Helotes

Community Highlights

Originally a farming community, Helotes has become known for its:

• John T. Floore Country Store - Legendary live music venue featuring Texas artists like Willie Nelson
• Helotes Creek Winery - Producing 35 different flavors of local wine
• Old Town Market Days - Monthly market featuring local crafts and produce
• Josabi's - Popular live music venue with full bar and event space

Education

Helotes is served by the Northside Independent School District with:

• Elementary Schools:
  • Charles L. Kuentz, Jr. Elementary
  • Helotes Elementary
  • Los Reyes Elementary
  • Randall H. Fields Elementary
• Middle Schools:
  • Dr. Hector P. Garcia Middle
  • Wallace B. Jefferson Middle
  • Dr. John Folks Middle
• High Schools:
  • Sandra Day O'Connor High (in Helotes)
  • Louis Dembitz Brandeis High
  • John Marshall Harlan High

History & Culture

The name "Helotes" comes from the Spanish word for "corn-on-the-cob" (elotes). Established in 1981, this former farming community has preserved its historic charm while becoming known for:

• Historic dance halls attracting musicians from across Texas
• Monthly Old Town Market Days showcasing local artisans
• Family-friendly community events throughout the year
• Scenic Hill Country landscapes and rural atmosphere

Local Lifestyle

Residents enjoy:

• Proximity to San Antonio amenities while maintaining small-town feel
• Access to excellent Northside ISD schools
• Regular community events and festivals
• Local wineries and live music venues
• Beautiful Texas Hill Country scenery

Real Estate Overview

Helotes offers:

• Spacious residential properties with Hill Country views
• Mix of historic homes and newer construction
• Large lots with natural landscaping
• Peaceful, small-town atmosphere
• Convenient access to San Antonio