Prepare to be dazzled by this flashy group of can’t-miss happenings. Catch artists like Air Supply and Bailey Zimmerman in concert or enjoy the fireworks at the Official Fourth of July Celebration. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this holiday weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar. For 14 can't-miss Fourth of July events, check out this list.
Thursday, July 4
The City of San Antonio’s Official H-E-B Fourth of July Celebration
Guests of all ages are welcome to experience the magical and patriotic Official Fourth of July Celebration at Woodlawn Lake Park. The all-day event includes live entertainment, carnival-style games, and more. Kiddos can enjoy activities near the playground while adults browse the July Fourth fare and beverages from local food trucks. Musical performances include The United States Air Force Band of The West and Sonora Hechicera, an all-female cumbia band. Admission is free.
Friday, July 5
Contemporary at Blue Star presents Summer Exhibitions opening night
Discover three new exhibitions at Contemporary at Blue Star. Guests can explore the featured summer presentations, The C&’s Center of Unfinished Business, Kaysaypac: Portraits and Figures by Leeanna Chipana, and Cheng Xinhao’s Silver…and Other Elements. Admission is free and open to the public.
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 July 7.
Bailey Zimmerman plays Whitewater Amphitheater on July 5.
Air Supply in concert
Rock duo Air Supply performs live at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts for one night only. The pair have released 23 albums throughout their decades-long career, including most recently Mumbo Jumbo in 2010. Select tickets are available.
Bailey Zimmerman in concert
Country singer Bailey Zimmerman comes to the San Antonio area in support of his debut album, Religiously. The Album. The rising artist has gained popularity on platforms like Spotify and is known for songs including “Holy Smokes” and “Rock and A Hard Place.” Tickets to the show at Whitewater Amphitheater are still available.
The Alamo presents Stars & Stripes Drone Show
Hundreds of illuminated drones take to the sky in celebration of Independence Day at The Alamo. Guests will experience an array of dazzling symbols and patterns set to a soundtrack of classic patriotic songs. Admission is free and open to the public.
Sunday, July 7
A Day to Remember in concert
Rock band A Day to Remember performs live at Freeman Coliseum. The group best known for hits like “The Downfall of Us All” comes to San Antonio in support of their The Least Anticipated Album Tour. Get more concert information on Ticketmaster.
