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Alamo Exhibit competes for Best New Attraction title.

Madeleine Patten from Comal ISD won a $10,000 scholarship for her metal sculpture "Ironclad Hooves" at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Western Art Contest.

The new logo for the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four in San Antonio was unveiled, featuring a retro color scheme and mission architecture influences, highlighting the event's impact on the city.

San Antonio's Evalin Clark competes on "The Bachelor" to win Joey Graziadei's heart. She joins 31 others in the reality show, known for its romance and drama.

Officials seek public input on the Brackenridge Park overhaul in San Antonio, aiming to address long-standing issues and potentially align the park with a new National Heritage Area designation.

San Antonio offers post-holiday Christmas tree recycling; trees can be reimagined as mulch or compost, used in gardens, or creatively repurposed, with options even for potted trees to be replanted.

Fiesta 2024 in San Antonio will run from April 18-28, featuring cultural parades, music, and economic benefits, with pre-events like the Teen Queen Coronation and museum exhibits.

Recycling Christmas trees into fish habitats is promoted in Texas and Missouri, where agencies collaborate with local entities, offering drop-off spots and ensuring submerged trees enhance aquatic environments.

San Antonio is inviting public input on Brackenridge Park's makeover, facilitated by a diverse advisory committee focusing on preservation and enhancement aligned with past studies and plans.

Terry Black's Barbecue is expanding to San Antonio's Pearl area with plans for a restaurant, hotel, and underground parking on a 1.4-acre site they bought in 2021.

Bexar County funds Centro San Antonio's "Art Everywhere" initiative with $250,000, aimed at enriching downtown San Antonio with art and boosting the economy.

San Antonio celebrates its 12th annual DreamWeek summit with over 230 events, focusing on social consciousness and community engagement inspired by MLK Jr.'s legacy.

The Pearl in San Antonio launches Stable Hall, a new music venue with historical charm, aiming to attract major acts and provide an elevated experience for performers and audiences alike.

The article explores Monte Vista, San Antonio, highlighting its historical charm and ongoing efforts to address past discriminatory practices and current socioeconomic disparities.

Texas ranks as the second state for racial progress, with Georgia in the lead, based on a WalletHub study noting improvements in racial equality indicators, such as health insurance gaps, although work remains, especially in racial integration.

The new Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa opens, bringing luxury accommodations and unique dining to the city's heart, with a focus on local culture and history.

Texas celebrates Mardi Gras with statewide events, including Bandera's Cowboy-themed festivities, pub runs in San Antonio, Galveston's historic festival, pet parades, and boat parades in Kemah.

Hopscotch in San Antonio introduces five new interactive art installations, including the immersive "Quantum Trampoline." The gallery reopened after renovations with tech-infused art.

Local photographers in San Antonio capture both the festive Fiesta celebrations and regular city life in a series of photos published by the San Antonio Report.

Colton Valentine created a Stanley cup-themed mural in San Antonio, capturing the city's culture and joining a vibrant street art scene with various colorful murals.

San Antonio hosts a variety of events for Black History Month, focusing on "African Americans and the Arts," including theater, films, exhibitions, and talks.

Jeffrey Kahane has been named the new music director of the San Antonio Philharmonic, aiming to connect with the city's diverse communities and revitalize the orchestra's programming with a mix of traditional and contemporary works.

San Antonio's 76th Fiesta unveils new medals with sun and beer cup designs for collectors, with proceeds supporting the Conservation Society. The festival will take place at La Villita from April 23-26.

The San Antonio Coffee Festival has been postponed to March 2nd due to weather, with tickets honored for the new date and refunds available. The festival offers tastings, workshops, and supports a local charity.

The exhibit "Millennial Lotería: The LatinXperience" in San Antonio showcases a modern take on the traditional Mexican game, resonating with contemporary Latino experiences.

Babies in the NICU at Methodist Hospital donned festive outfits for Valentine's Day, as reported by KENS 5, with the hospital delivering over 6,400 babies in 2023.

