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The 1925 milking parlor once held a dozen cows. Now it has restrooms, level floors, and a fall grand opening date.
Hundreds packed Mission Concepción Saturday as two western windows lined up to light the altar and floor at once.
The four-day-old trade show favorite adds a Dry Head Spa Certification and a new demo stage at the Henry B. González Convention Center.
Performa/Dance brings clogging, square dancing, and live fiddle to a 287-seat downtown Austin stage this weekend.
More than 60 vendors, a fashion show and a Guinness bid headline Balcones Heights' 10th annual Frida Fest this weekend.
The six-time Mirrorball champ's Aug. 11 show includes a dance dedicated to daughter Everley with wife Hayley Erbert Hough.
Wonder Theatre’s full-scale Matilda musical is entering its final weekend in San Antonio, with family-friendly performances through Sunday and a special Saturday matinee.
Austin's Mueller Alamo Drafthouse is getting a new name, and Matthew McConaughey will be there to launch it with a special screening.
UT Tower's $77 million restoration is about 40% complete, with restored gold details, brighter limestone and hidden architecture emerging behind the scaffolding.
Hamilton returns to the Majestic July 28–Aug. 9 with evening shows and matinees.
Felipe Tristán was named interim music director of the San Antonio Philharmonic, becoming the orchestra’s first Mexican‑American leader as it navigates legal and financial turmoil.
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum’s traveling show opened Monday at San Antonio’s Central Library and runs through July 27 with survivor testimony and programs.
YOSA is converting a former church and charter school at 802 Oblate Drive into its first permanent campus, adding rehearsal rooms, classrooms and family spaces.
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