Weekend Event Guide

Here are the top 8 things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Live concerts, a peach festival, and boozy hangs are on the agenda for the weekend of June 26-29. Celebrate Peach Fest at The Shops at La Cantera or sample the flavors of the city’s bar scene all night long. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.

Thursday, June 26

Radney Foster in concert
American country music singer-songwriter and music producer Radney Foster presents an acoustic set at Sam's Burger Joint. The musician has worked with legends like Hootie and the Blowfish and Emmylou Harris over his decade-spanning career. Expect songs from his 11 albums, including 2017's For You To See The Stars.

San Antonio Current presents Cocktail: The Event
Toast to the San Antonio cocktail scene at this boozy event showcasing the city’s top bars. Guests will be able to explore a tasting menu of specialty cocktails inspired by the night’s Tiki theme. Additional highlights include food from San Antonio's best restaurants, a costume contest, live music, DJ sets, and more at Jack Guenther Pavilion at the Briscoe.

Friday, June 27

Alamo Kiwanis Club presents Fiesta Noche del Rio
The Alamo Kiwanis Club hosts the Fiesta Noche del Rio series for another summer season at Arneson River Theatre. Highlights include Mariachis, Flamenco guitar, dancing, costumes, food, and more. The series will continue through August 2. Get tickets and a full series schedule at the event website.

Tobin Center presents Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks in concert
Progressive rock artists Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks perform live at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. He’s best known for his time in the group Yes and for songs such as “Roundabout” and “I’ve Seen All Good People.” Fans can expect a set list that features music from Anderson’s 2024 album True.

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Alfred Robles
Rising comedian Alfred Robles is the latest short-term resident of the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. He’s best known for his appearances in the Stand Up Revolution series on Comedy Central and for his role on the Netflix series Mr. Iglesias. Performances are scheduled through June 28.

Villa Finale Museum & Gardens presents Silent Summers: Safety Last
The legacy of silent film is celebrated and explored at this special Villa Finale: Museum & Gardens event. Guests will enjoy a presentation about pioneer entertainer Harold Lloyd, a screening of his 1923 classic, Safety Last!, and a themed activity following the movie. Admission is free with advance RSVP.

Saturday, June 28

Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau presents Peach Fest
Savor a taste of the Texas Hill Country with samplings of its most-loved fruit at The Shops at La Cantera. Attendees can shop a vendor market featuring growers and their peach products from across the Hill Country. Peach Fest admission is free and open to the public.

Tobin Center presents The RESET: An Immersive Sound Healing Experience with Davin Youngs
The traditional concert experience receives a transcendent twist at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. This immersive sound bath experience will feature a variety of instruments and a mix of electronic beats designed to evoke relaxation and reflection among attendees. Tickets for both scheduled times are available.

Photo courtesy of The RESET

Experience The RESET at Tobin Center on June 28.

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FLOOD RELIEF

Shakira promises portion of San Antonio show proceeds to flood relief

Shakira: Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour - Las Vegas, NV

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Shakira is stepping up to aid Kerr County flood relief, dedicating 10 percent of her July 5 Alamodome concert earnings to the Catholic Charities of San Antonio flood fund.

According to her social media updates, Shakira learned of the tragic flooding as she was landing in San Antonio on July 4 for the San Antonio stop of her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” tour.

“I just landed in San Antonio, devastated to hear the news of the floods, the deaths, and the girls still missing,” Shakira wrote in a Spanish language post. “I can only think of their families and their immense pain.”

The global pop icon went on to dedicate her show to the families of the victims. She announced the donations via X minutes before taking the stage for her rescheduled concert.

“Our hearts and prayers are with those affected by the flood in Central Texas,” she wrote. “We are donating a portion of tonight’s show proceeds to Catholic Charities of San Antonio, who are providing disaster relief to the families impacted.”

Following the devastating reports of the flash flooding, which has now claimed at least 82 victims, Catholic Charities immediately started a fund to deliver bottled water, blankets, hygiene products, and other necessities to those dealing with the aftermath of the disaster.

Shakira was in San Antonio for a redo of a cancelled Alamo City performance. On June 13, the singer postponed the concert, citing faulty infrastructure meant to support the stage and ceiling of her production. She quickly rescheduled the makeup show for July 5, honoring the original tickets.

Via the X post, Shakira encouraged her international fandom to join her in humanitarian aid, writing, “Your help is important and appreciated.”

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