Bexar County Courthouse hosted free mass wedding ceremonies on Valentine's Day, where a record number of couples, including military personnel with waivers, got married. Donations were encouraged to support local shelters.

Local florist Pretty Petals sees a trend toward mixed arrangements over red roses for Valentine's Day, with customers opting for cost-effective options.

New books by San Antonio authors discuss race and politics, including a collection by Cary Clack and a biography of Frank Tejeda Jr. The San Antonio Book Festival will celebrate the area's literary scene.

The Tobin Center in San Antonio launched 'Arts for All,' offering discounted event tickets to SNAP and WIC recipients.

The 42nd Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio promises a cultural and educational experience with a music lineup featuring big names and a poster contest won by college student Anna Arce.

UTSA student Eymen Geylan will perform Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2 with a full orchestra, breaking the norm of a two-piano recital. The South Texas Symphonic Orchestra concert on February 24 includes other classical performances.

Santikos Theaters announces a major event with $5 deals on movies, concessions, and select activities. The offer is available this Sunday in San Antonio, promising affordable entertainment.

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo now includes Agrobotics where kids code robots to perform agricultural tasks, with scholarships awarded for competitors.

Nathan Felix's opera "El Conquistador" premieres in San Antonio, telling the story of Cortés and La Malinche with a blend of music and audience engagement.

The San Antonio Report covers artist Joshua Hinson's arrest for chalk art at bus stops, igniting debate on public art versus vandalism and urban maintenance.

San Antonio's Fiesta Oyster Bake announces its 2024 music lineup, featuring Gary Hobbs and others. The event will support university programs and offer discounted tickets, VIP packages, and a VIA Park and Ride shuttle service.

San Antonio's River Walk will celebrate St. Patrick's Day by dyeing the river green and hosting a festival with music, dance, and a parade of Irish-themed floats.

The Kawacon 3 Wishes Con is set to take place at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, promising anime and gaming fans a weekend filled with vendors, voice actors, and gaming tournaments.

Kerrville is preparing for the April 8 solar eclipse with parking plans for the anticipated crowds. The Kerrville Eclipse Festival will feature music, talks, and free and paid parking options.

The Junior League of San Antonio celebrates its centennial with events, a historical exhibit, and a cookbook to honor its 100-year legacy of women's leadership and community service.

The restoration of Charles Bellinger's mansion in San Antonio highlights his historical contributions to the city's East Side, especially during Black History Month.

Glenn Howell was named Employee of the Month in Seguin for his impressive work as a ROW Inspector/Technician, aiding street maintenance efficiency and improving permit processes.

Seguin Animal Services and Blue Lotus Winery host a pet adoption event in Seguin on March 23, 2024, with adoption specials and donation opportunities.

Artist Ruben Esquivel is selected as the NEA Our Town Artist in Residence to celebrate Seguin's indigenous communities through art, and invites locals for conversations to shape the project.

The McNay Art Museum's exhibition "de la Torre Brothers: Upward Mobility" critiques wealth and capitalism with symbolic installations and lenticular prints.

Maria Williams created San Antonio's first Black art gallery, which has gained recognition and support from the community, including the mayor's office.

San Antonio announces a lineup of free outdoor events for March, including fitness sessions, crafts, Fiesta medal collecting, St. Patrick's Day celebrations, live entertainment, and the San Antonio Coffee Festival.

San Antonio's Fest of Tails returns to McAllister Park on March 16, featuring a day of dog and kite festivities including a Pooch Parade and Costume Contest. The family-friendly event is free and celebrates community bonding.

Spurs Give and NIOSA reveal their 2024 Fiesta medals, celebrating San Antonio's spirit and community with sales supporting local philanthropic efforts and cultural festivities.

The Fiesta Oyster Bake in San Antonio is set for April, featuring artists like Kevin Fowler and Collective Soul, with proceeds supporting St. Mary's University students.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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 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.

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

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.

