Winter Vibes fest will take over San Antonio's St. Paul Square with 34-band showcase
San Antonio's newest music festival will take over St. Paul Square later this month, turning the east-of-downtown entertainment district into a showcase for a diverse batch of homegrown bands. Scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 24, the inaugural Winter Vibes Live will include performances by 34 Alamo City acts including Lonely Horse, Buttercup, Mitch Webb and the Swindles, HoneyBunny, Eddie & The Valiants, according to organizers. DJs sets, work by local artists and craftspeople plus an array of food vendors will round out the event.
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