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Rising Out of Hatred author Eli Saslow featured in Jewish Federation’s ‘For Hope For Humanity’ event
Pulitzer Prize winner Eli Saslow will virtually visit San Antonio for an Oct. 27 event benefiting the Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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Barring an increase in COVID-19, mayor says Fall Heritage Festival can take place
Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he has no plans to cancel the 1,000-person Fall Heritage Festival in La Villita set for Nov. 6.
‘Sunday is for oldies’: Local DJs put a new spin on San Antonio’s Westside sound
The Squeezbox brought back its Sunday chill-out series, now with a food menu, and rechristened it “Oldies y brunch.”
Art Heist mystery play makes clever use of Tobin Center grounds for amateur sleuths
“Art Heist” is an “adaptive, immersive” true-crime theater experience at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.
Public Theater artistic director George Green placed on leave after running afoul of actors union
George Green, artistic director of The Public Theater of San Antonio, has been placed on a leave of absence.
Foreclosed on and mostly forgotten, this 19th century San Antonio home has a new lease on life
The Fullmers discovered the Gibbs House in foreclosure two years ago and got to work transforming it into office space for their real estate firm.
New Texas Opera Alliance bands five opera companies together
Opera San Antonio joins other city opera companies in the new Texas Opera Alliance.
Fall Heritage Festival to revive NIOSA spirit in nod to the past
The Conservation Society of San Antonio will revisit its own heritage with a fall festival at La Villita.
Treviño: Historical commission chair vowed to block Cenotaph move back in February
The fight over the future of the Alamo has become a fight about its past, or at least what parts of its past will be most on display.
National Park Service names new San Antonio Missions National Historic Park superintendent
Christine Jacobs, who has an extensive background in cultural heritage management and historic preservation, starts her new job Oct. 25.
Local poets encourage voter participation in politically charged anthology
The collection of work by Texas poets includes poems of reflection, dismay, anger, and hope.
2020 Pollinator Festival migrates online, with a focus on loved ones and ‘citizen science’
The annual Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival runs throughout October with many online events and programs.
A case of ‘perfect bad timing’ brings a play about curanderas to the virtual stage of Teatro Audaz
Teatro Audaz presents a livestreamed version of actor Patricia Zamora’s “Curanderas & Chocolate” one-woman play through Oct. 10.
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