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.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden hosts a Dementia-Friendly Gardening Workshop for patients and caregivers, emphasizing therapy and community through engagement with nature.

San Antonio prepares for its 133rd Fiesta, a 10-day event starting April 18, featuring charity, culture, and street parties, showcasing inclusivity with the theme "Fiesta for all!"

San Antonio's Fiesta celebrates history and culture with over 100 events including parades and food, while fostering inclusivity and charity from April 18 to 28.

Texas prepares for a total solar eclipse with statewide celebrations and festivals, drawing a million visitors and featuring events like the Texas Eclipse Festival at Reveille Peak Ranch.

San Antonio's cultural scene offers various events this weekend, featuring performances, local arts, a market, and a bioluminescence-themed festival, all showcasing the area's diverse talents.

San Antonio's Esperanza Peace and Justice Center launches a three-day water festival with art, poetry, music, and discussions on water and environmental issues.

San Antonio gears up for Fiesta with 'Chanclas y Cervezas' featuring headliner A.B. Quintanilla III. The event on April 20th offers music, games, and supports local nonprofits.

The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department is hosting its annual free fruit tree giveaway next Saturday, offering a variety of trees to residents to enhance the city's greenery.

Texas is set to host various festivals for the April 8 solar eclipse, with amenities ranging from hot air balloons to live music, and attracting visitors from far and wide.

San Antonio's third annual Southside Book Fair celebrated local authors and artists, promoting community engagement through literature and creative inspiration, especially for youth.

San Antonio's Fourth Annual Guayabera Festival celebrates the iconic Latin American shirt on April 13th at Travis Park, featuring a blend of cultural tradition and modern fashion.

A new public art display in San Antonio celebrates Tejano music history with a 14-foot accordion player sculpture and a mosaic at the River Walk, coinciding with the release of the 2024 Fiesta Medals.

The Tower of the Americas in San Antonio is set to host its annual Wine Fest on April 6, featuring tastings from 24 Sonoma County wineries, food, music, and games, with special discounts for military members.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden hosts evening events with live music, food, and local vendors, including the Garden Nights jazz series and the broader-genre Summer Nights, starting in April and June respectively.

San Antonio's weekend brings a vibrant mix of cultural events, including a tribute concert, a maze art exhibit, riverside DJ performance, interactive prayer installation, and river pigment mandala paintings.

Ruby City showcases Celia Álvarez Muñoz's "Los Brillantes," displaying collaged portraits of San Antonio artists, and "Tangible/Nothing," reflecting on memory and absence.

San Antonio's downtown will host a Passion of Christ re-enactment this Good Friday, drawing thousands to watch the Archbishop lead the procession, which now starts from Travis Park.

Stable Hall opens in San Antonio's Pearl District as a new live music venue with a diverse lineup, including country, comedy, and Latin acts for April, and praised for its acoustics and atmosphere.

Fiesta San Antonio announces a second flash sale with up to 50% off wristbands starting at 4 a.m. on April 5, following the success of the previous sale.

San Pedro Playhouse presents "Midsummer Sueño," a local adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," set in San Antonio and featuring Spanglish, mariachi music, and folklorico dance.

Stable Hall in San Antonio provides a family-friendly "Sabor Sessions" series on Saturdays with free Latin music, lotería, and local food before 2:30 p.m., aiming to be an inclusive event for all ages.

Goodwill San Antonio unveils its 2024 Fiesta Medal, while Spurs Give releases a new collection, and NIOSA presents a medal for its 76th anniversary, each supporting local community efforts.

The Pearl complex in San Antonio unveils a new '¡VIVA!' mural, celebrating the city's annual Fiesta with a lively design that's become a popular backdrop for photos.

UTSA's Angela Speck is set to lead a Total Solar Eclipse Viewing Party in Texas, sharing her extensive knowledge and passion for celestial events with the public and her students.

The 8th annual Noche de Romance in Plaza Guadalupe featured traditional mariachi music, supporting Mariachi Azteca de América and educational programs.

