Movie Mondays and Stand-Up Specials: San Antonio’s Top Local Picks Today

Discover San Antonio’s Vibrant Monday Scene

While Mondays are often viewed as a slow start to the work week, San Antonio’s local community and cultural hubs are offering a variety of engaging ways to spend your evening. From outdoor cinema at the historic Pearl to sharp-witted stand-up comedy along the Riverwalk, the city is far from quiet today, Monday, February 9, 2026. Whether you are looking for a family-friendly film or an immersive historical exhibition, here are the top verified events happening in the Alamo City today.

Cinema Under the Stars and Arthouse Favorites

Movie lovers have two distinct options to catch a film tonight. The Historic Pearl continues its popular "Movie Monday" tradition with a screening of the Disney classic The Princess and the Frog. This family-friendly event kicks off at 6:30 PM, inviting residents to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to the park. It is a perfect way to enjoy the early February air in one of the city’s most iconic districts.

For those seeking a more intimate cinematic experience, Slab Cinema Arthouse is hosting a screening of the Academy Award-winning film Moonlight. The showing begins at 7:00 PM and offers a deep dive into modern masterpiece storytelling within a dedicated local art space. Both screenings highlight the city's commitment to diverse film programming outside of traditional multiplexes.

Monday Night Comedy and Community Talk

• Monday Night Standup Comedy Showcase: Head down to the Riot Riverwalk Comedy Club at 8:00 PM for a night of laughs. This showcase features local talent and touring professionals looking to sharpen their sets. For those who want to see the raw side of the craft, an open mic follows later in the evening at 10:00 PM.
• The Source on Texas Public Radio: For residents interested in local policy, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones will be appearing on TPR’s The Source at 12:00 PM. The discussion is set to focus on the city's response to federal detention facilities on the East Side, providing a platform for civic engagement and real-time updates on local governance.

Public Exhibitions and Immersive Art

If you prefer to explore a museum or gallery, today marks the opening of the Home Brewed Fantasy exhibit at the NBAL Gallery, featuring pop culture-inspired works from local sculptors and artists. Additionally, the Titanic: A Voyage Through Time immersive experience remains open at the Shops at Rivercenter. This detailed exhibit allows visitors to walk through reconstructed rooms of the ill-fated ship and view artifacts that tell the stories of those on board in April 1912.