There are lots of exciting events happening in historic downtown San Angelo all throughout the week. Be sure to check back weekly and around the holidays for event updates.
Downtown Strong
Next Downtown Strong Event: October 22, 2026
Don’t miss out on the Halloween fun in downtown this year!
What to expect
~ Trick-or-Treating: Bring your little goblins and ghosts for a night of trick-or-treating at participating local businesses. Fill up your treat bags with delicious candies and goodies.
~ Games and activities: Enjoy a variety of games and activities for all ages.
Tips for a spooktacular time
1. Come in costume: Dressing up is half the fun of Halloween! Whether you go for a classic witch or a superhero costume, make sure to dress to impress.
2. Bring a trick-or-treat bag: Make sure to bring a sturdy bag or bucket to collect all your sweet treats. You’ll want plenty of room for all the goodies you’ll be getting.
3. Stay safe: Remember to stay with your group and look both ways before crossing the street. Safety first, even for Halloween!
Participating locations coming soon!
Click on the link below to learn more!
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June
Concho Valley Farmer's Market
Farmer's Market Pavilion: 609 S Oakes St
7:00 am - 12:00 pm
Shop fresh, local produce straight from West Texas farms!
Now till end of October: đ Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00 AM â 11:30 AM đ Saturday: 7:00 AM â Noon
Fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, plants, and more from local vendors every week! đ±âïž Come out early, support local growers, and stock up on fresh produce for the week!
American Plains Artists Show
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark: 630 S Oakes
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
The annual American Plains Artists Juried Exhibit and Sale returns to Fort Concho National Historic Landmark.
All art is for sale with purchases benefiting the artists, the American Plains Artists Association and Fort Concho. The show is located near the intersection of Flipper and Burgess Streets on the fortâs northeast corner.
This yearâs show features sixty-three paintings and seven sculptures from forty-one artists of the American Plains Artists group, representing fourteen states.
Organized in Denver City, Texas, in 1982 by a small group of artists, the APA promotes all art and sculpture works that depicts the nationâs Great Plains. This marks the 41st annual show and the sixth time since 2016 the show has come to San Angelo and Fort Concho.
Themes covered by this yearâs show include cowboys, Native Americans, wildlife of the Great Plains, farming and ranching scenes, natural vistas, and characters of the Old West.
Noted Fort Concho site manager Bob Bluthardt, âthis show represents our efforts to interpret history through another means. We cover our shared western heritage with music, arts/sculpture, sports, special exhibits and many programs. We also invite everyone to the annual National Cowboy Day program of Saturday, July 25, held at the show.â
The exhibit is housed in the Quartermaster Galleries, one of the first two buildings erected at Fort Concho in 1868. It was renovated in the early 1980s as the first home of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. When the art museum moved into its new facility in 1999, Fort Concho converted it for its own special displays, travelling exhibits, and as a rental venue for private events.
The show will be open, free of charge, until August 2 on Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 am â 4 pm; Sundays 1:30 pm â 4:30 pm; closed on Mondays.
For more information about the show, please contact Fort Concho at (325) 481-2646
Municipal Pool OPEN FOR SUMMER!
Municipal Pool: 18 E Ave A
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Open Tuesdays-Sundays, Closed on Mondays 12:00pm-6:00pm
Admission Fee
Ages 3-64: $6, Ages 65+: $4, Ages 2 and under: Free
The Municipal Pool is open for the 2026 summer season!
For questions about scheduled private parties, please contact the Recreation Office at 325-657-4450.
General information Must be 48â or taller to ride either of the poolâs two water slides. Credit and debit cards are now the only form of payment accepted. Swim lessons not offered. Capacity: 100+ Outside food and drinks not allowed. Admission
$6 per person for ages 3 to 64 $4 for ages 65 and older Free for ages 2 and younger Group rates: $4 per person for 20+ $100 individual season pass $250 family season pass (family of 4) / $50 per additional person $15 per hour/umbrella and table rentals $75 per hour for rotunda-only rental (off-season only)
Semi-private/private parties are all available to reserve online during the regular swim season.
https://www.sanangelo.gov/facilities/facility/details/Municipal-Pool-4
Stangos Jam Sessions
Stangos Pizza Parlor: 208 S Oakes St
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Jam Sessions every Friday at 6 PM in the courtyard!
Join our growing community of local musicians and music lovers.
Bring your instrument or your voiceâor just come enjoy the music!đ¶
July
Hippie Hysteria Clearance Market
Hippie Hysteria: 109 S Chadbourne St
11:00 am - 6:00 pm
đ The Hippie Hysteria Clearance Market is HERE! đ
One week only, our vendors are clearing out inventory to make room for exciting new treasures, and that means HUGE savings for you!