News 4 San Antonio covers Texas A&M University's consideration of reviving their bonfire tradition, halted since a fatal collapse in 1999 that killed 12 students.

San Antonio's Fiesta celebration features locals showing off their 2024 Fiesta medals, including a unique UTSA medal commemorating a solar eclipse with a gear-like design.

Teachers at Cameron Elementary in San Antonio made a Beyoncé-inspired music video to motivate students for exams, while Beyoncé's album "Act ll: Cowboy Carter" advanced her as the first Black woman to top Billboard's country chart.

San Antonio is creating a Silk Road Cultural Heritage District to honor Middle Eastern, North African, and Asian influences. Public input is sought through meetings and a dedicated website.

San Antonio's "Resilient and Responsive: Artists and the Environment" art exhibit, links local artistic talent with environmental themes related to the city’s climate plan.

San Antonio's weekend includes jazz by the river, mariachi, a book festival, the Poteet Strawberry Festival, comedy shows, and various music performances across venues.

The Texas SandFest in Port Aransas is set for April 18-21, featuring a major sand sculpture contest, live music, and philanthropic activities, with proceeds supporting local charities and scholarships.

San Antonio officials advise Fiesta attendees to plan for traffic and parking challenges, suggesting public transit and ridesharing to avoid congestion.

San Antonio honors former Poet Laureate Octavio Quintanilla during National Poetry Month, featuring his "Frontextos" in three exhibits and celebrating his contributions to poetry and art.

The article discusses how ongoing construction in downtown San Antonio will impact the Fiesta festivities, advising attendees on navigation and transport options amidst the closures and detours.

The Witte Museum in San Antonio's Fiesta exhibits feature celestial-inspired gowns and historical Fiesta fashion, offering interactive experiences and theme-based Fiesta medals.

Jaime's Place in San Antonio is hosting a 10-day event featuring drag performances and 1980s music, offering an alternative to traditional Fiesta celebrations.

Two local artists have created a new mural series called 'The Echoes of Market Square' in San Antonio, adding vibrant artwork to the city's urban space and celebrating its cultural heritage.

The Budweiser Clydesdales have returned to San Antonio for the Fiesta 2024 celebrations, an event that supports local non-profits. Texas Public Radio offers tips and event suggestions for attendees.

The 79th Texas Cavaliers River Parade, themed "Viva America," is expected to draw large crowds in San Antonio, with proceeds benefiting children's charities.

The Texas Cavaliers River Parade is a highlighted event of Fiesta 2024 in San Antonio, featuring lighted floats on April 22nd from 7-11 p.m., with options for ticketed seating and free viewing spots.

San Antonio celebrates dogs and local fashion at the Fiesta® Pooch Parade, with over 1,000 dogs expected, costume contests, and food trucks, as well as the bespoke Guayaberas from Divide and Conquer.

San Antonio's La Semana Alegre music festival returns after a 29-year hiatus, featuring local talents and security enhancements, with a capped attendance for a safer experience.

The San Antonio Philharmonic, led by Jeffrey Kahane, has announced its diverse 2024-2025 season, featuring everything from Selena's music to Beethoven's 9th Symphony, and aims to encompass a wide cultural range and community engagement.

San Antonio's 133rd Battle of Flowers Parade is set to take place this Friday, featuring floats and festivities, with over half a million expected attendees.

PACFEST, part of San Antonio's Fiesta, highlights education and community on the Southside with festivities that include educational booths and a new nursing program.

The Chaparral Music & Heritage Festival celebrated its sixth year as part of San Antonio's Fiesta with live music, food, and cultural activities at Civic Park.

The Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio proceeded successfully despite construction at Alamo Plaza, with traditional wreath-laying and vibrant floats.

Over 200 small businesses, including first-timer Michelle Moses-Marquez, prepare for the King William Fair in San Antonio, expected to draw 35,000 visitors.

