Runners hit the ground shortly after 7am on Nov 14, taking off from Start Line Village (S Alamo and E Market). As they wend their way past the Alamo, San Pedro Park, Southtown, the Missions, HemisFair, and over the Cherry St finish line behind the Alamodome plenty of musicians will help the marathoners and their fans keep the beat.
Opening night concert
Rick Springfield
8:30pm Friday, Nov 12
Lila Cockrell Theater
200 E Market St
(210) 207-8500
Finish line festival
Ryan Star, 4FTJ, Awards Ceremony
9am-1:45pm Sunday, Nov 14
Alamodome Parking Lot C
Cherry St behind Alamodome
Highlights along the course
Montana & Adams Freeway: Hilda Lamas and the Hilda Lamas Band
Cherry & Houston: Enzu
Alamo & 10th: Valeria Gonzales
Alamo Plaza: Network Young Artists
St. Mary’s & 9th: Louder Than Words
McCullough Park: Exit 314
San Pedro & Myrtle: Crossfire
N Main & Euclid: 2 Grand Back
St. Mary’s & Durango: Omega
St. Mary’s & Johnson: Bob Bass Band
St. Mary’s & Alamo: Eternal Flame
Mission Rd & Lone Star: Hodge Podge Blues Band
Mission Rd & Palo Blanco: Last of Our Kind
Mission Rd & Sayers: Vinyl 45s
Mission Rd & Southcross: Slick Dickens
Mission Rd: When Words Attack
8500 Mission Rd: Sax on da Beach
Mission Rd near Espada Dam: I Ching Gatos
Padre Drive & Napier: Jonathan Garcia Band
Steves & Mission Rd: D.C. Bloom
S Presa St: Melissa Ludwig Band
Durango & Indianola: Peacefield
Adams Freeway & Durango: The Lavens
More information at san-antonio.competitor.com.
