Despite struggles, locals hold on to hope for downtown Laredo revival
An infusion of new businesses, including coffee shops, restaurants and luxury hotels, is helping revive Laredo’s downtown, despite some obstacles.
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Owners want to turn their history-rich Denver Heights home into museum and dance studio
Believing civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. once visited the Denver Heights San Antonio home, the owners hope it becomes a museum.
Where to see holiday lights in San Antonio
From a stroll on the San Antonio River to drive-thru light experiences, here’s a guide to popular holiday light displays in San Antonio.
An artist, a canvas, and a living portrait of Thanksgiving
Artist Michael Patterson Jr. has two paintings hanging in the McNay Art Museum, where he formerly worked as a security guard.
New cookbook celebrates the diverse flavors of San Antonio
Julia Rosenfeld’s new cookbook features recipes from local favorites like Mi Tierra, Botika, and Moroccan Bites Tagine.
SOLI Open Mic Night invites local classical musicians to TPR stage
Monday evening, Texas Public Radio presented SOLI Chamber Ensemble’s 6th annual Open Mic Night featuring a dozen local performers.
VIPs get a sneak peek at the Alamo’s 24,000-square-foot exhibition hall for artifacts
The Alamo Collections Center is the first building developed as part of the Alamo redevelopment plan and the newest building at the site since the 1950s.
REZ’Rvation Only food truck brings popular Navajo cuisine to San Antonio
A new San Antonio food truck featuring comfort food takes on Diné cuisine will visit the Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival at the Briscoe Western Art Museum on Saturday.
Classical Music Institute agrees to pay higher wages, heading off union dispute
A dispute over wages between a local musicians union and a San Antonio performing arts company has been resolved for the moment.
Sound and fury: After more than a year, Noise Ordinance Task Force more divided than ever
After a mid-October public meeting, members of a city task force were split over whether to support recommendations on changing the current noise ordinance.
New UTSA band for beginners brings veterans together to make music
The new UTSA Arts community engagement program has started a beginners band for military veterans.
Diwali San Antonio lights up Hemisfair
Organized by Anuja SA, Saturday’s “festival of lights” honors the sister city relationship between San Antonio and Chennai, India.
Federal judge resolves behind-the-scenes Opera San Antonio drama — for now
A labor dispute that threatened Opera San Antonio’s performances of “Pagliacci” this week was temporarily resolved by a federal judge.
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