League City's Public Art Gallery presents "Small Works by Great Minds," an exhibit showcasing over 80 artworks of a maximum size of 12x12 inches from local artists. The gallery is open to the public for free with special events planned.

San Antonio's annual Holidays on Houston Street event features festive decorations, a holiday market, a cocktail crawl, drone light shows, and a fun run with an after-party, aiming to celebrate the season in the city's downtown area.

San Antonio celebrates the holidays with illuminated River Walk and activities downtown, advising visitors to plan for traffic and suggesting public transport to avoid congestion. The city provides parking tips and rates on SAPark website.

Ashlynn Sokolowski won San Antonio's 10th Dr. King Art Contest, with her work set to feature in the 2025 MLK March.

Battleship Texas's future is uncertain after the Galveston Wharves Board ended mooring talks, with the ship's destination and tourism potential unresolved.

Texas State University's Wittliff Collections has doubled its Cormac McCarthy archives, adding personal items which provide insight into the late author's life and work.

San Antonio will host its first SPACECON in October 2024, featuring celebrity guests, sci-fi and cosplay events, with autographs for sale and various contests and vendors.

Downtown San Antonio expects traffic disruption and parking challenges due to events including Billy Joel, Sting concerts, and Día de los Muertos celebrations.

The article discusses a documentary by Lourdes Portillo showing Día de los Muertos before it became commercialized and its evolving cultural impact in the US.

An exhibit at the McNay Art Museum focuses on women who contributed to the Ballets Russes, showcasing original costumes and designs from the Tobin Collection.

The 2024 Barbacoa & Big Red Festival moved to Freeman Coliseum to accommodate more attendees, featuring local music acts, a carnival, food vendors, and traditional big red and barbacoa servings.

High Street Wine Co. in San Antonio enhances the local wine scene with a curated selection, a wine club, and themed events, as covered by FOX San Antonio.

San Antonio is inviting artists and service providers to join its prequalified public art list for future projects. Applications close on October 25, 2024, and an info session will be on October 7, 2024.