Every spring, the heart of San Antonio beats a little louder with the rhythm of Fiesta. For more than a century, this beloved tradition has brought people together to celebrate culture, connection, and community pride. At Flagship Health, we’re proud to be part of that legacy — especially as a primary care medical practice built specifically for seniors and senior veterans.

Our mission is simple: provide the kind of healthcare we’d want for our own families. That means being present not just in the clinic, but out in the community — where life is happening. Fiesta is one of the most meaningful opportunities of the year for us to connect, celebrate, and support the people we serve.

Fiesta is more than a party — it’s a reflection of the rich cultural diversity that defines San Antonio. The parades, the food, the music, the traditions — they bring people from all backgrounds together in celebration. And that’s something we care deeply about at Flagship Health: fostering connection, building community, and honoring heritage.

As a veteran-led organization dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of seniors and senior veterans, we see first-hand how community and culture impact well-being. Fiesta reminds us that a healthy community is a connected community — full of joy, pride, and purpose.

That spirit of connection is something our team members feel personally — and many have cherished memories of Fiesta that reflect just how deeply this celebration is woven into the fabric of San Antonio life.

🌸“I grew up watching the Battle of Flowers Parade with my abuela. It’s not just a parade — it’s history in motion. I love seeing how Fiesta brings the whole city together in such a positive way.”
— Amanda, Outreach Coordinator at Flagship Health

❣️“Fiesta is like San Antonio’s heartbeat. The music, the food, the people — it’s all so full of life. As someone who works in healthcare, I see how important joy and celebration are to our well-being. It’s healing in its own way.”
— Rachel, Outreach Manager at Flagship Health