The San Antonio Fiesta concluded with the Fiesta Flambeau Parade, marking the end of a vibrant city tradition that brings the community together in celebration and features swift cleanup efforts by city workers.

UTSA's Democratizing Racial Justice project grants $10,000 stipends to 10 local artists to develop projects addressing racial justice, involving various artistic mediums and community engagement.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is hosting the Huntopia exhibit with large animal sculptures by artist Hunt Slonem, including bunnies and butterflies.

The Asian Festival in San Antonio, celebrating cultural diversity, is scheduled for May 11 at La Villita Historic Village, featuring food, music, and activities.

The winners of San Antonio's 2024 Annual #FilmSA Competition have been announced, recognizing the city's emerging filmmakers in two categories related to local culture and film industry.

San Antonio's 15th Annual Paseo por El Westside celebrates the city's Westside culture with tours, games, and music. It promotes historical preservation.

Cinco de Mayo in San Antonio highlighted the importance of supporting local Hispanic businesses, as advocated by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and business owners like Barrio Dogs.

San Antonio's Cinco de Mayo at Market Square celebrated Mexican-American culture with festivities, noticeable police presence, and community events, contrasting with minimal observation of the holiday in Mexico.

The San Antonio Zoo honored Ivan and Brooke Carter with conservation awards at its annual luncheon, emphasizing their significant roles in wildlife protection.

To celebrate its 30-year anniversary, the SOLI Chamber Ensemble is showcasing 30 new compositions chosen from nearly 300 entries, starting with a concert on May 13 at the San Antonio Botanical Garden.

The 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival headlines Dua Lipa, Tyler, The Creator, and Chris Stapleton, featuring a mix of artists and exclusive weekend performances.

San Antonio's Asian Festival is returning to La Villita Historic Arts Village to celebrate the region's Asian heritage with cultural activities, performances, and authentic cuisines.

San Antonio offers a variety of events for Mother's Day weekend, including food festivals, concerts, cultural experiences, sports games, and river dining.

The Tobin Center in San Antonio marks its 10th anniversary with a diverse lineup including Broadway hits, dance, and theater, alongside public gala celebrations and educational outreach.

San Antonio artist Audrya Flores is reframing serpents as symbols of healing in her artwork, fostering a collaborative sculpture project with local community participation.

"Carros y Cultura: Lowriding Legacies in Texas" debuts at the Bullock Texas State History Museum, spotlighting the state's lowrider culture and history, featuring cars and bicycles, and interactive exhibits until September 2.

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post 9186 hosted the 42nd annual Tejano Conjunto Festival Seniors Dance, celebrating a decades-long cultural tradition with music, dance, and community spirit.

The Mexican American Civil Rights Institute celebrates its fifth anniversary and plans a symposium and a museum to highlight Mexican American civil rights history.

New Braunfels city services announce closures for Memorial Day, with garbage and recycling pickup as well as the Landa Park Golf Course operating normally. Das Rec will have modified hours; other facilities will be closed.

The Mexican Cultural Institute in Hemisfair celebrates queer identity through Anel Flores' art, reflecting 30 years of LGBTQ+ narratives accompanied by a selection of other queer artists' work.

USAA held a Memorial Day ceremony to honor fallen service members, featuring Army Cpt. (Ret.) Allysa Turner as the emcee and Gold Star wife Krista Simpson Anderson as the keynote speaker.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 gears up for Juneteenth with a packed schedule of events, including a parade, a festival with live music, a digital archive project, a scholarship fund block party, and cultural celebrations blending Black history and LGBTQ+ Pride.

Tejano music icon Johnny Canales dies at 77, remembered for his significant contribution to the genre and his popular variety show that boosted many artists' careers, including Selena Quintanilla.

VFW Post 76 in San Antonio, the oldest in Texas, was vandalized with graffiti, adding to the financial burdens of the historic veterans' meeting place.

The "Xicanx: Dreamers + Changemakers" exhibit at the Contemporary at Blue Star showcases diverse Mexican American experiences through various art forms and 30 artists, reflecting on cultural identity and political issues.

