Cascarones, medals, special hats, food goodies and
more!The signs, smells and sounds of
Fiesta are here.I’m not a San Antonio
native, but when I moved here twelve years ago, my San Antonio friends quickly
introduced me to some of the festivities like Oyster Bake and NIOSA, and
without hesitation taught me all about the Fiesta traditions. One of the
traditions that totally surprised me about the consecutive eleven-day party was
the fact that people actually save their vacation just for this time of the year.My first thought twelve years ago, “Now
that’s speaking my language!”
There are so many Fiesta events (roughly 100) that I’m not
sure how one would attend all of them without taking vacation. This year for
the first time in a while, I am actually “working” during Fiesta…if I can even
call it work.I already love what I do
here at KLRN, and this year I get to play a part in the Fiesta parade
productions.And, well, I think that’s
pretty cool.So I hope you join us for
the three parades, whether it’s in person, on-air or online, and as with
everything that we do here at KLRN, I hope we make you proud to call us YOUR
public television station.
In the spirit of Fiesta, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter so you don't miss out on conversations with your community. We'll be talking about everything—favorite floats, dresses (and shoes!), the bands and all that Fiesta entails.