The famed River Walk Christmas lights won’t be the only big attraction in downtown San Antonio this holiday season. Credit: Shutterstock / Kevin Seagrave
The Alamo City’s newest holiday event is coming to downtown’s Houston Street.
Holiday on Houston Street will transform the downtown thoroughfare into a Christmas-themed promenade complete with decorations, light-draped trees, and events throughout the holiday season from Nov. 24-Jan. 2, according to Visit San Antonio’s website.
Taste of Holidays on Houston Street on Dec. 12 will feature a community-long table stretching an entire city block where guests can sample food from local restaurants, including Sojourn, Double Standard and Range. Tickets start at $150 per couple and can be purchased on Visit San Antonio’s website.
What’s more, a Holiday on Houston pop-up street market and lights show will also happen from Dec. 15- Dec. 17 as part of the festivities on being put on by Centro San Antonio, the City of San Antonio and Visit San Antonio.
The Holidays on Houston Street Market will feature a European-inspired Christkindl-style market, complete with a 15-minute drone show synced to holiday tunes. The market is free and open to the public.
About 12.5% of all members of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce shut their doors between March 2020 and April 2021, according to a Texas Public Radio report.
While there’s plenty for visitors to do in the Alamo City, flying into our airport can be a pain and our roads aren’t exactly safe, according to the report.
This year, Ballet SA also is hosting a Sweets and Treats Party, which will feature photos with Nutcracker characters, craft stations and a backstage tour led by the Mouse Queen.
Michael Karlis is a multimedia journalist at the San Antonio Current, whose coverage in print and on social media focuses on local and state politics. He is a graduate of American University in Washington,...
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