The most exciting things in the city are happening on the stage in the days ahead. Experience the fairy tale Cinderella with a ballet twist or enjoy storytelling at PechaKucha Vol. 47. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this November 6-9 weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.
Thursday, November 6
World Ballet Company presents Cinderella
The story of a humble princess, her fairy godmother, and an iconic glass slipper is reimagined through the art of ballet at Majestic Theatre. The World Ballet Contemporary production of Cinderella features a multinational cast of 40 professional dancers and choreography by Marina Kesler. Audiences will also experience elaborate set designs reminiscent of the timeless tale and more than 150 hand-sewn costumes. This show is suitable for audiences of all ages.
PechaKucha Vol. 47
Local speaker series PechaKucha returns with a new group of presenters and storytellers at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. The program will begin with a happy hour featuring live music, craft cocktails, and complimentary bites curated by local chefs. Speakers include Attie Jonker, master craftsman; Tori Santos, community choreographer; and Ed Saavedra, visual artist. Tickets are available now.
Friday, November 7
Wurstfest
Venture to New Braunfels for the return of Wurstfest. German culture is celebrated and on display through Alpine and Bavarian-style entertainment, carnival rides and games, traditional food, beer offerings, and more. Wurstfest will continue at Landa Falls through November 16. Tickets and more details are available on the festival website.
The Light Park
The sparkling holiday season lights up for another year at Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium. The Light Park features a mile route of millions of holiday lights all synchronized to festive tunes. Guests can cruise by the installations in their car while broadcasting the music live from DJ Polar Ice. Tickets are available now. The Light Park is open through January 4, 2026.
Jazz, TX presents Tony Danza: Standards and Stories
Entertainer Tony Danza and his jazz band perform live at Jazz, TX for three consecutive nights. Audiences can expect music, storytelling, and a bit of Danza’s iconic charm for a unique show experience. Danza is best known for his starring roles on the TV series Taxi and Who’s the Boss.
Saturday, November 8
Photo courtesy of World Ballet Company
Briscoe Western Art Museum presents Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival
Experience and appreciate the culture and artistic traditions of Native American communities when you attend the Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival. Guests can enjoy a ceremonial drum circle, storytelling, crafts, and much more on The Briscoe Western Art Museum grounds. Festival entry is free and open to the public.
The Tobin Center presents H-E-B Cinema on the Plaza
Free movie nights under the stars continue at Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza at the Tobin Center. This month’s featured screening is the 1992 film, Beethoven. Guests are encouraged to arrive early and bring their own lawn chairs or blankets to ensure good outdoor seats. A full bar and concessions will be available to complete the movie night. Admission is free.