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Night in Old San Antonio® is part of San Antonio's glorious 10-day Fiesta, which takes place every April to celebrate San Jacinto Day, April 21st. NIOSA® is held on four evenings, from Tuesday through Friday. Each evening the gates open at 5:30 p.m. and close at 10:30. Plan to join 100,000 other party-goers and 16,000 volunteers for these upcoming NIOSA®'s!
NIOSA (Night in Old San Antonio)
 
Night in Old San Antonio - or NIOSA, as it is more commonly called - is one of the most raucous events of Fiesta. It's also the one event where parents will need to think twice about bringing the kids. That's because at certain times on certain days, NIOSA is packed tight with younger partiers guzzling down the beverages that younger partiers tend to guzzle.

NIOSA is known for offering a terrific array of food celebrating the cuisines of the ethnicities represented in La Villita, the restored 17th Century village that hosts NIOSA every year.

Among the food choices are anticuchos, escargot, horseshoe sausage, cream horns, knockwurst and fried mushrooms, to name a few. The non-stop musical entertainment features western, R&B, conjunto, jazz, oompah, mariachi and flamenco dancers.

The Antonio Conservation Society presents, A Night in Old San Antonio (NIOSA) - a four-night fun event. Every year more than a 100,000 people participate in the event, which is a part of the Fiesta San Antonio. The village is segregated into fifteen different cultural areas during the four night celebration. Each group represents San Antonian culture in various forms of food, clothing, music and entertainment, a feast for all your senses! The four nights are not restricted to fun alone, but they help in preserving the culture of San Antonio and educating the future generations about the rich heritage.

 
 
 

Ticket Information

Advance discount tickets for NIOSA generally go on sale around the first of April. Advance tickets, which cost $8, are available at: 

Area H-E-B grocery stores 

Southwest Research Institute 

USAA 

The Fiesta Commission 

Information Booth at Crossroads Mall 

NIOSA Headquarters at 511 Villita Street 

San Antonio Military Bases 

Tickets are available at the NIOSA® gates at $10 for adults, $2 for children 6-12; children under 6 are admitted free. 

Park-and-Ride bus transportation is available from several convenient area locations, and will drop you off right at the NIOSA® gates.