7 Ways To Celebrate Star Wars in San Antonio

By Albert Salazar on Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 12:06 pm

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Thursday, December 17
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Opening Night

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Oh, hey. There's a new Star Wars film opening in theaters. It looks awesome, but all the Thursday night screenings are sold-out, because people really, really like Star Wars. Here's a link to Star Wars: The Force Awakens screenings at SA's Alamo Drafthouse locations this month. And here is a link to Santikos Theatres screenings. Santikos Theatres is hosting a costume contest beginning December 17 and ending December 20. Here are the details.

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