San Antonio's proposed 2027 budget includes funding for the Botanical Garden and the Book Festival. The Botanical Garden is set to receive $1 million, which is a reduction from the previous year. The reduction is $200,000 less than the 2026 funding.
Funding for the Book Festival will remain unchanged at $240,000. Further details on the proposed budget are available from Texas Public Radio, the source of this information.
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