San Antonio Youth Brief: Local Events and Resources | October 13, 2026

SAN ANTONIO YOUTH BRIEF • OCTOBER 13, 2026

Welcome to InformedYouth’s local briefing: a practical guide to what is happening in San Antonio, with activities and resources that students and families can use.

San Antonio Public Library offers a full October calendar

San Antonio Public Library announced a series of seasonal events at branches throughout the city. Two upcoming family-friendly highlights are:

• Central Spooktacular — Saturday, October 24, 2–5 p.m. at Central Library, 600 Soledad St. Expect games and activities; costumes are encouraged. According to the city, no registration is required.
• Landa Boo — Tuesday, October 27, 4:30–6:30 p.m. at Landa Branch Library, 233 Bushnell. The celebration includes activities for all ages and a costume parade.

These activities are an accessible way to get involved locally and spend time with family or friends. Official details.

For teens: creative spaces and after-school events

The public library also lists activities specifically for teenagers. Two programs coming up this week are:

• Teen Anime & Art Club — Wednesday, October 14, 4:30–5:30 p.m. at Tobin Library. Participants can create art while watching anime; this is intended for teens.
• Teen Fall: Open Play — Friday, October 16, 4–6 p.m. at Central Library’s Teen Library. Open to ages 13–18, with activities that may include crafts, games, and virtual reality.

Locations and schedules may change. Confirm the latest event information in the San Antonio Public Library event calendar before attending.

Education resource: college preparation support

UT San Antonio’s TRIO Talent Search San Antonio works with eligible students at Holmes High School, Jay High School, Rayburn Middle School, and Ross Middle School. It offers resources such as academic and career counseling, college entrance preparation, and information about financial aid. The program is limited to eligible students at the listed schools; families should check its criteria before applying.

Official details.

What to do this week

• Choose one local activity, and check its event page for any changes or registration requirements.
• Ask a teacher, counselor, or librarian about programs available to students at your school.
• Share a worthwhile San Antonio youth activity or educational resource with someone who could benefit.

InformedYouth editorial note: Dates and program details were checked against the organizations’ published information on October 13, 2026. Verify details with the organizer before attending.