Media Advisory: San Antonio River Authority and San Antonio River Foundation to host Wild & Scenic Film Festival at Confluence Park

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Wild and Scenic Film Festival at Confluence Park Pavilion

Last Updated on January 30, 2024

WHAT: The 10th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to San Antonio’s Confluence Park on Saturday, September 30. Event attendees will be treated to a curated collection of thought-provoking films focusing on environmental awareness and outdoor adventure. These films aim to capture the Earth’s beauty, shed light on pressing environmental challenges, and celebrate the efforts of communities working to protect the planet. Each film serves as an inspiration and a call to action.with an evening screening of international, nature-based short films.

For the past two years, the San Antonio River Authority and San Antonio River Foundation have partnered to bring the event to the city and foster a stronger connection to the preservation and stewardship of the San Antonio River Basin.

Tickets are 25% off Wednesday, September 27 through Friday, September 29 and can be purchased online at SanAntonioRiverFoundation.org using the code FilmFest25.

Food and beverages from local vendors are included in the ticket price, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs or blankets.

All proceeds directly contribute to the San Antonio River Foundation’s mission and programs.

WHEN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 7-9:30 PM

WHERE: Confluence Park 310 W Mitchell St. San Antonio, TX 78204

WHO:

  • San Antonio River Authority
  • San Antonio River Foundation

MORE: Established in 2003 in Nevada City, California, the Wild and Scenic event series has grown into a global gathering of filmmakers, environmentalists, and cinephiles.

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Safety Notice: The Lower River Access areas at Helton Nature Park and Graytown Park have been closed due to rising waters and potential flood risk.

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Rain is in the forecast for our are starting Tuesday, June 2 until later this week. Heavy rains in short time spans may result in high water on roads and temporary closures at low water crossings.

Before heading out, residents are encouraged to check SARiverFlood.org or their local county flood website for real‑time roadway conditions:

These sites provide up‑to‑date information from flood‑monitoring sensors across the region. Real‑time updates are available 24/7 to help you stay informed as conditions change.

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San Pedro Creek Culture Park

The east bank trail along San Pedro Creek will be temporarily closed between the upper trail at Cameron St. and the lower trail at two access points.

Closure details:

  • The first closure will impact the connector from the upper trail near West Houston St. to the south lower San Pedro Creek trail.
  • Once work at this location is complete and the trail reopens, construction will shift to the second closure area between the upper and lower trails on the opposite side of the green space.

Please follow posted signage and plan alternate routes. We appreciate your patience as this work is completed.

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Maintenance work will be done in Calder Alley starting Wednesday, September 18, 2025.

  • Trails will remain open during this work.
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  • There may be occasional contractor pickups in the area.

We appreciate your patience as we continue to maintain and improve San Pedro Creek for all to enjoy!

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The SASPAMCO paddling trail is open from River Crossing Park to Helton Nature Park.
*Please Note: Paddling Trail from Helton Nature Park to HWY 97 is still closed due to blockages. 

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Please plan accordingly and check back for updates.

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