Jingle bells, carolers and a Merry-Achi Christmas: Concerts bring holiday cheer to San Antonio
From choirs to mariachis, performances across the city invite San Antonians to celebrate the holly jolly season.
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Merry and bright: A guide to holiday lights in San Antonio this Christmas season
It’s easy to get into the holiday spirit with numerous light displays you can see from the car, on foot and along the San Antonio River.
San Antonio’s official New Year’s Eve party returns to downtown and into Civic Park
About 70,000 people will head to downtown San Antonio for the city’s official New Year’s Eve party, “Dancing In The Streets.”
City of San Antonio seeks new poet laureate
The City of San Antonio has announced the search for its next poet laureate following the abrupt removal of Nephtalí De León in August.
Mays Family Foundation gives $5M to Alamo museum
The Alamo Visitor Center and Museum will include an exhibition space that will be named the Mays Family Legacy Gallery.
Abilene abides, with history in plain sight
A visit to Abilene reveals a local love of literature, a riveting exhibition of Black Texas artists and a deep respect for frontier history.
Sheriff Salazar’s ‘cop talk’ podcast digs deeper on local true crime cases
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is one of the latest organizations to hop on the podcast, or ‘copcast,’ trend.
‘Beautiful, legendary soul’ Rita Moreno shares decades of wisdom with local theater students
Legendary actress Rita Moreno joined actor Ricardo Chavira at the Empire Theatre for a master class for area high school students. The pair will take the Majestic Theatre stage Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for a general audience.
Five years of honky tonkin’: The Lonesome Rose celebrates its anniversary
St. Mary’s Strip honky tonk The Lonesome Rose celebrates its 5th anniversary with performances, karaoke and dance lessons.
95-foot ‘Por Vida’ mural on Houston Street Garage honors San Antonio Spurs
A group of local artists are painting a $100,000 mural honoring the San Antonio Spurs on the Houston Street Garage. The 95-foot mural, titled “Por Vida,” is being painted on an east-facing wall on the corner of the garage, looking toward Navarro Street. It will be up for at least five years, with opportunities to…
Refusing to Forget seeks oral histories of Mexican Americans in South Texas
An exhibit and oral history project opening Saturday at Our Lady of the Lake University trace personal and regional histories of San Antonio and the South Texas borderlands.
‘Painter with music’: Electronic music pioneer Morton Subotnick to perform in San Antonio
San Antonio is one of six cities on what might be the final live performance tour of noted electronic music composer Morton Subotnick, who will debut a new composition.
Colors and lights: San Antonians celebrate traditions of India at Diwali SA
Here, India’s most important holiday of the year also celebrates San Antonio’s sister city relationship with Chennai, India.
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