Texas in Lottery Fever Frenzy as Mega Millions Jackpot Hits Mega $1.22 Billion Mark!
Texans are caught up in buying Mega Millions tickets as the jackpot reaches $1.22 billion. Players maintain hope despite long odds, inspired by recent winnings in Texas. The next draw is scheduled, with many dreaming of luxury purchases if they win.
San Antonio's November Calendar Buzzing With Free Downtown Events, Culture, Music, and Festive Lights Await
San Antonio announces a variety of free downtown events in November, including cultural festivals, music, dance parties, and holiday celebrations at La Villita, Market Square, and Travis Park.
Shakira Upsizes San Antonio Concert to Alamodome Amid Surge in Ticket Demand and Adds 17 Stadium Shows to World Tour
Shakira's San Antonio concert, initially scheduled at Frost Bank Center, is moved to the larger Alamodome due to high ticket demand. The date also changed to June 13, 2025.
Disturbed to Celebrate "The Sickness" 25th Anniversary with Stomping San Antonio Show at Frost Bank Center
Disturbed announces "The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour" with a stop in San Antonio, including back-to-back sets and hits like "Down With the Sickness." Tickets go on sale with pre-sale and general public dates listed.
Lucinda Williams Mesmerizes San Antonio with a Unique Blend of Memoir and Music at Stable Hall
Lucinda Williams performed at San Antonio's Stable Hall, sharing her personal history and memoir excerpts, followed by a rock concert the next night. Her artistry continues despite a 2020 stroke.
San Antonio's October Extravaganza, Free Events Galore from La Villita to Market Square
San Antonio offers a series of free events in October, including arts, craft markets, and cultural festivals, at venues like La Villita and Market Square, with highlights like mariachi performances and a Day of the Dead parade.
"SNL" Kicks Off 50th Season with Skit Featuring Rep. Jasmine Crockett, Texas Congresswoman Embraces Parody on Comedy Stage
"Saturday Night Live" kicked off its 50th season with a sketch featuring Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett, portrayed by cast member Ego Nwodim, in a political talk show parody. Crockett later discussed the spoof on MSNBC.