Families gather at Bexar County's AgriLife Urban Farm Saturday for altars, sketching and a taste of Latino heritage in architecture.

San Antonio's North East School of the Arts kicks off three decades with Frozen: the Musical, and a Broadway alum is coming back for opening night.

The humorist brings his Sanctioned Shaming & Vicious Trauma tour to the Empire Theatre, with a Q&A and book signings to follow.

The Nov. 7 San Antonio concert funds Generation NEXT, which reaches more than 20,000 students and educators yearly.

Sugar skulls, mariachi and about 1,000 fellow revelers fill Plaza Guadalupe for the milestone 30th celebration.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum waives admission for a day of drumming, dance and Native-led craft demonstrations downtown.

Magik Theatre turns Beethoven Hall into a courtroom next month, letting ticket holders decide a driverless car death case by vote.

A Dove Springs car wash is getting a month of fresh paint from 13 mural artists.

Five new plays, a symposium and McNally's own Corpus Christi hit Austin stages Jan. 29-31, most of it free.

Ballet San Antonio opens a new Dracula this Friday at the Tobin Center, with 18-year-old Penelope Levan set for her professional debut.

The century-old dining car now seats 44 for events, thanks to city Heritage Grant funds and a granddaughter-led redesign.

Mercado/Material opens Thursday at Centro de Artes, marking the Market Square gallery's 10th anniversary with more than a dozen artists.

More than a dozen Austin venues are donating a portion of sales or $1 per ticket during November to help house the musicians who built the city's scene.