San Antonio artist Joe R. Villarreal adds two nostalgic sculptures, "El Papalote" and "El Trompo," to the West Side, enhancing the neighborhood with his artistry.

San Antonio's downtown hosts a summer events series featuring cultural performances, live music, and food trucks at venues like La Villita and Historic Market Square. Highlights include Fiesta Noche del Rio and A Night of Soul in honor of Juneteenth.

La Villita hosted 'A Night of Soul,' celebrating African American music and poetry, with an exhibit by the African American Community Archive and Museum, featuring artists and poets like 13-year-old Arianna Shaprow.

The Institute of Texan Cultures is closing its current location, with hopes to reopen near Alamo Plaza. Its last day was quieter than expected due to a missed school visit, and its future is met with mixed emotions and anticipation.

The Unheard-of Ensemble is hosting a free concert series in San Antonio, featuring the works of emerging composers from their Collaborative Composition Initiative.

San Antonio celebrates Pride Month with a variety of LGBTQIA events including river parades, drag shows, and creative arts, with festivities beginning June 1 and culminating in a grand parade on June 29.

San Antonio is hosting several cultural events including the Queer Voices Pachanga, the opening of Ruby City's 'Unsettled Eye' exhibition with free food, a salsa social at Cuba 1618, and an art exhibition at La Zona.

The Texas Tribune Festival in Austin plans to address Texans' declining faith in democracy with prominent speakers like Stacey Abrams and Preet Bharara joining the event from Sept 5-7.

San Antonio announces a series of summer music events, including free Make Music Day, showcasing local talents and featuring performances across various genres and venues, with some events specifically for families.

A.B. Quintanilla was removed from a music festival lineup amid unspecified personal issues and a public outburst related to his mental health struggles.

The Latino Bookstore Community Gallery presents works by Celeste de Luna and Chris Escobar, complementing the "Life and Death on the Border 1910-1920" exhibit.

San Antonio is preparing for another hot summer and families are seeking indoor activities to stay cool. Affordable options include museums, movie theaters, libraries, trampoline parks, and more to keep children entertained.

San Antonio offers diverse weekend activities, including live performances at Hermann Sons Rathskeller Bar and Jazz, TX, salsa dancing at Tobin Center, and the CAAPIBARA party at Curry Boys BBQ.