Fiesta Chairs: San Antonio's Trusted Tradition

It's April 21st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is El Paso News today, your AI-powered

local news.

Fiesta season in San Antonio means chairs everywhere along the riverwalk, for all those

parades.

Groups like the Texas Cavaliers handle about 3,500 of the more than 30,000 seats that

get lined up each year.

Different organizations have their own setups.

Some rent chairs, others use their own stock, and plenty of folks just bring seats from

home to snag a prime view.

The process stays tight to keep things fair.

They count every single chair exactly and slap on stickers for seat assignments.

People pay up for these spots, and all that cash flow straight back to community causes.

Those funds especially help kids' charities across San Antonio and Central Texas, making

it a real win for local families.

After the parades wrap, the chairs just sit there overnight with barely any worry.

In five years, organizers report only two gone missing, proving the trust in this Fiesta

tradition runs deep.