SAN ANTONIO — As city officials prepare to facilitate areas of downtown San Antonio to accommodate the filming of parts of the anticipated second season of the Paramount+ original series “1923” – drivers should plan ahead for upcoming road closures impacting daily commutes.
The City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture anticipates varying closures along Broadway and Peacock Alley starting September 16 until September 27.
The anticipated schedule of closures is as follows:
September 16-18
Broadway between E Pecan Street and E Houston Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Peacock Alley between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
E Travis Street between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Broadway between E Pecan Street and 3rd Street, northbound traffic only
September 19
Sidewalks on Broadway between E Pecan Street and E Houston Street will be closed during morning filming, estimated to reopen by the afternoon
Broadway between E Pecan Street and E Houston Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Peacock Alley between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
E Travis Street between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Broadway between E Pecan Street and 3rd Street, northbound traffic only
Businesses remain open and accessible, except for the morning of September 19
September 20-25
Broadway between E Pecan Street and E Houston Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Peacock Alley between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
E Travis Street between Jefferson Street and N Alamo Street, closed to vehicular traffic
Broadway between E Pecan Street and 3rd Street, northbound traffic only
The city says filming closure areas will be fully restored and all services will resume normal operations by or before September 27.
Below is a map of the film closures and potential detour. For the latest updates on the closures, visit the website here.
