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'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.

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.

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.

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 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'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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.