Visit San Antonio' reports the Alamo City offers more than two dozen Day of the Dead events at the end of each October.

San Antonio's Mission Marquee Plaza to host a Day of the Dead event with live music, dance, and workshops on November 1.

San Antonio, Texas, hosted its 7th annual Day of the Dead festival and luminous River Parade, curated by Chef Johnny Hernandez.

San Antonio's 2025 Day of the Dead River Parade saw record-breaking attendance, with more than 15,000 tickets sold and an estimated 35,100 people.

San Antonio hosts Día de los Muertos events with cultural activities, altars, and a river parade from Oct 24-26.

As Dia de Los Muertos, a tradition of celebrating departed loved ones and their time on earth and goes back centuries, approaches, San Antonio is hosting a series of cultural events in Downtown San Antonio.

The event, hosted by the city's Office of Historic Preservation, celebrates Día de los Muertos. It will take place at City Cemetery No. 1, located across from the National Cemetery at 517 Paso Hondo, at 7 p.m. Saturday. Gates open at 6 p.m.

Over 35,000 gathered for San Antonio's biggest Day of the Dead River Parade ever, celebrating life and memory amidst vibrant marigolds and music.