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Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio

May 14–17, 2026 · San Antonio, Texas · Bexar County

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center confirmed the 44th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival for May 14-17, 2026, including the seniors dance on Thursday and Rosedale Park performances Friday through Sunday. The supplied discovery inventory projects May 19-23, 2027, but no dedicated 2027 schedule is currently published.

Official event information ↗

Why plan around Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio?

The Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio is the country's first and longest-running conjunto festival, bringing major artists, heritage performers, students and international audiences together around one of South Texas' defining musical traditions.

Verified event details

Organizer: Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center ↗

Announced performers

Jessie Perez y Sus Compadres, Los Tellez, Conjunto Con Todo, South Texas Homies, Ruben De La Cruz Y Su Conjunto, Los Garcia Brothers, Santiago Garza y La Naturaleza, Elijah Ezequiel Y Los Conjunto Addictos, Fruity Villarreal Y Los Mavericks, J. Castillo Y Los All Stars, Ruben Garza Y Su Conjunto, Los Cucuys de Rodney Rodriguez, Los Monarcas de Mario y Pete Diaz, Da Krazy Pimpz, Lazaro Perez, Ricky Naranjo Y Los Gamblers, DeVozion, Los Estrellas De Oro, Cindy Ramos Y Su Conjunto

Official-source details checked 2026-09-01. Ticket prices and lineups can change; confirm the linked official source before purchasing or traveling.

Plan the visit

Treat the opening dance and park festival separately

The 2026 festival began with a Thursday morning seniors dance at the Royal Palace Ballroom, followed by three days of performances at Rosedale Park. Check the next official program before travel because venues and daily formats can differ.

Plan for a deep music lineup

The festival schedules performers throughout the afternoon and evening rather than around a single headliner. Identify priority artists in advance and leave enough time for entry, food and stage transitions.

Connect the music to San Antonio culture

Conjunto is rooted in South Texas and Mexican American cultural history. Pair the festival with the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center and other San Antonio music or heritage stops for a broader trip.

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