Things to Do

This year, San Antonio artist Cruz Ortiz will be crowned as King Anchovy LVII.

The Acrocats will strut their stuff at the Josephine Theatre from April 18-21.

This year, Fiesta runs April 18-28.

More than 60 talks, interviews and presentations for various ages are scheduled at the free event.

Jokic was masterful against the Spurs in Austin last month, knocking down 31 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists.

He's back on the Don't Worry, Be Fluffy tour and ready to hit up Garcia's, reportedly his favorite SA Tex-Mex joint.

The Gilbert & Sullivan operetta has enamored audiences since 1879 with its comedic renditions of seafaring, swashbuckling and smitten first love.

The Tikitapu Splash Zone will feature three giant dumping buckets, four unique water slides and more than 100 new water play elements.

Debuting April 9, Midsummer Sueño puts a South Texas twist on A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Eclipse-O-Rama will feature speakers, activities and food as well as the chance to join Nye himself to watch the eclipse.

After a successful eight-show run in 2015, the musical will return to the Alamo City for a one-weekend stint.

Minhaj makes a point not only to incorporate stories about his Muslim identity and Indian American culture but also comment on the political landscape that underpins it all.

The event includes three Easter egg hunts and is BYOB, or bring your own basket.

The dogs and puppies are already spayed or neutered, microchipped and up to date on their vaccinations.

The edge of the path of totality will cross over San Antonio from the southwest to the northeast, with the Hill Country towns of Kerrville and Fredericksburg located near its center.

After surviving last year's XFL-USFL merger, the Brahmas will return to the Alamodome on Easter Sunday.

Alongside high-flying acrobats and mind-bending contortionists, a narrative charts the journey of two main characters striving for country music stardom.

Scheduled for Saturday and Monday, the home games will pit Victor Wembanyama against his favorite player when he grew up in France.

In addition to scream queen Linnea Quigley, this weekend's event will include actors Thom Mathews, Miguel Nunez and Beverly Randolph from the 1985 horror-comedy.

The two-mile-long march will depart from the Guadalupe Theater.