New Years in San Antonio is like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Celebrate SA! continues to draw in excess of 70,000 excited partygoers annually. Every year, the entire downtown area is vibrant with revelers enjoying the street party, Football fans headed to the Valero Alamobowl, and full arrays of family friendly activities and events. The night is capped with a communal countdown at midnight, followed by the spectacular fireworks show. Planning a New Years celebration in San Antonio is a great idea, and for a limited time San Antonio Destinations is offering family vacation packages and couples vacation packages for San Antonio getaways!

Discover magic. And, experience the unforgettable spectacle of San Antonio’s annual Día de los Muertos celebrations. Also known as “the Day of the Dead”, Día de los Muertos is the tradition of celebrating and sharing memories of loved ones who have passed.

The largest annual Day of the Dead celebration in Texas — Muertos Fest — is getting even bigger and includes a lineup of rich cultural entertainment. Visitors can experience the best parts of San Antonio culture through local art vendors, colorful ofrenda exhibitions, delicious food and refreshing drinks.

What is Día de los Muertos?
Also known as “the Day of the Dead”, Día de los Muertos is a tradition-filled day during which families remember the departed and share memories of loved ones. To celebrate their lives, they participate in a variety of activities including lively processions and parades, and traditional dress and altar building.

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 today, Fiesta has grown into a celebration of San Antonio’s rich and diverse cultures. Start planning your Fiesta schedule with this year’s events, parades, and food / drink offerings by visiting the official Fiesta San Antonio website.

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo has grown to be one of the largest and most prestigious single events in San Antonio. Established in 1949, the rodeo has expanded its range throughout the years, adding attractions like wine tasting, concerts, a wildlife expo and competitions for nearly all ages. The fairgrounds take over the area in and around the Freeman Coliseum and the AT&T Center just outside of downtown San Antonio and whether it’s your first time at rodeo or you’ve been to one before, there is always something new to experience and enjoy.