The Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair 2024 brought a four-day music and culture fest to San Antonio's Hemisfair, featuring artists such as Jennifer Pena and Siggno, with over 100,000 attendees.

Local photographers in San Antonio capture the city's essence, from historic sites to border patrol operations, in a weekly photo series by San Antonio Report and Express-News.

Jeremiah Teutsch's detailed set design enhances "Crimes of the Heart" at the Carlos Alvarez Theater, Tobin Center, reflecting a 1970s Mississippi kitchen.

San Antonio has a vibrant cultural lineup this weekend, including the Tejano Thursday launch with Grupo TanTan, the Tejano Music Fan Fair, space-themed art at Sala Diaz, a hip-hop showcase by Andrea Sanderson, and a plant concert by Pamela Martinez.

Pamela Martinez, performing as Teletextile, presents "Estafiate: Music for Plants," an interactive art show in San Antonio, inspired by her grandmother and featuring plants as musical instruments.

San Antonio musician Nicky Diamonds releases a new album and headlines the Carver Community Cultural Center's Intimate Series, following his personal and professional tribulations.

La Semana Alegre music festival returns to San Antonio with headliners such as the Toadies and Ozomatli, featuring local talent like Nicky Diamonds who was recognized by Willie Nelson.

San Antonio's Public Theater rebrands as San Pedro Playhouse, reverting to its historic name and announcing an ambitious new season lineup. The theater also exceeded its fundraising goal, setting the stage for future productions.

San Antonio expects a surge of spring break visitors and advises planning for transportation and parking, highlighting free or discounted parking options downtown.

San Antonio's La Semana Alegre music festival is returning after its last iteration in 1995, coinciding with Fiesta celebrations from April 18-28, 2023, featuring a vibrant mix of artists and activities at Hemisfair.

Emilio Navaira's sons, Emilio IV and Diego, will perform their father's hits with the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, bringing an orchestral twist to Tejano classics.

The San Antonio Book Festival returns with a lineup of 100 authors, featuring various genres and Texas talent, set to take place at the Central Library and UTSA Southwest Campus.

The "Dawn at the Alamo" ceremony marks the historic fall of the Alamo, featuring readings, music, and a musket volley attended by enthusiasts and officials.