The Earle Cobb Dance Studio celebrated its 95th anniversary with a reunion at the Lila Cockrell Theatre, featuring past and present members performing together.

San Antonio joins the Smithsonian's initiative to digitally archive Black family histories through the Community Curation Project, aiming to celebrate and preserve African American heritage.

The Superhero Comic Con in San Antonio featured celebrity meetings, panels, and memorabilia at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Halls, drawing fans until June 23rd.

Marissa Teijo, 71, from El Paso, is the oldest contestant in Miss Texas USA history, competing due to revamped inclusive rules of the Miss Universe organization that now allow women of any age to participate.

A documentary is being made about the life of Johnny Canales and his contribution to Tejano music, highlighting his show that gave exposure to many artists.

Seguin's Fourth of July events include a Freedom Fiesta, patriotic concerts, fireworks on July 3, and a large parade on July 4. The City advises against early spot claiming for viewers.

San Antonio is celebrated for integrating mariachi into its educational system, fostering cultural heritage and musical excellence from middle schools to universities.

The Secret Food Stories Festival in San Antonio focuses on food sustainability and waste reduction, featuring local chefs, art, and a panel discussion. Proceeds will benefit the local food bank.

Schertz, Texas officials remind the public that personal fireworks are prohibited within city limits during Fourth of July celebrations, but H-E-B will sponsor a fireworks display at Pickrell Park for the community to enjoy.

Susan Naylor has pledged $2.5 million to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts to support Charlie’s Seats, providing free cultural event access to under-resourced students in Bexar County.

La Muñeca Lele, a 15-foot doll representing Mexico's Otomí tribe heritage, is displayed at San Antonio's Pearl Park as part of the Pueblos Mágicos International Trade Show.

The Tejas Rodeo Company in Bulverde, Texas, kicks off its 18th season of Saturday night rodeos, featuring events like bull riding, team roping, and barrel racing, with emphasis on safety and Western heritage.

The article discusses Camp Founder Girls' 100-year legacy, celebrating its impact on Black girls and women, along with plans for its future expansion.

San Antonio hosts two film festivals: CineFestival, showcasing 108 Latinx films, and the San Antonio Film Festival, featuring 250 international films. Both focus on diversity and accessibility in cinema.

Urban-15 celebrates its 50th anniversary with the "Images of Motion" exhibition, showcasing its cultural contributions to San Antonio through decades of performances.

Fiesta Flambeau announces the "Deep in the Arts of Texas" theme for the 2025 parade highlighting Texan creativity.

San Antonio hosts cultural events featuring Hawaiian dance, art exhibits, a filmmaker's book reading, portrait gallery opening, and a unique music concert under a bridge.

Lotería Remedios, a new oracle card set by Xelena González and illustrator Jose Sotelo Yamasaki, offers spiritual guidance and features San Antonio figures on its cards.

Reginald Reed Jr. writes about personal healing in "The Day My Mother Never Came Home," after his mother's 1987 murder and his father's later conviction.

San Antonio's art scene offers a diverse range of galleries, from artist-run spaces to Black-owned ones, fostering a rich mix of cultural expression, community, and creativity.

San Antonio's cultural weekend includes a dance party at Civic Park, classical concerts at the Cactus Pear Music Festival, an arts celebration at Centro Cultural Aztlan, and a 50-year legacy event at Urban-15, with historic tours on Monday.

San Antonio residents are advocating for a complete historical record of the city's "gay strip" as officials work towards a cultural heritage designation.

The FDA discovered that over a third of tattoo and permanent makeup inks tested were contaminated with bacteria, challenging the safety practices within the industry.

New Mayor Johnny Rodriguez of Balcones Heights, known for its cultural scene and jazz festival, is set to influence the city's future arts and economic development.

The 9th annual San Antonio Reggae Festival will be held on July 27 at Rosedale Park, featuring live music, Jamaican food, and cultural activities, with at least 10 bands set to perform.

