Weekend Guide
Here are the top 5 things to do in San Antonio this weekend
Staying home doesn't mean you can't have some fun. Our usual event guides are on hold for now, but we're still sharing the best things to do in San Antonio this weekend.
Thursday, April 9
Send local blooms to a special someone
Brighten someone's day with a bouquet from a local florist. Not only does your order help support a San Antonio business during this tough economic time, it’s also an easy way to spread positivity in the age of social distancing. Local flower shop Oakleaf Florist is offering contactless bouquet delivery while its storefront is closed in accordance with the citywide stay-at-home order.
Friday, April 10
Settle in for livestream story time
Take a break from your typical homeschooling curriculum and enjoy a little story time with the kiddos courtesy of the Twig Book Shop at Pearl. Miss Anastasia will read a selection of popular children’s books live on her Instagram account during the free story time, scheduled every Friday at 10:30 am until further notice.
Get crafty with a DIY Easter egg dying kit
The Rustic is setting up families with everything they need to celebrate Easter weekend at home with egg dying and cookie decorating kits available for preorder. Each $30 Easter egg dying kit includes 30 fresh eggs and assorted food color dyes. To sweeten the deal, The Rustic is also offering pre-made Easter dinner kits, featuring a variety of menu items.
Saturday, April 11
Unwind with a virtual yomassage
San Antonio spa Massage Móvil is now offering virtual massages to help treat a range of ailments, all from the safety of your home. Clients will receive a guided virtual yomassage, combining yoga and stretching exercises specifically designed to target pressure points and improve overall relaxation and wellness. Couples' and prenatal massages are also available. Schedule a virtual massage appointment online.
Sunday, April 12
Take on a home gardening project
Rainbow Gardens is still open to San Antonians with a green thumb. Store visitors are required to follow safety and social distancing guidelines while they shop, but preordering and curbside pickup services are also available. Visit the nursery website for the most updated information ahead of your trip.