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6 family-friendly activities during spring break in San Antonio

Take a break from school and check out these fun activities around the 210.

SATXtoday: Briscoe Western Art Museum

Spend spring break in San Antonio with the family at the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photo by Damian Williams

Deemed the best travel destination for foodies during spring break by TimeOut, San Antonio has a wide variety of activities and adventures for folks of all ages. Whether you’re young or young at heart, here are six spring break activities to enjoy around the 210.

Camps for the kiddos

San Antonio Cultural Arts 2024 Spring Break Program | San Antonio Cultural Arts | Monday, March 11- Friday, March 15 | 12-5 p.m. | Free | Alamo City kids ages eight to 18 are invited to complete full days or drop-in during the programming to experience a variety of artistic activities including painting, drawing, and photography. Sign up today.

Spring Break DJ Camp | Carver Community Center | Monday, March 11- Friday, March 15 | 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. | $50-$175 | Join DJ Camp with The AM Project for an interactive adventure in music + technology where music industry professionals will teach students fundamental skills. Students get to show off what they learned with a DJ Camp Afterparty.

Spring Break Staycation | Ingram Park Mall | Monday, March 11- Friday, March 15 | Times vary | Stay in town and bring the kiddos to the children’s play area for free activities each day including a magic show, face painting, bounce house, petting zoo, and pottery painting.

For the entire fam

SATXtoday: San Antonio Zoo

Bring the family to feed the giraffes at the San Antonio Zoo during spring break.

Photo by Al Rendon

Spring Break Round Up | Briscoe Western Art Museum | Monday, March 11- Saturday, March 16 | $0- $14 | Drop in during the day for events including hands-on crafts and “Building the West: Native American Homes.” Adults 18+ can enjoy Painting & Margaritas with DiZurita after hours.

Jungle Boogie Break | San Antonio Zoo | Saturday, March 9- Sunday, March 17 | Times vary | Free | Dance your way down to our local zoo for a week long celebration with extended hours featuring music, games, and food. This program is included with your admission ticket and is free for members.

Six Flags Fiesta Texas | Saturday, March 9- Sunday, March 17 | Times vary | Prices vary | Now open daily, our local theme park offers a full day of live performances, rides and snacks. Dare to stay late? Tango with terror from 6-9 p.m. daily during the park’s Scream Break series.

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