UNITYFest bridges world cultures through music
UNITYFest, the renamed annual International Music Festival of Musical Bridges Around the World, runs Feb. 2-5 in various downtown venues.
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Faces of San Antonio’s Martin Luther King Jr. marchers
Portrait photographer Sam Cook, who grew up attending the MLK Jr. march with his mother, spent Monday capturing images of some of the marchers.
‘The march is necessary’: MLK March returns to San Antonio’s streets with renewed meaning
Thousands took to the streets of San Antonio’s East Side on Monday for the first Martin Luther King Jr. march since 2020.
MLK Jr. March returns after two years. Here’s what you need to know.
As many as 400,000 people are expected to fill the streets of San Antonio’s East Side Monday for the in-person return of the nation’s largest MLK March.
Newly rebranded Contemporary at Blue Star receives $500K from Kronkosky Foundation
The Contemporary at Blue Star has announced a major gift from the Kronkosky Charitable Foundation to help fund its arts exhibition and education programming.
DreamWeek brings diverse voices together in creativity and community
DreamWeek begins Friday and runs through Jan. 29 with an array of events, including issues-focused conversations and cultural expressions.
Leaks, hail and stray bullets prompt San Fernando Cathedral roof replacement
Scaffolding will remain around San Fernando Cathedral until all roof repairs are complete, likely in March. The Saga video installation will return at that time.
Holocaust remembrance series looks to the past to dissect the present
The theme of this year’s “Holocaust Learn & Remember” series, presented by the San Antonio Public Library and The Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio, is censorship.
‘Spirited’ summit highlights Texas cocktail scene
The inaugural Third Coast Cocktail Summit takes place at the Drury Plaza Hotel downtown and at an array of San Antonio bars and restaurants from Jan. 10-14.
Andrea ‘Vocab’ Sanderson takes on new role as co-host of local arts podcast
San Antonio Poet Laureate Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson will co-host the Arts for the Health of It podcast starting Jan. 10.
Blayne Tucker leaves a legacy of music advocacy and devotion to family
Friends, family and music industry colleagues mourn the loss of Blayne Tucker, who died on Dec. 30 at age 42.
Prepare for launch at the Carver Gallery with two new art exhibitions
Exhibitions of artwork by San Antonio artists Maverick Pascal and Timothy Lister touch on themes of Black history and an inclusive future.
San Antonio welcomes 2023 with a bang
Dazzling fireworks over downtown San Antonio mark the start of a new year.
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