Kaskade closed out the Mala Luna Festival in style. His EDM set made it feel like a Vegas nightclub with an intimate dance floor for thousands.
Monthly Archives: October 2016
Muertos Fest – Parade
Of course there had to be a parade through the Festival grounds!
Muertos Fest – Art
Today there was a Día de Los Muertos Festival in downtown San Antonio at La Villita. The Festival had tons of art on display and for sale at several booths around the courtyard. It was jam packed with families in the mood to celebrate.
Mala Luna – Steve Aoki
It was a short set by Steve Aoki, but he rocked it. If you are not familiar with his style of EDM shows, then search for him on social media. It is always interesting to see where in the world he will jet off to next. 🙂
Mala Luna – The Evening
The crowd was so energized when the sun went down and things at the Festival got much cooler. It wasn’t the most beautiful sunset, but it was a welcomed one.
Mala Luna – The Festival
The Mala Luna Music Festival was held on the grounds of the old Lone Star Brewery in San Antonio. There was food, drinks, music, art, plenty of sunshine, and the cool backdrop of the old brewery itself with its iconic tower.
Mala Luna – The Walk
Today’s destination would be the Mala Luna Music Festival in San Antonio. My goal was to see Steve Aoki perform tonight. The Festival was about a mile and a half walk from my hotel, and I chose the path that would take me down the south portion of the Riverwalk. It was a nice walk with plenty of river sights and creatures to entertain me along the way.
River Parade
After the Halloweenfest costume contest was decided, the crowd stuck around to see the decorated floats cruise by on the river.
Halloweenfest
Here are some of the entries in this evening’s costume contest at the Arneson River Theater on the San Antonio Riverwalk. The little lion tamer and her lion (dog) won first place and took home a check for $500. Congratulations to her and all of the other contestants!
La Antorcha de la Amistad
If you are walking in downtown San Antonio, you are likely to see a large sculpture called the Torch of Friendship. You may also experience direct sunlight and off in the distance, see the sunshine glinting off the exterior elevators as they carry passengers up to the top of the Tower of the Americas.
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