Celebrate the richness of Día de los Muertos at various activities across the Alamo City. Visit the Centro Cultural Aztlan for a celebration of life, or see a live show by the K-pop band Seventeen. Check out the top six things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.
Thursday, October 31
Frost Bank Center presents Seventeen in concert
Korean boy band Seventeen comes to Frost Bank Center. The group known for songs like “Maestro” and “Super” bring their tour to San Antonio in support of their new compilation album, 17 Is Right Here. Tickets for both shows are available now.
Friday, November 1
Esperanza Peace and Justice Center presents Día de Muertos
The celebration of death and life is expressed through art at this new experience. Highlights include live music, a procession, face painting, refreshments, food, and more. There will also be various community ofrendas on display at Rinconcito de Esperanza. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Light Park
Cruise into an illuminated wonderland of millions of lights synchronized to holiday music by DJ Polar Ice with the entire family at Retama Park. The Light Park is a one-mile, drive-thru experience complete with dazzling light displays portraying the magic of the winter holiday season. The Light Park is open through January 1, 2025.
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Jess Hilarious
Comedian Jess Hilarious brings her humor to the stage at the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. She is best known for her viral social media content and her regular appearances on season 9 of MTV's Wild ‘N Out. Performances are scheduled through November 2.
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents Día de los Muertos on November 2.
Saturday, November 2
Centro Cultural Aztlan presents 47th Annual Dia de los Muertos Exhibit and Celebration opening reception
The 47th annual Día de los Muertos collection with a dual exhibition is unveiled at Centro Cultural Aztlan. Notable highlights include the "Las Catrinas" exhibition by Frank W. Harris III in Galeria Expresión I and “Altares y Ofrendas,” a collection of photographs of past loved ones. Reception admission is free and open to the public.
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents Día de los Muertos
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center pays homage to the Día de Los Muertos holiday with a live dance production suitable for all ages. Guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable viewing experience. The event will also feature an exhibit of altars, each decorated with ofrendas, marigold flowers, and photos of the departed. Admission is free and open to the public.
