News 4 San Antonio covers Texas A&M University's consideration of reviving their bonfire tradition, halted since a fatal collapse in 1999 that killed 12 students.

The 8th annual Noche de Romance in Plaza Guadalupe featured traditional mariachi music, supporting Mariachi Azteca de América and educational programs.

UTSA's Angela Speck is set to lead a Total Solar Eclipse Viewing Party in Texas, sharing her extensive knowledge and passion for celestial events with the public and her students.

The Pearl complex in San Antonio unveils a new '¡VIVA!' mural, celebrating the city's annual Fiesta with a lively design that's become a popular backdrop for photos.

Goodwill San Antonio unveils its 2024 Fiesta Medal, while Spurs Give releases a new collection, and NIOSA presents a medal for its 76th anniversary, each supporting local community efforts.

Stable Hall in San Antonio provides a family-friendly "Sabor Sessions" series on Saturdays with free Latin music, lotería, and local food before 2:30 p.m., aiming to be an inclusive event for all ages.

San Pedro Playhouse presents "Midsummer Sueño," a local adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," set in San Antonio and featuring Spanglish, mariachi music, and folklorico dance.

Fiesta San Antonio announces a second flash sale with up to 50% off wristbands starting at 4 a.m. on April 5, following the success of the previous sale.

Stable Hall opens in San Antonio's Pearl District as a new live music venue with a diverse lineup, including country, comedy, and Latin acts for April, and praised for its acoustics and atmosphere.

San Antonio's downtown will host a Passion of Christ re-enactment this Good Friday, drawing thousands to watch the Archbishop lead the procession, which now starts from Travis Park.

Ruby City showcases Celia Álvarez Muñoz's "Los Brillantes," displaying collaged portraits of San Antonio artists, and "Tangible/Nothing," reflecting on memory and absence.

San Antonio's weekend brings a vibrant mix of cultural events, including a tribute concert, a maze art exhibit, riverside DJ performance, interactive prayer installation, and river pigment mandala paintings.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden hosts evening events with live music, food, and local vendors, including the Garden Nights jazz series and the broader-genre Summer Nights, starting in April and June respectively.