Musicals, comedy shows, and live music are the perfect ways to stay entertained while exploring the Alamo City the weekend of July 17-20. Catch an outdoor movie at Mission Marquee Plaza or enjoy live music from the iconic classic rock band America. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.
Thursday, July 17
Mission Marquee Plaza presents Outdoor Family Film Series
Settle in for a screening of a family-friendly movie under the night sky at Mission Marquee Plaza. This week’s featured series films are Raiders of the Lost Ark on Thursday, July 17, and Captain America: Brave New World on Saturday, July 19, respectively. Attendees are encouraged to bring picnic meals, blankets, and lawn chairs for an optimal viewing experience. Snacks and refreshments from onsite food trucks will be available for purchase.
Fever presents Titanic: A Voyage Through Time
Venture through the famous ship, the Titanic, at the Shops at Rivercenter’s virtual activation. This immersive experience allows participants to explore the wreckage, walk the Grand Staircase, meet the ship’s historic figures, and more through the eyes of a passenger in 1912. The Titanic exhibition is open through October 31. Tickets are available now.
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Friday, July 18
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Kevin Nealon
Comedian Kevin Nealon performs two shows on back-to-back nights at The Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. He’s best known for his longtime tenure on Saturday Night Live and for his work on Weeds and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Shows are scheduled through July 19.
San Pedro Playhouse presents Hairspray
High-volume musical Hairspray comes to life perfectly coiffed on stage at San Pedro Playhouse. Audiences can expect dazzling song and dance performances from beloved characters, including teen star Tracy Turnblad, heartthrob Link Larkin, and many more, along with original songs. Shows are scheduled through August 17.
Saturday, July 19
New Century Art Guild Southwest Region presents Freedom Isn’t Free Festival
Celebrate military veterans through music at Norris Conference Centers – San Antonio. This inaugural festival features veteran service organizations, a veteran art exhibition, vendors, games, food, and more. Other highlights of the family-friendly event include live entertainment from Jeffery Steele, Johnny Saxx, and DJ Dante.
Majestic Theatre presents America in concert
Classic rock band America performs live at the Majestic Theatre. The Grammy Award-winning group makes a stop in San Antonio as part of their 55th anniversary tour. Fans can expect a setlist that includes music from their extensive catalog and their signature song, “A Horse With No Name.” A select number of tickets are available.
Sunday, July 20
Briscoe Western Art Museum presents Summer Film Series: For a Few Dollars More
Enjoy a movie screening as part of the Briscoe Western Art Museum’s summer film series. Guests will enjoy the 1965 film, For a Few Dollars More, and a special presentation prior to the show. Complimentary Ranger Creek Brewery beer, beverages, and movie snacks will be provided. Entry is included with museum admission.