🎃 10 Events to Check Out This Weekend in San Antonio

1. Happy Frights & Haunting Nights at San Antonio Botanical Garden
   Enjoy family-friendly trick-or-treating and immersive Halloween experiences in the garden’s themed worlds. halloweensanantonio.com

2. Cochineála: Nature & Art Halloween Festival
   At the San Antonio River Foundation, wander dark paths, join puppy yoga, get spooky photos with The Donkey Lady, and catch a free outdoor movie screening. sariverfoundation.org

3. Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld San Antonio
   Dive into haunted houses, scare zones, and eerie live entertainment after dark. Higdon Oaks+1

4. Fright Fest at Six Flags Fiesta Texas
   This park transforms for Halloween with haunted houses, roaming performers, spooky ambiance, and daytime “Tricks & Treats” fun for all ages. Six Flags+2Six Flags+2

5. Annual Fall Cavern Bat Fest at Natural Bridge Caverns
   A free, family-friendly event where you can explore a mini-hay maze, learn about bats, and enjoy themed activities. visitsanantonio.com

6. 13th Floor Haunted House
   One of San Antonio’s classic haunted attractions — perfect if you’re ready for some serious thrills and chills. 13th Floor Haunted House San Antonio+1

7. Brick-or-Treat Monster Party at LEGOLAND Discovery Center
   A Halloween-themed event built for kids: costume fun, trick-or-treat stations, and LEGO holiday spirit. visitsanantonio.com

8. Fall Festivals & Markets Around Town
   From craft fairs to food & music fests, check out local fall markets and street festivals (check Do210 for listings). Eventbrite+2visitsanantonio.com+2

9. Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics
   Enjoy a musical, hauntingly beautiful concert under candlelight — Halloween classics in a serene, spooky setting. Fever

10. Halloween Bar Crawls, Pub Events & Haunted Tours
    Look out for crawl parties, ghost walks, and bar-themed Halloween nights across San Antonio. Do210’s Halloween guide is a good place to spot these smaller, local events. do210.com+1

📌 Tips Before You Go

• Check dates & times — Some events run only on select nights.

• Buy tickets early — Haunted houses, botanical events, and theme park Halloween nights often sell out.

• Dress smart — Costumes are fun, but wear comfortable shoes, and bring a light jacket — fall evenings can get cool.

• Plan your route — With multiple events across town, pick events close together or cluster by day/time.

• Bring cash & ID — Some local events have vendor booths or food trucks that prefer cash.