Get ready for a fun weekend in San Antonio, Feb 7th & 8th! We've found some super cool events for your 3-14 year olds, from nature workshops to concerts and even a chance to get artsy.
See our top picks
Second Sunday: Color Quest
San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA)
Family art fun centered around color—check if admission is free for residents!
Little Makers Workshops- At The DoSeum
The DoSeum
Indoor, hands-on making session perfect for younger kids when the weather is iffy.
Little Makers Workshops- At The DoSeum
The DoSeum
Designed by educators to help little ones with motor and social skills through making.
· February 7
4CONCERT IN THE CATHEDRAL : Catch the talented Children's Chorus of San Antonio performing! It’s a beautiful chance to experience some local culture right in the heart of the city's most iconic landmark. Great for all ages to enjoy the music.A wonderful evening of live music performed by local youth in a stunning setting.
NIGHT SKIES PARTY : Head out for a unique evening under the stars! You can explore the nature preserve by moonlight and learn about the nighttime world around you. Perfect for inspiring future astronomers and nature lovers.A rare evening event focused on nature and stargazing away from city lights.
MAKER WORKSHOPS - AT THE DOSEUM : Let the kids tinker, test, and create by practicing the engineering design process. It’s hands-on learning where it’s totally okay to try, fail, and try again! This workshop is great for older kids who love to build.Hands-on engineering and design challenges that build resilience in kids.
LITTLE MAKERS WORKSHOPS- AT THE DOSEUM : If you have little ones, this is perfect! They get to tinker and build in the Innovation Station, focusing on sharing and tool use. It’s developmentally perfect fun for your preschooler.A structured maker experience specifically designed to build motor and social skills for the littlest learners.
· February 8
4SECOND SUNDAY: COLOR QUEST : Join the museum for their Second Sunday event focused on color exploration! It’s a great way to get a dose of art and culture, keeping things colorful and engaging for the whole family. This might be a free admission day, check their site!A museum program specifically tailored for family engagement through an art theme.
PICTURE YOUR WORLD WEEKEND WORKSHOP: WOODLAWN LAKE / CENTENNIAL GARDEN : Get outside at Woodlawn Lake for this picture-focused workshop! It’s a perfect afternoon activity blending nature appreciation with creative expression. Grab your cameras or sketchbooks and enjoy the park!Combines an afternoon in a lovely park setting with a creative, observational activity.
PRESERVING YOUR HISTORY: SCRAPBOOKING : Time to get crafty and learn about local history by putting together a scrapbook! This is a neat hands-on way for older kids to connect with the past and make some cool memories.A unique, hands-on history lesson disguised as a fun craft project.
ARTIST WORKSHOP - AT THE DOSEUM : Time to channel the inner Frida Kahlo! This workshop guides older kids through artistic projects, teaching them proper studio habits while encouraging self-expression. Super creative Sunday fun!Focuses on artistic techniques and studio habits, great for building skills in older kids.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in San Antonio this weekend?
The best option we found that might be free is the Second Sunday: Color Quest at the San Antonio Museum of Art on Sunday, February 8th (check their site for resident free admission days!). Otherwise, check library calendars for free storytimes happening this weekend.
Are there any fun outdoor activities for kids on Saturday, Feb 7th?
Totally! You can check out the Night Skies Party at Bulverde Oaks Nature Preserve in the evening to explore nature by moonlight, or head to The DoSeum in the afternoon for the Maker Workshops.
Which events this weekend are best for my 10-year-old?
The Maker Workshops (3:00 PM Saturday) and the Artist Workshop (3:00 PM Sunday) at The DoSeum are great for older kids, and the Preserving YOUR History: Scrapbooking event on Sunday morning sounds like a hands-on fit!
