Live music, family-friendly movies, and a San Antonio Missions baseball game are on our entertainment radar for the weekend of August 7-10. Celebrate the life of Flaco Jiménez at Carver Community Cultural Center or enjoy a movie screening on the Tobin Center plaza. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.
Thursday, August 7
Flaco Jiménez’s Final Curtain Call Memorial Service
Celebrate the life and legacy of San Antonio accordionist Flaco Jiménez at Carver Community Cultural Center. Guests will participate in a memorial service followed by a tribute performance by Los Texmaniacs. Admission is free and open to the public.
San Antonio Missions 2025 Season
The San Antonio Missions baseball season continues at Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium. This week’s opponents are the Springfield Cardinals. Home games will continue through September 7. Tickets are available now.
Friday, August 8
Tobin Center presents Regina Spektor in concert
Music artist Regina Spektor performs live at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. The Russian-American singer-songwriter has released eight albums and is known for songs such as “Two Birds” and “The Call.” Select tickets are available.
Majestic Theatre presents Ron White's Guadalupe Love Fund
Comedian Ron White performs live in support of the Guadalupe Love Fund to benefit flood victims. White is best known for his role as a charter member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. This show is suitable for adult audiences. Tickets are available now.
Saturday, August 9
Mission Marquee Plaza presents Outdoor Family Film Series
Enjoy a screening of a family-friendly movie under the night sky at Mission Marquee Plaza. This weekend’s featured film is Transformers One. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own picnic meals, blankets, and lawn chairs for an optimal viewing experience. Snacks and refreshments from on-site food trucks will be available for purchase.
The Tobin Center presents H-E-B Cinema on the Plaza
Enjoy a movie night under the stars at Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza at the Tobin Center. This month’s featured film is the 1995 film, The Goonies. Guests are encouraged to arrive early and bring their own lawn chairs or blankets to ensure good outdoor seats. A full bar and concessions will be available to complete the movie night. Admission is free.
Sunday, August 10
Celebrate the life of Flaco Jimenez at Carver Community Cultural Center on August 7.
Jon Wolfe & Friends: Hill Country Flood Relief Benefit
Country music star Jon Wolfe performs live at Gruene Hall in support of the recent floods. The benefit show will feature acoustic song swaps by performing guests, including Tracy Byrd, Kevin Fowler, Roger Creager, William Beckmann, Radney Foster, Kelly Willis, Jake Worthington, and Wolfe himself. A limited number of tickets are available.
