Discover The Many Colors of San Antonio's Arts & Culture This Spring

San Antonio’s art scene flourishes in the spring, with galleries and cultural spaces showcasing thought-provoking exhibits and dynamic community-driven works.

Culture Commons Gallery

Located in the heart of downtown, this gallery highlights contemporary art and community-focused exhibitions that celebrate diverse perspectives.

Next Exhibit to Check Out: Confluence of Cultures: Nuestra Gentre, Cultura, Y Comida | February 13, 2025 - January 16, 2026

Centro de Artes Gallery

Dedicated to exploring the Latino experience, this gallery hosts rotating exhibits that highlight the cultural contributions of Latinx artists in Texas and beyond.

Next Exhibit to Check Out: Borders, Bleeds, Margins, and Gutters | March - August 2025

La Zona

Located in the heart of downtown, La Zona is San Antonio’s 44-block historic district and newest cultural hotspot. It has transformed an underutilized space into a vibrant hub of art, music, and community. 

Next Exhibit to Check Out: International Women's Month: Works by Local Female Artists | Opens March 6, 2025

Briscoe Western Art Museum

Celebrate spring with a hands-on Western adventure at the Briscoe Western Art Museum! Open daily from March 6 – 17, 2025, with extended hours until 8 p.m. on March 13, the Briscoe is the perfect stop for families exploring downtown or enjoying San Antonio’s St. Patrick’s Day festivities.

Don’t miss the Spring Break Roundup (March 10 – 14, 2025), where kids and adults can create Western-themed crafts inspired by cowboys, Native American heritage, wildlife, and vaqueros—all included with admission! Plus, on March 8, explore the impact of female artists in Western art with a special gallery tour.

San Antonio Museum of Art

Travel the world through art at the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA). Housed in a former brewery, SAMA boasts the South’s most comprehensive collection of ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art, an expansive Latin American wing, and stunning Asian and contemporary works.

PLUS: You can check out their latest exhibit, Envisioning the Hindu Divine, for free on Tuesday, March 11, 2025 at Free Spring Break Family Day: Envisioning the Hindu Divine.

McNay Art Museum

Art lovers and curious minds alike will find something fascinating at the McNay Art Museum this spring. Two thought-provoking exhibits bring fresh perspectives to contemporary art and history.

Exhibits to Check Out:

Michael Tracy: The Elegy of Distance
The late artist and activist Michael Tracy’s work returns to the McNay over fifty years after his first museum exhibition. Known for his bold use of color and powerful themes of faith, ritual, and immigration, Tracy’s art serves as both a reflection of his personal journey and a commentary on societal issues. This exhibition marks the last one Tracy was directly involved with before his passing at age 80, making it a significant and moving tribute to his legacy.

Sport and Spectator
This dynamic exhibition reimagines the role of sports equipment in art, featuring sculptures and works crafted from basketballs, footballs, hockey sticks, and jerseys. With pieces from artists like Hank Willis Thomas, Jeffrey Gibson, and Esmaa Mohamoud, Sport and Spectator offers a thought-provoking look at sports culture, masculinity, and materiality. It’s a must-see for sports fans and art enthusiasts alike, celebrating the everyday while transforming it into something extraordinary.

San Pedro Creek Culture Park

A blend of public art, nature, and history, this urban oasis features \ murals and art installations that tell the story of San Antonio’s rich cultural heritage.

Padre Margil Pilgrimage Center

A hidden cultural gem, this site provides insight into the spiritual and historical influence of Ven. Padre Antonio Margil de Jesus and offers visitors a reflective and educational experience.

San Antonio boasts an incredible lineup of performance spaces that bring top-tier entertainment to the city. This spring, catch an unforgettable concert, Broadway show, or cultural event at one of these legendary venues:

Majestic Theatre

A historic gem in downtown San Antonio, the Majestic Theatre is a must-visit for lovers of live performances. This beautifully restored venue hosts Broadway productions, concerts, and comedy acts throughout the season.

Performance You Won't Want to Miss: Comedian Taylor Tomlinson | Friday, March 28 & 29, 2025

Stable Hall 

One of San Antonio’s newest music venues, Stable Hall offers an intimate yet lively setting for local and touring artists, making it a prime spot for live music lovers.

Performance You Won't Want to Miss: Nate Smith ft. Keifer & Carrtoons | April 24, 2025

The Espee

A historic venue with modern appeal, The Espee brings an exciting mix of live music, festivals, and cultural events to its stage, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Performance You Won't Want to Miss: Sunset: the Festival at Espee | March 7-8, 2025

The Aztec Theatre

With its stunning architecture and electric atmosphere, the Aztec Theatre is the perfect place to catch an energetic live show this spring. From indie bands to rock legends, this venue offers a dynamic entertainment lineup.

Performance You Won't Want to Miss: Machine Head & In Flames | April 17, 2025

No visit to San Antonio’s arts and culture scene is complete without a stop at Historic Market Square. This lively, colorful marketplace is home to local artisans, traditional Mexican cuisine, and cultural performances, making it a perfect destination to experience authentic San Antonio charm.

A must-visit for art lovers, La Villita Historic Arts Village is one of San Antonio’s oldest neighborhoods, now transformed into a vibrant arts community. Home to local galleries, artisan shops, and cultural events, La Villita offers a unique blend of history and creativity, making it an essential stop on any cultural tour of the city.