San Antonio's weekend cultural events include an art show, a historical museum soirée, a cowboy-themed celebration, and a cult film screening with special guests.

The Seguin Public Library will host its annual MiniCon event on August 3, 2024, featuring author Mari Mancusi, an array of pop culture activities, and a cosplay competition.

The San Antonio Philharmonic faces boardroom discord, casting uncertainty over its leadership and stability as it prepares for a new season and seeks community funding.

Marisela Barrera performs as the lechuza in "Lechuza Guide to the Lone Star State," an interactive show combining Texas folklore, music, and socio-political commentary.

San Antonio kids compete in the U.S. Mullet Championships, raising money for veterans while embracing their unique hairstyles. Nicholas Espinoza and Avery Quiroz aim for victory and charity, representing their city and personal style.

San Antonio offers up to 30% cash rebates for filmmakers, but eligibility often excludes low-budget projects which struggle to meet local hiring and spending minimums. However, the city supports various production scales and offers grants to artists.

League City released their "Events & Reminders" list on Facebook to help residents stay informed about local government meetings and community events.

San Antonio offers numerous free events in August, including the Market Square Summer Bash, Labor Day celebrations, La Villita Market Days, and cultural festivals. The city encourages the use of public transport and provides parking promotions.

San Antonio's First Friday event includes Albert Alvarez's art exhibition, the Novel Ideas Art Book Fair, and Panzones Lonches serving snacks at Roadmap Brewing during movie nights.

Poet Nephtalí De León sues San Antonio's Department of Arts and Culture for wrongful termination and defamation after being fired for a Facebook post.

A new Spurs mural in San Antonio celebrates the legacy of Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and David Robinson, while speculatively including Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul.

San Antonio celebrates its street culture with various events including a Barrio Block Party and local art exhibitions, highlighting Xicanx identity and expression, along with live performances and treats.

Amanda Garza gained viral fame at a Grupo Frontera concert in San Antonio by bringing a sign that alluded to her ex's infidelity. She was invited on stage, amplifying her message and leading to widespread social media sharing.

Bobby Lee has been appointed to the Texas Commission on the Arts, promising to enhance the state's cultural landscape with his background in business and community work.

The 9th Annual World Heritage Festival is scheduled for September 4-8, 2024, in San Antonio, showcasing the city's culture and history, including tours and entertainment events.

San Antonio presents "Dining with Rolando Briseño: A 50-Year Retrospective," an exhibit celebrating Chicano artist Briseño's career, at Centro de Artes Gallery until 2025.

San Antonio's Broadway will experience road closures due to filming the series "1923" from September 6 to 27, with varying access restrictions for vehicles and pedestrians.

The Seguin Public Library is set to host a Rotating Art Exhibit featuring local artists from October 7, 2024. Applications for artists are due by September 15, 2024.

San Antonio celebrates Fiestas Patrias and Hispanic Heritage Month with over 40 events highlighting the city's Hispanic roots and commemorating Mexico's independence.

The City of Boerne's website details a fall schedule full of events, from the Live! At the Library concert series to the Weihnachts Parade, ensuring ongoing festivities into the winter.

Road closures in San Antonio are planned for the filming of the TV series "1923," with local businesses staying open and detours in place for pedestrians. Normal traffic expected to resume by September 27.

San Antonio's Department of Arts & Culture has announced a range of cultural events for the autumn, featuring a variety of arts, music, and film festivals to celebrate the city's diversity.

San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture awards grants to 30 local artists, supporting a diverse range of creative projects and showcasing the city's commitment to the arts.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

The City of San Antonio announces fiscal year 2026 Artist Grants for local creatives, with applications starting January 13 through February 21, 2025, and council approval in September.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is set to receive a national arts leadership award for his contributions to the arts sector, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

San Antonio ranks #20 in MovieMaker Magazine's "Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker," highlighting its film-friendly incentives and diverse locations.