Jeffrey Kahane launches Harmonium of Texas in latest twist for San Antonio classical music scene
Just months after resigning from the San Antonio Philharmonic, conductor Jeffrey Kahane is launching Harmonium of Texas.
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San Antonio Book Festival 2026: See the full author lineup and new kickoff event
The 14th annual San Antonio Book Festival lineup includes more than 110 local, national and international authors.
OLLU students explore culture, art and community roots while reviving 50-year-old mural
The Barrio Arts and Popular Culture class is part of OLLU’s Visual Arts Program where students explore their own roots and the community around them.
San Antonio’s annual Southside Book Fair is back this weekend
The Southside Book Fest announced a lineup of more than 40 local and regional authors who will be meeting readers this weekend.
The first festival of its kind is coming to San Antonio’s Silk Road Cultural Heritage District
The marketplace festival will highlight the diverse communities in San Antonio connected by the ancient trade route, the Silk Road.
Behind the curtain, historic Alameda Theater project calls for more than a facelift
Plan to restore and improve the Alameda Theater is meant to transform it from mid-century movie palace to 21st century performing arts venue.
Q&A: UT San Antonio professor balances puppetry with directing ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ premiere
The theatrical premiere of UT San Antonio’s new Dramatic Arts Program launches in April at the Buena Vista Theater.
Eyewitness to history: How desegregation came to a San Antonio lunch counter
San Antonio once refused to serve Blacks at city lunch counters. Today, Black chefs shape its food scene attracting national recognition.
Master Baker to teach pan dulce classes at The Bake Lab
One of the best in the business, master baker Alex Peña, is coming to the capital of pan dulce with instruction, excitement and a story.
UNITYFest to host international musicians for series of free concerts
UNITYFest brings internationally acclaimed artists to put on free concerts at venues throughout San Antonio through Sunday.
DoSeum celebrates 10 years, prepares for expansion
The nonprofit is a spinoff of the San Antonio’s Children Museum, founded downtown in 1995
Institute of Texan Cultures prepares to reopen at its new home
The museum’s controversial move was marked by the demolishing of the Texas Pavilion and the search for a more sustainable home.
As Ballet San Antonio celebrates 40 years, a trailblazing dancer takes the lead in ‘The Nutcracker’
As Ballet San Antonio turns 40, principal dancer Buse Babadag reflects on her unexpected path from Istanbul to the Sugar Plum Fairy in this year’s “Nutcracker.”
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