FEATURED EVENTS

Join the young singers of CCSA as they present a colorful, show-stopping concert celebrating the vibrant culture of San Antonio. CCSA’s choral ensembles will be joined by local musicians and dancers. Featured music selections will showcase San Antonio’s rich folk heritage and Latin American roots. Let’s celebrate San Antonio and sing one, sing all!

Elementary school-age children will explore Earth Day through crafts and activities, including making wildflower seed balls, planting seeds to take home and making an eco-friendly birdfeeder. Pre-Registration is required.

蝦仔 Little Shrimp is a bilingual audio play about intergenerational relationships within Chinese culture. Where do stories live? How are stories passed on from one generation to the next? Do our ancestors live within us? The show’s Cantonese title, 蝦仔 (“little shrimp” in English), is an endearing, diminutive, and gender-neutral term for a small child. Commonly used about 2 generations ago roughly around the turn of the last century, the term connotes a kinship between the child and the adult.

The family-friendly rodeo and live music series starts the first weekend in March and continues each Saturday through the last weekend in November. In addition to a live open pro-rodeo produced every Saturday nine months out of the year, we have a steakhouse with an award-winning menu, authentic outdoor food and ice-cold drinks, a pavilion and stage for live music, and several horse clinics and special events throughout the year.

Limitless! Five Women Reshape Contemporary Art features the artwork of individuals who create without boundaries. The exhibition offers trailblazing installations in different mediums by artists Martine Gutierrez, Letitia Huckaby, Yayoi Kusama, Sandy Skoglund, and Jennifer Steinkamp. The exhibition is a visual delight for all ages, inviting you to think outside the box…where the possibilities are truly limitless. From floor-to-ceiling art and video installations to whimsical and unexpected surprises, this multigenerational and multicultural group of artists demonstrates boundless creativity and serves as inspiration to their contemporaries and future generations.

In Celebration of National Haiku Day, families are encouraged to write their own haiku in the garden, and in response to the exhibit – OrigamiintheGarden² – the folded metal origami sculptures of Jennifer and Kevin Box. Cranes, butterflies, boats, birds, and ponies – to inspire. Families will be able to leave their creations for San Antonio Botanical Garden to share with the artists.