Experience the city center stage at these can’t-miss performances and live moments. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio. Celebrate 50 years of jazz with KRTU 91.7 FM or witness the Broadway production of Water for Elephants. For a complete list of events, click over to our calendar.
Upcoming inclement weather in the San Antonio may cancel some of this weekend's events. Check conditions and with event organizers before heading out.
Thursday, January 22
Mania: The ABBA Tribute in concert
The music of world-famous Swedish pop group ABBA takes the stage at Aztec Theatre. This tribute concert will feature classic hits including "Mamma Mia," "Waterloo," and "Dancing Queen." Fans can expect an evening with dazzling costumes and a nostalgic trip back into the disco era of the 1970s. Get more details on Ticketmaster.
Broadway in San Antonio presents Water for Elephants
The story of a young man’s foray into starting his own traveling circus, and discovering that life and love can be found at any age, is brought to life at the Majestic Theatre. The Broadway adaptation of Water for Elephants features original songs such as “Anywhere/Another Train” and “The Lion Has Got No Teeth.” Performances are scheduled through January 25.
Friday, January 23
KRTU 91.7 FM presents 50th Anniversary Celebration
San Antonio jazz station KRTU 97.1 FM celebrates 50 years of captivating the airwaves with a special concert at Carver Community Cultural Center. The evening will feature a live set by the Trinity University Jazz Band in the lobby before the show and a headlining performance by Texan and Grammy-nominated vocalist Jazzmeia Horn. Admission is free and open to the public.
An Evening with Phil Rosenthal of Somebody Feed Phil
Writer and producer Phil Rosenthal sits down for an exclusive moderated conversation at the Aztec Theatre. The executive producer of Somebody Feed Phil and Everybody Loves Raymond will discuss his career in television, his life, travels, and more personal stories from his past. The talk will also be followed by an audience Q&A. Learn more on Ticketmaster.
Tobin Center presents Chris Thile
Musician Chris Thile performs live at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. The mandolinist and songwriter is a four-time Grammy Award-winning artist and was a founding member of the bands Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers. In his solo career, Thile has released eight albums, including Laysongs, most recently in 2021. A limited number of tickets are available.
Saturday, January 24
Monster Jam
High-speed entertainment races into the Alamodome for two days of Monster Jam action. Fans can expect appearances from iconic trucks like Grave Digger, Megalodon, and El Toro Loco in jaw-dropping stunts by world champion drivers. Get more details on Ticketmaster.
Shen Yun
Classical Chinese dance and the rich performance art culture of ancient China shine on stage at The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts for the final days of the season. Shen Yun is a production featuring a blend of high-tech backdrops, a live orchestra, colorful costuming, and some of the most talented performers versed in a once-lost artistic culture. Performances are scheduled through January 25.
Broadway musical Water for Elephants comes to Majestic Theatre this weekend.
