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San Antonio dance troupe Arte Y Pasión to present free Sunday performance
The event will take place in main plaza to celebrate the International Day of Flamenco.
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San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museum screening 1992 thriller Thunderheart for free
The movie, which screens Saturday, is the last installment of this season’s Native Film Series.
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San Antonio Paint by Sticker event will help participants recreate art masterpieces
The free workshop will take place this Saturday.
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Latest Texas Public Radio storytelling event will center around people’s highest highs
The event will take place next Tuesday at the Malú and Carlos Alvarez Theater.
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Diwali SA to light up downtown San Antonio’s Hemisfair Park this Saturday
The celebration draws up to 20,000 visitors annually and concludes with a massive fireworks display.
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Esperanza Peace and Justice Center’s Día de Muertos celebration to take place Saturday
The group’s 30th annual event will feature 20 altars plus a procession honoring the deceased.
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San Antonio’s Nowhere Bookshop offering Spooky Book Fair this weekend
The all-ages event features juvenile, young-adult and adult fiction — namely horror and dark fantasy.
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San Antonio’s Agarita will perform Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue at free Botanical Garden show
Sunday’s show continues Agarita’s penchant for finding new settings for chamber music.
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Esperanza’s Museo del Westside to hold grand opening this Saturday
The museum is focused on preserving this rich culture and history of San Antonio’s West Side.
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Arts fest Luminaria to light up San Antonio’s St. Paul Square this weekend
The free gathering will feature an array of film, dance, performance and installation art along with live music, poetry and more.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas offering plethora of fall activities, from Oktoberfest fun to terrifying haunts
The San Antonio theme park is keeping the family friendly festivities going through Nov. 2
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West Side’s Casa Navarro will offer Saturday presentation on unearthing of historic site
The adobe and caliche-block settlement was home to José Antonio Navarro, who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence.
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San Antonio Black International Film Festival to honor filmmaking firebrands
The festival’s seventh-annual installment will take place Oct. 2-5.
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‘Happy Foundation Archives’ presentation to offer look at San Antonio’s LGBTQ+ history
The presentation will take place Tuesday at the Thousand Oaks Library.
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San Antonio visual artist Joey Fauerso’s new video installation on display at Ruby City
Fauerso is known for deeply personal and politically engaged works.
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San Antonio’s ‘Trouble in Southtown’ group show focuses on photographic works
This Saturday’s opening reception will show off images by Anders Lilleberg, alongside featured artists Domsquiat B., Fredrick Marc-Charles, Mike Shoemaker and Patrick Zeller.
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‘Sandy Skoglund: Enchanting Nature’ at the McNay showcases artist’s whimsical installations
The San Antonio exhibition, which opens this Thursday, amplifies the push and pull between artificial and organic elements in Skoglund’s work.
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Larry Bell: Improvisations at San Antonio Museum of Art showcases artist’s innovative use of materials
California-based Bell pioneered the manipulation of synthetic materials to capture the essence of natural phenomena.
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San Antonio Museum of Art’s Readymade Remix offers playful view of found objects in art
The exhibition looks at how artists transform mundane materials into conceptually rich works.
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San Antonio’s Ruby City presenting hands-on weaving workshop by artist Jenelle Esparza
At this Saturday’s workshop, participants will use handheld looms to create their own woven art pieces.