Steve Rosenauer, Executive Director of the Fiesta San Antonio Commission, joined Leading SA this weekend to discuss how it went and plans for future Fiestas.
“The feedback has just been tremendous. This year, Fiesta was back to a normal timeframe in April. And all the organizations just had some great successes this week. So it’s been a lot of fun to share the Fiesta family spirit with more than two and a half million people. So it has been a great week,” Rosenauer said.Rosenauer gave us an insight into the planning already taking place for next year’s festivities.
Population continues to grow inside and outside the city. Rosenaur shared more on how growth can lead to the expansion of future Fiesta events.
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