David Jauer left legacy of dedication to Fiesta events, Beethoven Maennerchor
David Jauer’s passion for Fiesta led to his induction into the Order of the Cascaron in recognition of his years of volunteer service.
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San Antonio’s Black history museum secures space at La Villita
SAAACAM will bring its Black history archives to the grounds of La Villita, opening free to the public Feb. 25.
Painting the town: Murals animate San Antonio streets, from the St. Mary’s strip to the South Side
Several city-focused organizations are bringing mural projects to the downtown area and South side of San Antonio.
Recent indie and alt-country online releases by San Antonio artists make ideal last-minute gifts
Pandemic-era releases by San Antonio musicians make good options for remote holiday gift-giving.
Need a little Christmas? Go online for the new Balcones Heights Jazz Festival concert series
The Balcones Heights Jazz Festival moves online for a Virtual Christmas Jazz Concert on Tuesday, Dec. 22.
Shop local, read local: San Antonio authors bring holiday gift-giving home
Several new 2020 releases by San Antonio authors make holiday gift-giving easy for those who want to shop local.
At Monterrey Park, San Antonio celebrates its second cricket field
San Antonio cricket players and fans celebrated the inauguration of Monterrey Cricket Ground in the city’s West Side.
Hundreds enjoy Santa, snow, and Hasani the porcupine at Hemisfair
Hundreds of cars lined up to drive through Hemisfair Saturday afternoon. They were greeted by classic and unconventional holiday characters.
Pars under the stars: Woodlawn Theatre and Cool Crest Golf team up to provide holiday cheer
To brighten holiday spirits and raise funds, two Deco District venues have teamed up for an outdoor live event Sunday.
A big change in store for City arts funding: money for individual artists
The new Core Grants Funding program for the arts will fund individual San Antonio artists starting in 2022.
Young San Antonio ballerina finding success on the world stage
San Antonio high school student Kate Thomas will dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy for The Children’s Ballet of San Antonio, then compete in the Prix de Lausanne international dance competiton finals.
Esperanza Center’s Museo del Westside showcases local women activists
The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center’s Museo del Westside launched an online exhibit featuring women activists.
Soldaderas, Saints, and Subversives: New book recognizes the women of the Mexican Revolution and beyond
Along with a forward by Dolores Huerta, the collection boasts entries from Carmen Tafolla, Sandra Cisneros, and Laura Esquivel.
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