SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

This year's Tour de las Misiones celebrates Mission San Jose’s 300th year! The event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to visit and learn about the historic San Antonio Missions. This Virtual Bike Ride, Walk and Run can be completed by registered participants using the designated routes or by using their own routes to tour the Missions.  Registered participants may begin their bike ride, walk, or run on September 8, 2020 and must complete them by September 13, 2020.  

Registration is NOW CLOSED. Thank you to those who signed up for this year's event! 

Participants are asked to observe current health and safety recommendations and social distancing guidelines during their tours.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Friendship City relationship between San Antonio and Suzhou, China, the two cities partner to present this outdoor photo exhibition on the grounds of Mission San Jose honoring the flourishing connections enjoyed by the citizens of the two cities. The Classical Gardens in Suzhou are, like the San Antonio Missions, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

This exhibit will remain on display through fall 2020, and is presented by the City of San Antonio, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, San Antonio Museum of Art and the Municipality of Suzhou. For more information about the exhibit, visit worldheritagesa.com. 

Park Grounds open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. each day.

Visitors are asked to observe current health and safety recommendations, including wearing face coverings and social distancing guidelines. Visit the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park website for more info.

Free and open to the public.

Presented by The University of Texas at San Antonio. Professors Dr. Sedef Doganer and Dr. Angela Lombardi will discuss the history and conservation efforts of our amazing San Antonio Missions World Heritage, explaining how their projects go beyond protecting physical structures. People are what make a place truly sustainable, and the Missions are a critical element of our identity. Q&A with speakers will follow their presentation. Join us for this opportunity to learn about the work being done to preserve 300 years of our cultural heritage. 

MISSED THE PRESENTATION? View recording on YouTube.

To celebrate the Mission San Jose Tricentennial, the 2020 World Heritage Festival presents a magical virtual experience of classical music by Agarita Chamber Players. The performance, from the inside of the Mission San Jose Church, will open with a prayer by Father Herbert Jones. Join by watching online from your computer or mobile device.

MISSED THE CONCERT? View recording on YouTube and Facebook.

Join Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, MSPS, in a celebration of the Season of Creation with an outdoor mass at Mission San Jose in celebration of the Mission's 300th anniversary. The theme of the event is "Jubilee for the Earth: New Rhythms, New Hope."

Participants are asked to observe current health and safety recommendations, including wearing face coverings and social distancing guidelines.

Free and open to the public.

MISSED THE MASS? View recording on Facebook.