Things to Do in April in San Antonio
San Antonio shows up in March with a mix of cultural performances, family festivals, festive runs, river traditions, live concerts, and food-forward celebrations across the city.

Otherwild at San Antonio Botanical Garden
Through July 7
Step into something a little unexpected with Otherwild, a large-scale art experience that blends nature with movement and imagination. This immersive exhibit features floating installations that shift with the breeze and a grove of sculptural “enchanted trees” that summer, reflect light, and feel almost alive as you walk through them. It is equal parts art walk and outdoor escape, making it a unique way to experience the garden while exploring something playful and creative.
Seven Seas Food Festival at SeaWorld San Antonio
Through May 17
Taste your way around the world without leaving San Antonio! Running through May, this fan favorite event features more than 80 global food and drink offerings, from savory bites to craft cocktails, all set throughout the park. Between sampling dishes, you can catch live music an deven a full concert performance included with park admission, making it easy to turn a casual visit into a full day of food and fun!
April 3 & 4
Kick off the season with a shipping day trip just outside the city. Held at the New Braunfels Convention Center, this indoor market brings together local makers and small businesses offering everything from handmade goods and home decor to boutique clothing, kids' items, and sweet treats. It is an easy, laid-back way to spend a few hours browsing, supporting local, and finding those one-of-a-kind pieces you will not see anywhere else.
TINA - The Tina Turner Musical
April 3 & 4
Experience the power and energy of Tina at the Majestic Theatre. This electrifying production tells the story of Tina Turner’s rise to fame, from her early struggles to becoming one of the most iconic performers of all time. Packed with her biggest hits and unforgettable performances, it is a high-energy night out that blends music and storytelling.
April 3 - 5
Spend a day outdoors at the San Antonio Zoo, where there is always something new to explore for all ages. From interactive exhibits to up-close animal encounters, it is an easy go-to for a family-friendly outing that keeps kids engaged and moving. Seasonal experiences like spring displays and themed activities add even more to discover!
April 4
Step into a whimsical, storybook-inspired experience with this pop-up, designed especially for families looking for something more interactive. Expect character meet and greets, live entertainment like magic shoes, and hands-on moments that keep the kids engaged from start to finish.
Disney on Ice Presents Jump In!
April 9 - 12
Bring the magic of Disney to life as it takes over the Alamodome this April. The show brings together fan-favorite characters like Mickey and friends, along with stories from Toy Story, Frozen, Encanto, and Moana, all set to music, skating, and interactive moments that kids and adults will love.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Live!
April 12
Visit the Tobin Center for a live performance from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, featuring a mix of their iconic routines and behind-the-scenes moments. The show includes a Q&A in which the team shares their personal stories and offers a closer look at the audition process. It is a fun blend of performance and conversation that offers something a little different than your typical night out.
April 21 - 23
Add a little bite to your Fiesta plans with one of the most iconic and unapologetically bold traditions. This stage show blends satire, over-the-top costumes, and sharp humor to poke fun at pop culture, politics, and local headlines, all in a theatrical anything-goes style. It is adults only and definitely not your typical show, but that’s what makes it great!
Chromosome 18 Starfish Dash 5K & Health Fair
April 25
Start your morning with a feel-good Fiesta event featuring a free, family-friendly run and walk supporting children and families affected by chromosome 18 conditions. Held at the UT Health San Antonio campus, the event goes beyond the race with music, face painting, wellness activities, and plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you are running, walking, or just stopping by, it’s a great way to get outdoors and support an awesome cause.
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