San Antonio musician Max Baca is set to be the youngest inductee into the Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame & Museum, honoring his significant contribution to conjunto music.

Shrek: The Musical is coming to the Tobin Center on July 23-24, featuring a live adaptation of the DreamWorks film, promising laughs and catchy tunes for all ages. Tickets are on sale now.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus has returned with a revamped format in San Antonio, featuring a variety of stunt-based and comedic acts without animals.

The River City Cluster of Dog Shows event will take place in San Antonio at the Freeman Coliseum from July 12-14, featuring over 1,000 dogs and 200 breeds.

Selena Quintanilla's "Amor Prohibido" album is reissued on vinyl for its 30th anniversary, featuring an upgraded Dolby Atmos mix, with limited CD and cassette editions also available.

Ellen DeGeneres canceled her San Antonio stand-up show, with refunds issued. Other shows in Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle, and Chicago were also canceled. She plans to exit public life after her upcoming Netflix special.

San Antonio celebrates the Fourth of July at Woodlawn Lake Park with activities, food trucks, live performances, and a fireworks show, while the USPS unveils new stamps at the event.

San Antonio announces "Stars and Stripes on Houston Street," a Fourth of July celebration featuring parades, live music, a drone show at The Alamo, and outdoor movie screenings.

Join the Boerne community for a lively trivia night with snacks and prizes on June 27 at 6 p.m., welcoming all to enjoy a fun, intellectually stimulating evening.

New Braunfels announced city facility closures for July 4, with exceptions for garbage services. Das Rec will operate reduced hours, while Main Plaza is closed for a parade. The city advises residents to check their website or call for information.

San Antonio's Superhero Comic Con features stars like Chris Pine and Orlando Bloom, with autograph and photo fees, signifying the high costs of celebrity encounters at pop culture events.

George Strait breaks U.S. live music record, drawing over 110,000 fans at Kyle Field, surpassing previous records including his 2014 concert and The Grateful Dead's 1977 event.

San Antonio's Parks and Recreation Department announces the opening of 24 outdoor pools for the summer season, with extended hours and free access starting June 15.