1968. Fast forward to today and the Fair is a beloved community celebration covering over fifteen residential blocks!
You never know what quirky sights you’ll see in our Parade as it travels a 2-mile route through the neighborhood. From live camels to floating mermaids to Miss Southtown and her cheeky court — anything goes!
Bring your appetite to the Fair! We have over 65 food and beverage vendors serving your favorite Fiesta flavors.
Get ready to shop our 200+ Art & Craft vendor booths for handcrafted items from Texas and beyond. You’ll find anything from handcrafted leather sandals to original paintings to exquisite jewelry and so much more.
Wear your dancing shoes so you can make the most of live, local entertainment featured on 5 stages.
Our Kids Kingdom area features a variety of creative activities, rides, and entertainment just for children and families.
Proceeds support the arts, education, and community improvements.

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Fiesta Flambeeau Parade - 7:10 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on the Parade Route in Downtown San Antonio

Largest illuminated Night Parade and the highlight of Fiesta®
Attracts over 750,000 street spectators and 1.5 million television audience.
The 2022 Fiesta Flambeau® Parade will celebrate with “Celebrating Literary Classics” as the parade theme.
Leading our parade for its 74th year is our premier band, The University of Texas Longhorn Band, followed by spectacular themed floats, marching units, local, out of town and out of state bands, dance groups, equestrian units and many other attractions that create a memorable night of illuminated entertainment.

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NIOSA (A Night In Old San Antonio) - 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at La Villita, 418 La Villita St.

A Night In Old San Antonio” pays homage to the city’s diverse culture with food, music and décor that transforms the village into 14 distinct areas:
The Mission Trail area celebrates the early years with a colorful façade of the San Antonio Missions. Explore the amphitheater built in 1941 on the beautiful Riverwalk in the Arneson Theatre area. Find tastes from the Orient in China Town. Listen to jazz and enjoy beignets and escargot in French Quarter. The old west comes alive in Frontier Town with its famous Shypoke Eggs and country music. Drink Irish beer in Irish Flats. Tejano sounds and famous handmade Maria’s tortillas can be found in Haymarket. Have nostalgic fun in Clown Alley. The music in Froggy Bottom rocks as you wait for the famous Chicken on a Stick. It’s always 4th of July in Main Street USA. The Mexican Market area features great music and the very popular Anticuchos beef-kabob. Find sizzling sausage and a German Oompa band in Sauerkraut Bend. Sample cuisine influenced by Northern Mexico in South of the Border. Colorful Spanish murals will surround you in Villa España.
NIOSA occurs in the heart of downtown San Antonio on the grounds of La Villita Historic Arts Village District, with its four+ acres of historic buildings, cobblestoned streets, walls and fountains.
NIOSA is the top fundraiser for historic preservation in the United States—living up to its motto as a “Celebration for Preservation.” It is solely produced by and benefits The Conservation Society of San Antonio (one of the nation’s oldest and most active historic preservation organizations).
Tickets are $20

For a complete list of events, visit the Fiesta Events Calendar.

San Antonio Fiesta