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Touring show Serial Killer Speakeasy comes to San Antonio this Friday
The 21-and-up event mixes cocktails and true crime.
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SAW The Musical: The Unauthorized Parody brings gory, unhinged fun to San Antonio
The blood-soaked parody will run through April 12 at the Josephine Theatre.
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Playwright Amalia Ortiz’s Miraculous Mixes of DJ Santa Cecilia opens this week in San Antonio
The play is a quixotic tale of 1990s U.S. rave culture that follows a mute, queer migrant who transforms into a shamanic DJ.
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San Antonio Sierra Club chapter presenting overview of Antarctic research site on Tuesday
UT-San Antonio prof Stephen Ackley will discuss his 30-plus years of navigating the Antarctic’s unforgiving terrain.
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Horror author Lindy Ryan to discuss new book Dollface this Thursday at Nowhere Bookshop
The award-winning scribe’s latest novel is about a horror author who finds herself entangled in a serial murder case.
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San Antonio Library lecture looks at women who redefined race car driving
Tuesday’s talk by historian Elizabeth Blackstock looks at three pioneering French women who debunked the masculine mystique of race-car driving.
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Turtle Island Quartet bringing string-driven tribute to Miles and Coltrane to San Antonio
The San Francisco-based string quartet will perform an original work Friday at the Carver Community Cultural Center that celebrates the two jazz icons.
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San Antonio Contemporary Art month launches Friday with two shows
One show at the Contemporary at Blue Star focuses on photos of people brought together while the other features small-scale works by dozens of artists.
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San Antonio film fest Latina Spring: Femme Frontera Showcase taking place on Tuesday
The showcase features work by filmmakers from the U.S.-Mexico border diaspora and border regions around the world.
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San Antonio’s Historic Market Square offering free rodeo event this weekend
From rodeo clowns and a petting zoo to a varied musical lineup, saddle up for plenty of fun at this free event.
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Author of Forgotten Souls: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen to discuss book
Cheryl W. Thompson will appear in San Antonio Thursday to talk about her book examining the legacy of the revered group of Black World War II pilots.
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Exhibition of eye-popping Ghanian movie posters coming to San Antonio this Friday
Deadly Prey Gallery will bring its touring show of the stylized and often bizarre movie ads to Mercury Project in Roosevelt Park.
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‘Dancing Off Our Tongues’ at Central Library to offer blend of fiction and musical performance
Monday’s event is organized by San Antonio’s Reggie Scott Young, author of ‘Yardbirds Squawking at the Moon.’
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San Antonio visual artist Mark Menjívar’s latest exhibition debuts Friday
‘Murmurations’ at the Contemporary at Blue Star, functions like a mid-career survey, sampling the past 20 years of various long-term projects.
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Austrian visual artist Heimo Wallner’s ‘desesperado’ opens Thursday in San Antonio
The exhibition of drawings rooted in the stupidity that surrounds humankind will run through the end of February at the Un Grito Gallery.
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Blade Runner Live will pair screening of sf classic with performance of its soundtrack
The live performance of Vangelis’ synthesizer-driven score will take place this Friday at San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre.
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‘Fronterizx’ brings together San Antonio, Phoenix artists for exhibition rooted in border experiences
Jenelle Esparza and the creative duo Fronterizx are recipients of the 2024 US Latinx Fellowship.
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Alejandro Diaz’s new exhibition ‘Rooms and Places’ embraces imperfection
The Sala Diaz founder’s latest show runs simultaneously in San Antonio and New York at Ruiz-Healy Art.
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Briscoe Museum to hold free ‘Wild West Wildlife Festival’ this Saturday
The San Antonio Western art museum’s event will include animal-themed art activities and visits from local wildlife experts.
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Supernatural trivia night coming to San Antonio’s Schaefer Library
This Friday, players. can test their knowledge of the long-running cult TV show — and for free.