Food Festivals in San Antonio

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Culinaria's Tasting Texas Wine + Food Festival is the city's flagship culinary event, a four-day late-October run of chef dinners, wine tastings.

The San Antonio Tamales Festival gathers local tamaleros each December for the holiday masa-and-pork tradition that defines a San Antonio Christmas.

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The Seven Seas Food Festival runs across spring at SeaWorld San Antonio, with food stalls themed to the world's coasts serving global street food and seafood.

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The San Antonio Margarita Festival pits local bars and restaurants against each other for the best margarita in town, with each ticket including ten samples.

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The Sazón Latin Food Festival is a family-friendly celebration of Latin American food and music, with vendors representing Caribbean, Central.

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Fiesta San Antonio is the city's eleven-day spring celebration of more than a hundred events, where food booths across town serve anticuchos.

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Fiesta Oyster Bake has shucked Gulf oysters on the St Mary's University campus for over a century, a two-day Fiesta music-and-food festival run by the alumni.

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San Antonio Flavor, the Current's tasting event, gathers thirty of the city's favourite restaurants for one evening of bites and Texas drink pairings.

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El Grito San Antonio is the city's main Mexican Independence Day party at Historic Market Square, with Mexican music, folklorico dancers, food and craft vendors and a civic ceremony at 8 pm.

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The Barbacoa & Big Red Festival celebrates San Antonio's signature weekend combo at the Freeman Coliseum grounds, a two-day October gathering of barbacoa.

Free three-day Día de los Muertos festival at Hemisfair, started in 2013, with 80-plus altars, two processions, food and artisan vendors, 23 to 25 Oct 2026.