Shop hundreds of clearance items all gathered in the back of the store and inside The Vibe at Hippie Hysteria. Every booth has something different, so you never know what amazing find youâll discover.
đ Monday, July 27 through Saturday, August 1 đ 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Daily đ 109 S. Chadbourne St. | Downtown San Angelo âš Come early for the best selection⊠because when itâs gone, itâs gone!
August
Detour to Success: Marketing Around Construction
Business Resource Center: 69 N Chadbourne St
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Downtown San Angelo, Inc., in partnership with the Angelo State University Small Business Development Center, invites downtown property owners, business owners, and entrepreneurs to attend Detour to Success: Marketing Around Construction, a free educational workshop designed to help businesses remain visible, connected, and resilient during periods of construction.
Ongoing streetscape improvements have brought exciting long-term investments to Downtown San Angelo, but they have also created significant challenges for businesses. Changing traffic patterns, limited accessibility, and reduced visibility have affected many establishments for longer than originally anticipated.
While there is no immediate solution to the impacts of construction, Downtown San Angelo, Inc. remains committed to supporting the downtown business community by providing practical resources, educational opportunities, and partnerships that help businesses adapt and succeed.
Song Swap + Pint Night @ Angoria Hotel
Angoria Hotel: 402 W Beauregard Ave
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Come out to San Angelo and stay at the Angoria hotel on August 5th for an evening with good tunes and good beer! Pint night with Rahr and Song Swap featuring David Percy and Zach Marberry playing form 7 PM to 9:30 PM! See yâall in August!
Pizza & Paint @ Stango's Pizza Parlor
Stango's Pizza Parlor: 208 S Oakes St
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
đ€Pizza & Paint đ€ August @Stangoâs
Downtown Movie Night: Shrek
Brooks & Bates Theatre: 82 Gillis St
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Follow everyoneâs favorite ogre as he teams up with a talking donkey on a wildly funny adventure to rescue Princess Fiona and reclaim his swamp. Packed with laughs, unforgettable characters, and a message about being yourself, this family-friendly classic is fun for all ages.
Downtown Movie Night: Brooks & Bates Theatre, 82 Gillis St Feature Presentation: Shrek Fun for the whole family! FREE ADMISSION Donations Welcome!
We canât wait to see you there!
Hosted by KCSA Radio Special thanks to the San Angelo Performing Arts Center Movie Feature Sponsored by KCSA Radio
Jimmy Fortune Live at the Brooks & Bates Theater - San Angelo, TX
82 Gillis St
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The one and only Jimmy Fortune will be live in concert at the Brooks & Bates Theater in San Angelo, Texas on Friday, August 7. Doors open at 6:00 pm and the show will start at 7:00 pm. The outstanding vocal style that Jimmy is known for landed him an audition with the Statler Brothers quartet in 1982. After being chosen to replace Lew Dewitt as the groupâs tenor singer, Jimmyâs career flourished. For 20 years he traveled the world with the Statler Brothers. After the group retired in 2002 Jimmy has enjoyed success as a solo artist as well as a member of the Brothers of the Heart group that has recorded on the Gaither label. Donât miss your chance to see this living legend!
Literature Alive - Click, Clack, Moo: Cows that Type
Ballet San Angelo: 82 Gillis St
10:00 am - 10:30 am
Price: Free Date: August 8, 2026 Time: Performance 1: 10:00-10:30AM Performance 2: 11:00-11:30AM Performance 3: 1:00-1:30PM Performance 4: 2:00-2:30PM Location: Ballet San Angelo Studio 1 82 Gillis St.
Inside the San Angelo Performing Arts Center This summer, Ballet San Angelo is proud to continue on the Literature Alive Project!
This project brings treasured stories to life through FREE public performances. We take a beloved childrenâs book, turn it into a performance, and present it for FREE to Concho Valley kiddos! After the show, every child leaves the theatre with a new book and creative inspiration.
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows that Type tells the story of group of farm animals who discover a typewriter. They use their new machine to send a list of demands to their disgruntled farmer. Hilarity ensues as the animals and the farmer bicker back and forth via formally worded letters.
For more information, please visit balletsanangelo.org
Itâs a fun, creative, and community minded experience that blends dance, storytelling, and literacy.
Twin Fin - Full Band Performance
The House of FiFi DuBois: 123 S Chadbourne St
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
TWIN FIN: THE STORY Initially formed in post-surf backyard jam sessions on the North Shore of Oahu, Twin Fin has become one of Hawaiiâs most electrifying rock bands. With a blend of rock, country, and alternative music, their nostalgic melodies and feel-good lyrics have gained them fans all across the world, and they have toured across the U.S. Their newest EP âSongs I Never Wroteâ features seven songs that showcase their cowboy surf style music.
