What to do in San Antonio in March?

SAN ANTONIO – New month. New season. New cases! Here are some of the events taking place in the San Antonio area this month.

From Friday to March 19, theme parks will move into the spring break season. They said that guests who want to visit both parks can take advantage of a limited-time offer and get an Aquatica Season Pass for free with the purchase of a SeaWorld Season Pass.

“Spring break is finally here and SeaWorld and Aquatica are the perfect places for families and friends to enjoy some much-needed free time,” said Jody Davenport, president of SeaWorld and Aquatica Park. “The 2023 season promises to be the best at both parks, but with updates, exciting new rides and fun activities planned throughout the year.”

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On March 4 and 5, Bank of America will be offering free admission to the Briscoe Museum of Western Art, the McNay Museum of Art, the San Antonio Museum of Art, The Doseum: San Antonio Children’s Museum and the Witte Museum, the bank said. statement. This offer is valid only for Bank of America, Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank credit and debit card holders.

14th Annual Mujeres de Aztlan Exhibition will take place starting March 2 with an opening reception and another presentation on March 8 from 18:00 to 20:00. This exhibition aims to draw attention to women artists who are in the process of developing their careers and artistic styles, the organization said. .

The exhibition itself is free and open to the public throughout March from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.

The 33rd annual International Women’s Day march and rally in San Antonio will take place on March 5 starting at 2:00 pm. International Women’s Day is a worldwide day to celebrate the achievements of women and recognize the need to continue the fight for gender equality. Click here to find out more.

Interesting, artistic and creative plant sculptures will appear at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, the garden said in a statement.

Sculptures created Mosaic Internationales de Montréal will be presented at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Guests can see eight sculptures throughout the garden, made from steel molds covered with a special kind of moss, and plants that have been carefully planted to create the sculpture.

In the 2023 season, the park is open on weekends. Spring Break, open daily March 11-19, will feature exciting new events such as Dr. Diabolik’s Cliffhanger followed by St. Patrick’s Day March 17-18 and Cinco De Mayo May 6-7.

This summer the park will appear for the first time in the world. This summer, Six Flags Fiesta Texas debuts a new single-rail racing roller coaster.

“The all-new KID FLASH Cosmic Coaster, the only racing roller coaster in Texas, is a dual-track roller coaster featuring an innovative single-rail track and inclusive train design that provides comfortable seating for adults and children alike,” says in the form of a press release. theme park. “The twin tracks cross each other a dozen times during a ride cycle. The two sides are working simultaneously for racing action on dueling tracks.”

Related story: This summer, Six Flags Fiesta Texas will introduce the world’s first single-rail family racing roller coaster.

And as always, the Fiesta is just around the corner!