Upcoming Events in San Angelo

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, 1 Love St.

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts presents this show celebrating the tradition of en plein air painting, the French term for painting in the outdoors.

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Magik Theatre, 420 S. Alamo St.

An elephant named Gerald and a pig named Piggie are best friends, but Gerald worries that something could go wrong that would end their friendship. Piggie is not worried at all. She’s even happier and more excited than usual. That’s because she and Gerald are invited to a party hosted by the Squirrelles, three singing squirrels who love to have a good time. And so begins a day when anything is possible. With catchy tunes, lively dances, and plenty of laughs, this show promises an entertaining experience perfect for young audiences ages 3 and up.

magiktheatre.org/elephant-and-piggies-we-are-in-a-play

Holiday Inn, 105 Bintu Drive

Discover a variety of vendors offering metaphysical products, healing services, and wellness resources. Attend insightful workshops and classes to expand your knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals. Crystals, tarot readings, energy healing, and a positive atmosphere are all part of the fun. Admission is free.

cli.re/92176-san-marcos-metaphysical-and-holistic-fair

Main Plaza, 115 N. Main Ave.

Celebrate Texas’ biggest wedding of the year. Main Plaza Conservancy and Historic Bexar County Courthouse invites visitgors to celebrate the nuptials of hundreds of couples arriving for midnight Valentine’s Day weddings. This annual event includes a pre-ceremony reception on Main Plaza with wedding vendors, live music, and special giveaways for the newlyweds. At midnight the crowd gathers on the historic courthouse steps to witness the mass wedding that welcomes couples from all over the state.

mainplaza.org

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, 1 Love St.

In this revealing series of photographs, James Mollison invites us into the diverse stories of children in many different countries and circumstances. Each studio-style portrait is accompanied by a detailed study of the child’s “bedroom,” which can range from elaborate sanctuaries to the barest spaces set aside for sleep.

samfa.org/upcoming-exhibits

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.

Celebrate the contributions of the buffalo soldiers to West Texas and the military frontier. Buffalo soldiers were Black soldiers who mainly served on the Western frontier after the Civil War. Their duties included helping with westward expansion, building roads and infrastructure, and guarding the U.S. mail.

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Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, 100 Auditorium Circle

The YOSA Philharmonic Orchestra presents a full performance of Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana” with the San Antonio Mastersingers. Known for its thunderous rhythms and soaring melodies, Orff’s raucous setting of 24 medieval poems engages with themes of love, life, and fate with satirical undertones.

music.yosa.org/carmina

Hotel Emma at Pearl, 136 E. Grayson St.

The James Beard Foundation’s Taste America brings together chefs, special guests, and diners from across the country to celebrate the local, independent restaurants at the heart of our communities.

jamesbeard.org/events/taste-america-san-antonio-4

Hays County Historic Courthouse, 111 E. San Antonio St.

This arts and fine crafts market brings the best local artists together in one place. Find art of all kinds, live music, a free arts and crafts booth for kids, and live art demonstrations.

artsquaredmarket.com

Briscoe Western Art Museum, 210 W. Market St.

One of the premier Western art events in the world, “Night of Artists” is an invitational art exhibition that includes the viewing and sale of new works of painting, sculpture, and mixed media by today’s leading contemporary Western artists.

briscoemuseum.org/noa2025

Various Locations, 20027 San Marcos Highway 80

Art lovers and artists alike can explore the city’s colorful and creative side during the San Marcos Studio Tour. Visit featured studios on the tour map and see a group exhibition at MotherShip Studios for works from participating artists.

mothershipstudiostx.com

Various locations

Fiesta San Antonio started in 1891 as a one-parade event to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto. Today, Fiesta is one of this nation’s premier festivals, with more than 100 local nonprofit organizations orchestrating festivities and raising funds that support the community throughout the year.

fiestasanantonio.org

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, 1 Love St.

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts organizes an annual series of ceramic events with exhibitions, a symposium, and workshops led by prominent artists. The San Angelo North American Ceramic Competition, hosted every two years, is open to artists residing in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Clay or ceramic artworks, both functional and sculptural, are eligible for submission. The exhibition features the work of established and emerging ceramic artists selected by the museum.

samfa.org

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.

A pancake breakfast, living history demonstrations and displays, and programming celebrate the agricultural and ranching heritage of the Concho Valley.

fortconcho.com

San Antonio Riverwalk, 909 NE Loop 410, Suite 903

The San Antonio River comes alive with music, festivities, and vibrant floats for the 80th annual Texas Cavaliers River Parade. This one-of-a-kind parade started in 1941 after a group of Texas Cavaliers witnessed boats and barges decorated with flowers in the “floating gardens” of Mexico City. Today, the parade attracts more than 250,000 spectators, and all the proceeds go to local children’s charities.

texascavaliers.org

Magik Theatre, 420 S. Alamo St.

Join siblings Sam and Kris on a family-friendly adventure as they stumble upon their dad’s pillow fort-turned-magical portal into the realm of “Lotería,” where their father is unexpectedly trapped. This bilingual production ensures that both English and Spanish speakers can enjoy the adventure.

magiktheatre.org/loteria-game-on

Various locations, 400 E. Hopkins St.

Step inside some of San Marcos’ most gorgeous homes at the Heritage Home Tour. The event features self-guided tours of some of San Marcos’ historic homes and culturally significant sites. Docents are stationed around the homes ready to let you in on the history, secrets, and architectural delights found in each home.

heritagesanmarcos.org/heritage-home-tour.html

Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, 100 Auditorium Circle

The YOSA Philharmonic Orchestra’s season finale, “Firebird Dance,” is a celebration of lively dance traditions and powerful storytelling. The evening culminates in Stravinsky’s “The Firebird,” a fairytale ballet based on Russian folklore, featuring the remarkable young dancers of San Antonio Youth Ballet.

music.yosa.org/firebird

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark hosts this Armed Forces Day event, with artillery salutes and special displays to honor the nation’s armed forces.

fortconcho.com

Downtown, 111 E. San Antonio St.

Celebrate all things mermaid in San Marcos, the official Mermaid Capital of Texas. The Mermaid Promenade has over 100 parade entries, and the Downtown Street Faire has live music, a Kids’ Zone, food courts, and over 140 vendors selling art and handcrafted goods.

mermaidsocietysmtx.com

Eye of the Dog Art Center, 405 Valley View West Road

Partake in a wonderful celebration of all things clay with this free event. There are clay art demonstrations, refreshments, a kids’ clay play table, and live music.

eyeofthedogartcenter.com

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.

Fort Concho National Historic Landmark invites visitors to attend this program that honors the nation’s military members who made the ultimate sacrifice. There is a flag raising, living history artillery salutes, and a talk by a local veteran.

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