Consider yourself booked for the next several days thanks to this well-balanced roundup of jolly experiences and entertainment. Sing along to music from A Charlie Brown Christmas with Doc Watkins, or experience the magic of the season with some of the country’s best illusionists. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, check out our calendar.

  

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Enjoy Peter Pan live at Majestic Theatre through December 22.

Thursday, December 19

Broadway in San Antonio presents Peter Pan
Escape to the world of the forever-young Peter Pan at Majestic Theatre. This musical production will bring audiences along the adventurous journey of Peter Pan and his mischievous sidekick Tinker Bell in a modern adaptation of this timeless classic. The setlist features songs like “I Won’t Grow Up” and “Neverland.” Shows are scheduled through December 22.

Doc Watkins: The Music of A Charlie Brown Christmas
Take in some nostalgia this holiday season with the help of a score from the classic animated film, A Charlie Brown Christmas. San Antonio’s own resident pianist Doc Watkins will perform songs from the historic moment in animated film and pop culture for fans of all ages to enjoy. Tickets are available now.

Tobin Center presents Yippee Ki Yay: The Parody Celebration of Die Hard
Enjoy a live homage to one of the most popular cult-favorite Christmas movies at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Yippee Ki Yay features all of the most memorable moments from the Hans Gruber film with a lighthearted twist. Performances are scheduled through December 19.

Friday, December 20

Stella Cole in concert
The Japanese Tea Garden presents a special holiday-spirited concert by singer Stella Cole. Cole will perform two back-to-back shows featuring classic holiday tunes, jazz standards, and some surprise selections. Get ticket information for both performances on Eventbrite.

Mariachi Sol de Mexico presents Merry-Achi Christmas
Celebrate the season with Mariachi flare at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Merry-Achi Christmas will include traditional Mexican carols of the holiday played live by a mariachi band. The evening’s programming will be led by the Los Angeles-based mariachi maestro Jose Hernandez. Tickets are available now.

Sunday, December 22

The Illusionists: Magic of the Holidays
Get swept up in the magic of the festive season with the help of some illusionary talent. This Tobin Center for the Performing Arts show will feature performances by Chris Cox, Hyunjoon Kim, Pablo Canovas, Steve Valentine, and Kevin James. Get tickets now.

Asleep at the Wheel in concert
Grammy-winning artists Asleep At the Wheel perform live at Gruene Hall for one night only. The band has released 26 albums in their career, most recently Half a Hundred Years in 2021. Select tickets are still available.