San Angelo LIVE & Arc Light Entertainment Bar & Grill Presents "Love is Blind" at the Clarion Hotel
441 Rio Concho Dr
9:00 pm - 11:59 pm
Arclight Entertainment, San Angelo Live, and Arc Light Bar & Grill presents âLove Is Blindâ at the Clarion Hotel in San Angelo May 23rd 9-12PM. Get Ready for a HOT NIGHT OF ROCK San Angelo!
Northside Back to School Bash
McNease Convention Center: 501 Rio Concho Dr
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
New Venue but Same Fun! We canât wait to see everyone at this yearâs North Side Back to School Bash.
Celebrate 60 Years of Rio Concho Manor
Rio Concho Manor: 401 Rio Concho Dr
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
đ Youâre Invited to Celebrate 60 Years of Rio Concho Manor! đ Current and former residents, families, community partners, and friends are all welcome to celebrate this special milestone with us as we celebrate Rio Concho Manorâs 60th Anniversary with an afternoon of memories, fellowship, and cake as we honor six decades of serving seniors in San Angelo.
đ Thursday, August 13, 2026 đ 3:00 p.m. đ Rio Concho Manor, dining room 401 Rio Concho Drive San Angelo, TX 76903
See the flyer for event detailsâwe hope to see you there!
Downtown Movie Night: Bolt
Brooks & Bates Theatre: 82 Gillis St
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
FINAL MOVIE SHOWING OF THE SEASON Follow Bolt, a super-powered dog who believes heâs a real action hero, as he embarks on an unforgettable cross-country adventure to reunite with his owner. Filled with humor, excitement, and a story about friendship and discovering what truly makes you special, this family-friendly film is perfect for all ages. Downtown Movie Night: Brooks & Bates Theatre, 82 Gillis St Feature Presentation: Bolt
Fun for the whole family! FREE ADMISSION Donations Welcome!
We canât wait to see you there!
Hosted by KCSA Radio Special thanks to the San Angelo Performing Arts Center Movie Feature Sponsored by KCSA Radio
Johnny Blaine & The Spur Band
82 Gillis St
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Concho Shakespeare is back with a brand new production of…
JULIUS CAESAR
Mark your calendarâs for this timely tale of politics, government overthrows, and the true weight of power.
Johnny and his Spur Band found success on many levels playing the bar room and honky-tonk circuit from LaGrange, Texas to Ruidoso, NM. He remained busy in the 80âs and 90âs recording some of his top hits including, âShe Never Gets Mad, She Just Gets Evenâ, âFast Flight Back to Bostonâ, and âOnly On Paperâ landing him on the Texas Country Charts. Once recognized on the Texas Country Music Charts he was then pursued by promoters as the opening acts for such legends including David Allan Coe, Willie Nelson, Billy Joe Shaver, Steve Wariner, Rusty Weir, Johnny Paycheck, and Clint Black to name a few. Johnnyâs music caught the ear of Nashville recording artist and producer David Frizzell who is the brother of Country Music Hall of Famer Lefty Frizzell and also the duet partner of Shelly West. David Frizzell produced Johnnyâs first Nashville album. Johnny is married with three sons and currently resides in Midland, Texas.
Johnny took several years off of playing to raise his sons but his love for music kept him writing and playing. He has once again entered the music scene where he stays consistently booked and busy performing real country music. His most recent song released is âI STILL LOVE YOU, BUTâŠ.â Recently, he has performed at the Iconic stages of Lil Reds Longhorn Saloon in Fort Worth, the Broken Spoke in Austin and 11th Street Cowboy Bar in Bandera.
September
Manny's Birthday Bash
The House of FiFi DuBois: 123 S Chadbourne St
8:00 pm - 12:00 am
Dia del Tren
The Railway Museum of San Angelo: 703 S Chadbourne St
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Railway Museum kicks off adding Spanish-language tours and signage with one day when EVERYTHING is in Spanish. That includes costumed guides, the little Choo Choo Train and fun crafts for kids. Everyone is invited, whether they speak Spanish, study the language or are just looking for something different to do.
Thanks to San Angelo sponsors, on Sept. 12 all children are admitted free and the kidsâ craft is free. Adults pay $4.50 (seniors and military) or $5 admission. Childrenâs rides on the little Choo Choo are $5. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Railway Museum of San Angelo, 703 S. Chadbourne, 325-486-2140, info.railwaymuseum@gmail.com, www.sanangelorailway.org.
