The votes are in for the SATXtoday 2023 Picture of the Year contest. Check out the finalists below, including the winner that you, our readers, voted for.
Winner: Alamo Observance by Bridgett P.
Congrats to reader Bridgett P. for taking 30% of the vote with this stunning and unique capture.
Do you remember the Alamo? Multiple times a year, wreaths are placed at the site to remember + honor the people who died at the Battle of the Alamo. Check out the next wreath laying ceremony on Sunday, March 17.
Finalist: UTSA Football Entrance
Let’s go 210. If you’ve been to a UTSA Football game at the Alamodome, you can feel the energy in this photo. The team finished the 2023 season with a bowl win at the Scooter Coffee’s Frisco Bowl against the Marshall Thunder Herd.
Finalist: Finalist:Carriqui
This historic structure turned Mexican restaurant highlights the cuisine of South Texas. The rotating menu paired with beautiful views of the property make it a great place to grab a bite to eat.
Finalist: SA Sandlot Baseball
San Antonians love our outdoor sports — when its not 100° outside. Instead of picking flowers in the outfield, we’re getting distracted by this sunset over the Alamo City.
Finalist: Holidays on the River Walk
A trip to downtown during the winter time is uniquely special because of the holiday lights, events, and festive spirit. It just feels so magical.
Finalist: Dia de los Muertos Celebration
A big aspect of San Antonio is Latino culture, and one of the biggest events for the city is Muertos Fest — the city’s annual Dia de los Muertos celebration. This photo connects the rich heritage of the Latino community directly to San Antonio.
Finalist: A Walk in December
A morning stroll along the San Antonio River is a gift. Along the way you’ll find art, historical buildings, and moments of serenity like how it was captured here.
Finalist: Arbol de la Vida
The structure consists of 700 hanging clay sculptures created by members of the community. What’s more San Antonio than people coming together?
