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Wurstfest 2026: What to know before you visit New Braunfels German festival

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – It’s that time of year to gather your friends and family to celebrate 10...
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Wurstfest marks 65 years of heritage and community impact

In 1961, a veterinarian and city meat inspector named Ed Grist wanted to celebrate the sausage makers in...
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Brick Convention makes its first-ever stop in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – LEGO builders of all ages got the chance to build, shop, and connect with professional...
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Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner opens volunteer registration as organizers seek community support

SAN ANTONIO – Are you looking for a way to give back this Thanksgiving? Volunteer registration for the...
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Muertos Fest draws thousands to Hemisfair for Day of the Dead traditions

SAN ANTONIO – Over 135,000 people from all over the country are expected to gather this weekend at...
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to stock San Antonio lakes with catfish

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SAN ANTONIO – Exciting news for fishing enthusiasts in San Antonio! The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is set to stock two local...

Bob Dylan expected to bring legendary catalogue to New Braunfels this summer

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NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – Get ready, music fans! One of the most iconic figures in music history, Bob Dylan, is hitting the road for...

Comedian Jo Koy plans San Antonio stop on ‘Koy Meets World’ tour

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SAN ANTONIO – One of the world’s most popular comedians will perform stand-up in San Antonio for the fourth time in six years. As part...

SeaWorld San Antonio extends free admission to preschoolers, teachers through end of 2026 season

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SAN ANTONIO – Exciting news for families and educators in Texas! SeaWorld San Antonio has announced a fantastic opportunity for young children and teachers...

San Antonio Book Festival to return with over 100 authors on Saturday

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SAN ANTONIO – This Saturday, San Antonio will come alive with the magic of books as the San Antonio Book Festival returns for its...

Fiesta parades: How to choose where to sit?

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SAN ANTONIO – Fiesta season is here, and with it comes the lively Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau parades! If you're planning to...
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