Photo gallery by Julianna Montoya
This fellow Fiesta-goer flaunted his medals and fiesta spirit. (no name was provided) 
Here we see the crowd for the 1st night of Fiesta de los Reyes in Market Square. 
Two young vendors are preparing Micheladas; these are alcoholic beverages that are chile-based and sometimes contain tomato juice. 
Here we have vendors who are preparing tacos. 
Roasted Corn and other traditional Hispanic street food are served through the course of Fiesta. 
One thing you can never get enough of during Fiesta is drinks. After all, it is a 10 day celebration. 
This opening band performed in front of the “Centro de Artes” building on Friday night, as the second day of Fiesta ensued. 
One main attraction of Fiesta is that every day features live music; many of the opening bands are local to San Antonio. 
This gentleman was sitting (possibly sleeping) amongst the crowd of people who were waiting for the next band to set up. 
Fiesta after dark can become unruly. The destination of where these cops are headed is unknown, but around this time accidents and public disturbances will occur.
Audio story by Lucus Newman
Fiesta – Texas’ biggest celebration of Mexican food, culture and heritage starts this week. Fiesta brings people from all over the state and all walks of life. Every spring they come together to eat, drink and celebrate in San Antonio.