San Angelo River Fest
Along the Concho River
9:00 am - 8:30 pm
River Fest returns Saturday, September 19, to the Concho River! Join us for a day of family fun, live entertainment, food, vendors, and NEW activities! Donât miss the FREE concert featuring the International Line Dance King, Cupid, performing his hit songs âCupid Shuffle,â âFlex,â and more live at the River Stage! Check out the flyer for more details.
For more information, call (325) 653-9577.
Mermaid of the Concho Pageant Contest
Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial Riverstage: 16 E Ave A
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
River Fest Mermaid of the Concho Sep 19, 3:30âŻPM - 5:00âŻPM Date: September 19th, 2026 Check-In: 3:30PM Pageant: 4-5PM Location: Bill Aylor Memorial River Stage
No experience necessary. Talent not necessary. Just dress up, smile, and walk the runway!
DRESS CATEGORIES:
Mini Miss Mermaid of the Concho, Little Miss Mermaid of the Concho, and Junior Miss Mermaid of the Concho with a runner up for each age group!
Judges will be scoring: Mermaid Presence - Confidence, stage presence, and comfort on stage
Costume & Creativity - Originality, sparkle, and âmermaid magicâ in outfit and accessories
Poise & Personality - Friendliness, charm, and connection with audience/judges
Theme Fit - How well they embody âMermaid of the Conchoâ theme with pearls, scales, sparkles, etc.
Contest Day Timeline: 3:30 - Check in! (Dressed in costume ready to go by this time!) 4:00 â 4:05 PM | Welcome & Introductions 4:05 â 4:25 PM | Mermaid March (Individual Walks) 4:25 â 4:35 PM | Grand Parade of Mermaids 4:35 â 4:45 PM | Group Photo Session 4:45 â 5:00 PM | Awards Ceremony
Age group titles announced: Mini Miss Mermaid of the Concho (5â7) Little Miss Mermaid of the Concho (8â10) Junior Miss Mermaid of the Concho (11â13)
Summary of What to expect during the pageant: -Opening and introduction to contest -Mermaid March (walks) in costume for contest -Photos and Awards -Reception for participants
ABRA Cadabra - The Music & Magic of ABBA in San Angelo!
San Angelo Performing Arts Center: 82 Gillis St
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Calling all ABBA fans! Donât miss ABRA Cadabraâs unforgettable ABBA tribute live at the San Angelo Performing Arts Centre on September 21st! đ€đȘ© Dance, sing, and relive the magic of hits like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and more! đđș
With over 20 years of sold-out shows worldwide, this family-friendly experience is not to be missed! đïž Get your tickets online now, or call (325) 284-3825 đ âBest show weâve ever seen!â â Gilberte Nowlan đ âPowerful, bang-on delivery with pure joy!â â Rob Randall
DancingQueen #MammaMia #ABBATribute #Family
October
Dia de los Muertos
Bart Dewitt Park: 325 S Oakes St
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
STAY TUNED FOR MORE DETAILS!
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Blocktoberfest
W Beauregard Ave: Between Irving & Chadbourne St
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
We will have live music, Oktoberfest food, some games, stein holding, lots of Zero One Brewing Company Oktoberfest and Hefewiezen, and hoping to bring in Horny Toad and Grain Theory for the fun as well!
Talks on Tap: Gothic Science from Frankenstein to Dracula
Zero One Taproom: 59 N Koenigheim
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us on Thursday, October 15, 2026 for Talks on Tap at Zero One Taproom! Presented by Dr. Allison Dushane, Professor
Advisor at Angelo State University.
Ever wondered why Frankenstein and Dracula have stood the test of time? This monthâs talk has a bit of a Halloween theme and explores the fascinating intersection of science, medicine, and the Gothic during the 19th century.
Whether youâre a fan of classic horror, history, literature, or just enjoy learning something new over a great beer, this talk is for you!
Thursday, October 15, 2026 Talk begins at 6:30 PM followed by time for Q&A Free to attend!! Bring a friend!
Gala For Hope
McNease Convention Center
6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Walk the red carpet with us as we come together to support cancer patients and their caregivers in the Concho Valley. This special night is all about making a difference while celebrating in true Hollywood style. Enjoy an evening filled with glamour, music, and purposeâwhere every ticket, every moment, and every step down the red carpet helps support a greater cause. đ¶ Live Music đ„ Elegant Atmosphere đ„ Hollywood Glam Theme â€ïž Supporting Cancer in the Concho Valley Whether youâre walking the red carpet or dancing the night away, this is a night you wonât want to miss.
November
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