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Celebrating San Antonio's Day of the Dead River Parade - Vimarsana News

Celebrating San Antonio's Day of the Dead River Parade

San Antonio's Day of the Dead River Parade celebrates the holiday with a flotilla of brightly colored barges.

Día de los Muertos 2023: How to celebrate in San Antonio - Vimarsana News

Día de los Muertos 2023: How to celebrate in San Antonio

The South Texas city has a variety of performances to attend and places to view ofrendas, as well as a nighttime river parade.

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Day of the Dead River Parade at Hugman's Oasis - Vimarsana News

Day of the Dead River Parade at Hugman's Oasis

Day of the Dead River Parade at Hugman's Oasis Come celebrate the Day of the Dead River Parade with Hugman's Oasis! Secure your spot on the patio by making a reservation now! Your ticket will include a special Tiki cocktail for each guest. Pricing: $100 for a table for two. An additional charge of $25 per person. Seating for 2-4 people, or for larger parties (5+), you'll need 2 tables with an extra $50 charge per table. Seating will be available from 5:30 to 6:15 pm, and the parade will kick off at 7 pm. For booking, email howdy@tokyocowboytx.com!

Day of the Dead River parade returns to San Antonio Texas - Vimarsana News

Day of the Dead River parade returns to San Antonio Texas

The river parade comes back after complaints last year from weather delays.

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Everything we saw at San Antonio's Day of the Dead River Parade - Vimarsana News

Everything we saw at San Antonio's Day of the Dead River Parade

San Antonians braved the rain Thursday night to show up for the fourth annual Day of the Dead River Parade, part of La Villita's Spiritlandia celebration. The procession, which featured illuminated floats remembering the departed, will be the first nationally televised Day of the Dead event when it streams Nov. 1 on Peacock.