What’s Up in San Antonio - Weekend of November 12, 2020

San Antonio — THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Indianapolis Colts at Tennessee Titans 720PM

College Football: Sat:  UTSA @ SOUTHERN MISS 2PM, UT LONGHORNS and A&M BYE WEEK.

NFL: SUNDAY: HOUSTON TEXANS@CLEVELAND BROWNS 12PM, COWBOYS ARE OFF THEY HAVE A BYE WEEK

SATURDAY

University Health to host flu shot drive

With flu season quickly approaching, University Health and Precinct 4 Commissioner Tommy Calvert will host a flu shot drive on Saturday, Nov. 14 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Freeman Coliseum, 3210 East Houston Street.

Additional details:

Individual registrations must be submitted for each person receiving a flu shot. This includes everyone 6 months and up.

To protect the health and safety of everyone involved, protocols will be in place to ensure mask use and physical distancing.

Most major insurance plans will be accepted. Shots are available at no cost for those without insurance.

To register for the flu shot drive on Nov. 14, clickhttps://www.universityhealthsystem.com/calendar/flu-drive

For questions, please contact 210-358-7020.

Calvary Hills Baptist Church Food & Thanksgiving Kit giveaway

On Saturday 14 Nov @ 10 am, Calvary Hills Baptist Church will be helping out the hungry by handing out Food & Thanksgiving kits while supplies last. These will be food bags, canned foods and a foil roaster pan. The giveaway will take place at Oak Creek green space 11511 Rousseau Street, 78251. For details www.calvaryhillsbaptist.org

Huebner Oaks Farmers Market 9AM FREE

Located in: Huebner Oaks Center

Address: 11745 I-10W

THE PEARL FARMERS MARKET SAT/SUN 9AM FREE

South Texas Blood & Tissue Center is struggling

The South Texas Blood & Tissue Center is struggling to bring in donors as it tries to pull itself out of a blood shortage. The center had 1.78 days' worth of blood, as of Monday morning, compared to its goal of a three-day supply. STBTC has been trying since Friday to get 500 donors per day in order to catch up on its shortage, which the center said is mostly due to a shortage of donors, though a higher need for blood has played a role. Because of COVID-19, large blood drives at high schools and other community settings have not been possible. Go on-line to register for an appointment https://southtexasblood.org/  or call Toll free: (800) 292-5534

San Antonio’s Ford Holiday River Parade canceled for 2020

In-person Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner canceled this year due to pandemic

The event, in its 41st year, usually takes place at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. This year, Jessica Jimenez, the granddaughter of the late Raul Jimenez, said the plan is to deliver 10,000 meals to feed San Antonio’s elderly and less fortunate. https://www.rauljimenezdinner.com/ or on Facebook

Meet Rudolph, Santa Claus at SeaWorld San Antonio’s annual Christmas celebration

Get ready for some ho-ho-ho-liday fun at SeaWorld San Antonio. The park’s annual Christmas celebration is returning on select dates starting Nov. 20 and ending Jan. 3. Visitors will have the chance to meet Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Santa Claus. The park will be open from 1 to 9 p.m. on Nov. 20 – 22, 25 – 29, Dec. 4 – 6, 11 – 13, 18 – 20, 23 -27 and Dec. 30 – Jan. 3. There will be a fireworks finale on Nov. 21 and 28 and from Dec. 10-18 guests can experience the traditional lighting of the menorah for Hanukkah. Kwanzaa will also be celebrated this year and from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1 “guests can experience a joyous time of reflection and celebration of African heritage with the nightly lighting of the kinara,” park officials said.

Due to concerns over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, this year’s celebration has been modified and the park’s visitor capacity will be significantly limited to help maintain physical distancing. Visitors are required to make reservations to visit SeaWorld San Antonio and are encouraged to do so as early as possible. Reservations can be made at www.SeaWorld.com/san-antonio/tickets/reservations/.

Free 44-day celebration lets you walk through 2 million holiday lights in Marble Falls

It’s about to look a lot more festive in Marble Falls as the 30th season of the Walkway of Lights returns Nov. 20. The holiday celebration will run until Jan. 3, 2021 at Lakeside Park and includes more than two million lights covering over 350 sculptures illuminating Lakeside Park. Ice skating at Lakeside Park will also be available. Cost is $10 for kids and $12 for adults with skate rentals included in the price of admission. The Walkway of Lights, which will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. daily, will be closed in cases of bad weather. There is no cost to attend, however visitors are welcome to give monetary donations to help support the event and local nonprofits. Masks are required for all activities when visitors are unable to maintain 6-foot social distancing. To learn more about the Walkway of Lights, visit www.marblefalls.org.

UIW’s Light the Way is happening but will look different this year

The 34th annual Light the Way event will be a drive-thru experience from Nov. 20-22, starting at 6 p.m. every night, according to UIW’s Twitter account. In previous years, visitors were allowed to attend a lighting event at the Broadway campus with holiday performances.

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