Party on the Paseo, in it’s second year, had
approximately 2,000 participants. Students, faculty,
staff and alumni are invited to this Fiesta Safe event.
UTSA student designed the Party on the Paseo poster.
Departments and organizations provided
educational games. UTSA Women’s Resource
Center played Relationship Jeopardy.
Face
painting, darts, and washers were also popular
activities.
Much like Fiesta San Antonio events, a variety of
food was offered at the event. Everything from
gorditas, nachos, snow cones and sausage on a
stick was free for the participants.
85% of the participants say they felt they
experienced part of Fiesta San Antonio by
attending Party on the Paseo.
Party on the Paseo Participant Survey
73%
of the participants say they
learned more about alcohol
responsibility because of the event.
Party on the Paseo Participant Survey
Student peer education organization Be A
Responsible Roadrunner played an alcohol
education game with participants.
Roadrunners of all ages enjoy UTSA’s
Party on the Paseo.
Community agencies and organizations were invited to the
event to educate students about their resources.
Representatives report they participate because it is a great
event that supports their mission.
88%
of the participants say they felt
more connected to the community by
attending Party on the Paseo.
Party on the Paseo Participant Survey
Concerts provide musical entertainment
for the outdoor, evening event.