1965 mural by Manuel Felguérez uncovered at the Mexican Cultural Institute
Last week, a 1965 mural by Manuel Felguérez was uncovered at the Mexican Cultural Institute. The mural had been hidden behind a wall.
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In 1981, the San Antonio Museum of Art opened in the renovated 1884 Lone Star Brewery complex.
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America’s Walking Club shows off new headquarters, announces international festival
At an open house event for its new headquarters, America’s Walking Club announced the IVV Olympiad will be held in San Antonio.
New book by Jan Jarboe Russell traces little-known period of Eleanor Roosevelt’s life
Eleanor Roosevelt formed many enduring ideals while living in Greenwich Village in the 1920s, a period explored by author Jan Jarboe Russell.
Cenotaph stays, cars go: Here’s the new City plan for Alamo Plaza
The Alamo Plan has been in limbo since September, when a plan to move Alamo Cenotaph from its place in the middle of the plaza was denied.
Agarita ensemble joins past and present of classical music in free concerts, live and virtual
The Agarita chamber ensemble recorded its virtual Friday concert in the historical setting of the Spanish Governor’s Palace.
Education nonprofit leader, former H-E-B executive selected to run Alamo nonprofit
Kate Rogers will take over a leadership role left by Doug McDonald, who resigned last year amid a stalled redevelopment effort.
Bestselling author Isabel Allende added to SA Book Festival lineup
Chilean author Isabel Allende joins 200 authors for the 2021 San Antonio Book Fair “online edition” April 11.
Archaeologists have recorded 233 ancient art sites along Texas’ border with Mexico. Now they want to discover the meanings behind the murals
Shumla leaders said they completed the first phase of their Alexandria Project, having documented 233 rock art sites along the Lower Pecos.
Bad Mama Jama springs forward Saturday night at the Jo Long Theatre
Saturday night, the Carver Community Cultural Center presents “Bad Mama Jama Remix” featuring Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson and an ensemble cast.
Los arqueólogos han registrado 233 sitios de arte antiguo a lo largo de la frontera de Texas con México. Ahora quieren descubrir el significado de los murales.
En diciembre, los líderes de Shumla concluyeron la primera fase del proyecto, habiendo documentado 233 sitios de arte rupestre de la región baja del río Pecos.
Tales of migration, triumph, and tragedy in 5th annual Femme Frontera Filmmaker Showcase
Seven films by Latinx and Native women are featured in the annual Femme Frontera showcase, free Friday night with a filmmaker Q&A.
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