From dancing under the stars to honoring Juneteenth in the park, this weekend’s events are the perfect start to summer.
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio is serving up a vibrant mix of rhythm, culture and community this weekend and you won’t want to miss a beat. Whether you’re moving, grooving or meditating there’s something for every vibe as we kick off the start of summer.
Here’s what to expect this weekend.
Disco Night at the Garden
It’s gonna be a groovy good time at Disco Night at the Japanese Tea Garden.
Ring in the summer season with an evening of funky beats, glowing lanterns and good vibes in the serene, open-air setting. The Soul Spots DJs will spin classic disco, soul and funk as you boogie under the stars.
There will also be an artisan market and Jingu House will have food and beverages for purchase.
When: Friday, June 20 from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Where: Japanese Tea Garden (3853 N St. Mary’s Street)
Cost: Free
Juneteenth Block Party
Celebrate freedom, love and culture at the 5th Annual Juneteenth Block Party happening Saturday at Crockett Park.
This free, family-friendly community celebration will feature live music and entertainment, food trucks, inspiring speakers, vendors and black-owned businesses, community resources and more.
When: Saturday, June 21 from 3 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Where: Crockett Park (1300 N Main Avenue)
Cost: Free
Make Music Day
San Antonio joins cities around the world on the summer solstice for a global celebration of music.
Make Music Day is open to anyone and everyone to sing along as local amateur and professional artists of every genre perform in public spaces and venues across the city.
This global holiday, that originated in France 43 years ago, has spread throughout the world and is now celebrated in more than 2,000 cities across dozens of countries.
The following locations are listed to host a free Make Music Day event:
- San Antonio Botanical Garden
- Texas Public Radio
- Confluence Park
- Hemisfair
- Main Plaza
- Central Library
- University of the Incarnate Word Diane Bennack Concert Hall
- Vibes Bar & Grill
- Pan American Branch Library
- St. James A.M.E.C. Culture Crossing
- BlackBox Music & Arts
- Old Town Trolley Tours of San Antonio – Welcome Center
- San Antonio Visitor Center
- Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater
- Children’s Chorus of San Antonio: Music Together
- Make Ready Market
- The Dakota East Side Ice House
- San Antonio Mennonite Church
- Forest Hills Library
- Coffee + Culture
When: Saturday, June 21
Cost: Free and open to all
Cody Johnson
Texas-born country music singer Cody Johnson brings his Leather Deluxe Tour to San Antonio for two nights at the Frost Bank Center.
Due to popular demand, the platinum-selling artist announced a second San Antonio date, happening this Friday with a sold-out show the next day.
Friday’s concert will feature special guests Shane Smith & The Saints and Jesse Raub Jr. On Saturday, Johnson will be joined by Carly Pearce and Emily Ann Roberts.
Get your tickets here.
When: Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Where: Frost Bank Center (1 Frost Bank Center Drive)
Cost: Tickets start at $60
International Day of Yoga
Get active this weekend for a global celebration of wellness, peace and community at Civic Park.
The 11th Annual International Day of Yoga will feature inspiring yoga sessions led by Jaimee Scope from Black Swan Yoga and Lululemon Ambassador Nicole Flanary.
The free event is inclusive of all fitness levels.
When: Saturday, June 21 from 7 p.m. – 9p.m.
Where: Civic Park at Hemisfair (210 S Alamo Street)
Cost: Free
Plus…
Join Bexar County Parks and Recreation for Friday Night Flicks at Woodlake Park where you can catch a free outdoor screening of Despicable Me 4. Bring your blankets and chairs and experience cinema under the stars. Concessions will be available, offering snacks and treats to enjoy during the movie.
On Friday, Contemporary at Blue Star will host an evening of sustainable fashion fun with the Out of the Closet | Community Clothing Swap. The free community clothing swap offers participants an opportunity to clear out their closet and give them a new life with someone new or with personalized alterations.
Celebrate love, diversity and inclusivity at the Out at the Tobin Pride Brunch 2025, happening Sunday at the Tobin Center. The 18+ event features a delicious brunch buffet and drag performances by some very special guests you won’t want to miss.