The San Antonio Book Festival returns with a lineup of 100 authors, featuring various genres and Texas talent, set to take place at the Central Library and UTSA Southwest Campus.

The "Dawn at the Alamo" ceremony marks the historic fall of the Alamo, featuring readings, music, and a musket volley attended by enthusiasts and officials.

The Fiesta Oyster Bake in San Antonio is set for April, featuring artists like Kevin Fowler and Collective Soul, with proceeds supporting St. Mary's University students.

Spurs Give and NIOSA reveal their 2024 Fiesta medals, celebrating San Antonio's spirit and community with sales supporting local philanthropic efforts and cultural festivities.

San Antonio's Fest of Tails returns to McAllister Park on March 16, featuring a day of dog and kite festivities including a Pooch Parade and Costume Contest. The family-friendly event is free and celebrates community bonding.

San Antonio announces a lineup of free outdoor events for March, including fitness sessions, crafts, Fiesta medal collecting, St. Patrick's Day celebrations, live entertainment, and the San Antonio Coffee Festival.

Maria Williams created San Antonio's first Black art gallery, which has gained recognition and support from the community, including the mayor's office.

The McNay Art Museum's exhibition "de la Torre Brothers: Upward Mobility" critiques wealth and capitalism with symbolic installations and lenticular prints.

Artist Ruben Esquivel is selected as the NEA Our Town Artist in Residence to celebrate Seguin's indigenous communities through art, and invites locals for conversations to shape the project.

Seguin Animal Services and Blue Lotus Winery host a pet adoption event in Seguin on March 23, 2024, with adoption specials and donation opportunities.

Glenn Howell was named Employee of the Month in Seguin for his impressive work as a ROW Inspector/Technician, aiding street maintenance efficiency and improving permit processes.

The restoration of Charles Bellinger's mansion in San Antonio highlights his historical contributions to the city's East Side, especially during Black History Month.

The Junior League of San Antonio celebrates its centennial with events, a historical exhibit, and a cookbook to honor its 100-year legacy of women's leadership and community service.