Fiesta 2021

The Charreada predates and inspired the American rodeo, and is something that continues to be passed on from one generation to the next in San Antonio.

More than a year and a half after Fiesta was first canceled, San Antonians were finally able to don their halos, break out the cascarones and line their chairs along the River Walk for a week of colorful celebration this June.

While Fiesta is a time for music, partying and having a good time, that also means that a lot of Fiesta-goers have likely had a few drinks. But that doesn’t necessarily disqualify them from getting the vaccine at one of the Fiesta pop-up clinics.

Tens of thousands enjoyed the Texas Cavaliers River Parade on Monday, which was a coming out party for many after having been shut away for so long.

The Texas Cavaliers River Parade is taking place on Monday for the first time in more than two years.

Fiesta is upon us, and if you’re still trying to get your footing on this year’s gatherings, here’s what you need to know. First off, Fiesta’s starting later than it ever has.

The San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture has released the city's official 2021 Fiesta medals which celebrate the latest public art installation of the Bloom sculpture series by San Antonio Artist Leticia Huerta.

Fiesta will kick off Thursday, June 17, and runs through June 27, culminating in the three nights of NIOSA.