Country music superstar Chris Stapleton is coming to San Antonio this fall.

One lucky winner (and three of their guests) will get to participate in the historic flower parade on Friday, April 28. The group will get decked out in robes, crowns, and a king’s ransom of Fiesta bling!

Texas country icon Willie Nelson isn’t planning on slowing down when he reaches 90 years old next month. This summer, Nelson will embark on the 2023 Outlaw Music Festival Tour, which will play two shows in Texas.

Expert criminologist and best-selling author Scott Bonn is bringing his critically acclaimed show “The Psychology of Serial Killers” to San Antonio in May.

The Majestic Theatre on Tuesday announced a slew of shows for the summer and the list includes Patti LaBelle.

A total of 13 winners will receive tickets to Disney On Ice at the Alamodome.

Step into a “world of pure imagination” at Porta Rossa’s Wonka Bar pop-up.

Ah shucks, Fiesta Oyster Bake is returning in April and KSAT has all the information you need to plan for the event.

Winners will get either a pack of VIP or Premium Plus tickets from KSAT 12.

Keep an eye out for those beloved bluebonnets because they’ll be popping up early in Texas this year.

It’s the prettiest time of year as bluebonnets are starting to pop up across the San Antonio and Houston areas.

Join us for KSAT's parade viewing parties at Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau in April.

The San Antonio River is getting the green treatment this month in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.

The San Antonio Public Library is offering many family-friendly events throughout Spring Break.

A local nonprofit is empowering kids through music and teaçhing them DJ skills this Spring Break.

HealthTexas is giving seniors free tickets to see the newly released “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” film in theatres.

Guadalupe River State Park is one of the closest state parks to San Antonio — just a quick 45-minute drive north of downtown.

The food hall at the Pearl is home to two new restaurant pop-ups, though they’re from familiar faces.

The Luminaria Contemporary Arts Festival will take place a month earlier this year and will return to the heart of downtown San Antonio, organizers announced Monday.

The Wonder Theatre (formerly known as the Woodlawn Theatre) is now putting on “Ragtime” for the first show of their 2023 season.

The San Antonio Zoo is hosting its 27th annual adult-only Zoo La-La fundraiser on May 11.

The Majestic Theatre has announced its lineup of Broadway shows for the 2023-2024 season.

Southtown’s newest eatery, “Blush,” will evoke tastes of different cultures with French, Mexican, and Puerto Rican flavors, enriched with a Southeast Asian twist.

Six Flags Fiesta Texas announced its newest addition: KID FLASH Cosmic Coaster, the world’s first single-rail family racing roller coaster.

You won’t have to visit a land far far away to see fantastical beasts this summer, giant living sculptures will be making their larger-than-life debut at the San Antonio Botanical Garden in May.

Speedy weenie races are returning to Helotes this spring for the Fiesta Dachshund Dash.

SeaWorld San Antonio and the Aquatica waterpark will be reopening this week for the Spring Break season.

Dancers and celebrities from ABC’s classic show “Dancing with the Stars” are coming to the Majestic Theatre for a one-night-only performance.

SXSW is hosting a series of free concerts at Lady Bird Lake this March.

What might have once been considered a pipe dream is becoming more of a reality as the Great Springs Project continues to work towards protecting and safeguarding four major Texas springs and the lands they flow under.

History enthusiasts, families, and community members are invited to visit the Alamo to remember the renowned 1836 battle.

During the Lenten season, people around San Antonio will hit their favorite seafood spots for meatless Fridays.

Did you know there are farms in the Hill Country that let you pick your own produce?

KSAT is giving members a chance to win a staycation worth hundreds of dollars.

It may not be swimming season quite yet but there are plenty of things to do and festivals to attend around the Hill Country before the summer.

Guns N’ Roses will play at the Alamodome on Sept. 26 — one of just two Texas stops.

Big Bounce America’s bounce house is bigger than ever and covers 16,000 square feet, according to the company’s website — that’s almost 2,500 square feet larger than the current Guinness World Record inflatable castle.

One of the most popular swimming holes in Texas could be closed for the second year in a row after the second driest year on record.

Twenty-nine winners (and one guest per winner) will join us on the Alamodome field on Feb. 19.

The event has been canceled due to inclement weather in the forecast, the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department said in an email Friday.

Canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddle board rentals will be coming to Woodlawn Lake and Elmendorf Lake this spring.