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Chanclas y Cervezas breaks attendance record at 6th annual Fiesta event

More than 5,000 people were in attendance

Thousands gathered at The Greenline Park on April 26 for the sixth annual Chanclas y Cervezas during Fiesta 2025. (Courtesy of Brooks Gives Back)

SAN ANTONIO – Chanclas y Cervezas broke its attendance record at the sixth annual Fiesta event, drawing thousands of excited Fiesta-goers, according to a press release from organizers.

The Fiesta event, which was held on Saturday, April 26, at The Greenline Park on the Southeast Side, drew more than 5,000 attendees.

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Organizers from Chanclas y Cervezas said proceeds support Brooks Gives Back, a nonprofit organization that benefits the area’s youth, families, and seniors.

“Our goal is to showcase the heart and soul of Brooks in a way that benefits the people who live, work, learn, play, and stay in the region,” said Leo Gomez, president and CEO of Brooks. “This year’s record-breaking crowd proves that people are embracing what we’re literally building at Brooks, which is a vibrant and transformative community.”

According to organizers of the Fiesta event, Chanclas y Cervezas offered fun activities for all ages, including face painting, hair coloring, Fiesta games like the chancla toss, and various food options.

This year’s event also featured Frankie J, a former member of the Kumbia Kings, as the headline performer.

For anyone interested in attending any Fiesta events, KSAT has created a guide to everything you need to know about the 11-day celebration.

Also, be sure to check the weather forecast from the KSAT Weather Authority team before heading out to the party so you can dress appropriately.

If you’re planning to head to Fiesta, submit your photos and videos on KSAT Connect!


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Andrea K. Moreno is a Digital Journalist at KSAT. She graduated from Texas State University with an electronic media degree and a minor in psychology. She also attended San Antonio College, where she held several positions at The Ranger, now known as The Sundial, for three years.