The Sarah and Ernest Butler Performance Center opens Saturday with a free Community Day before Ofrenda debuts October 1.

Strum & Folk is scheduled for next June.

The Orchestra San Antonio kicks off its 2026-27 season November 14 with a new concerto featuring violinist Anna Lee.

The Tobin Center hosts a Bach-themed Christmas tale narrated by board chair Jeff Galt and his family.

San Antonio's #MonthlyMural pick honors a Payaya creation story painted by teens at Yanaguana Garden.

Chavis Mármol, who once dropped a nine-ton Olmec head on a Tesla, now rides a homemade Little Boy replica Thursday at Artpace.

Original dancers Jeannette Chavez and Denise Rios are part of the company's history as the West Side troupe celebrates 35 years.

The Greater Tuna co-creator's solo pandemic show becomes a full ensemble play with local San Antonio actors.

The Nov. 15 sing-along at Chapel of the Incarnate Word benefits a nonprofit helping 6,300 refugee clients citywide.

San Antonio's free, three-day Día de los Muertos gathering returns to Hemisfair with two processions and a sensory-friendly night.

The living sculptures grow and change with 10,000 marigolds through November 2 at the Funston Place garden.

Two free nights blend farmworker history, chamber music and visual art — from UTSA Downtown to a restored West Side conjunto hall.

The 11th annual festival kicks off this week with a scavenger hunt, an outdoor Mass and a Lorca play honoring Spain.