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Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours highlights San Antonio’s spooky side
The 13-year-old business gets busy in the runup to Halloween.
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San Antonio’s Muertos Fest will bring culture, music and more to Hemisfair this weekend
Girl in a Coma, La Santa Cecilia, Son Rompe Pera, Santiago Jimenez Jr. and more are scheduled to perform.
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San Antonio musicians performing score for vampire classic Nosferatu on Thursday
Ray Palmer, the Whale (Kory Cook and Eddy Vazquez) and Dan Carillo will perform a live score one night only at La Zona.
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San Antonio’s Ruby City invites public to 5-year-anniversary celebration on Saturday
The fun will include a creative-writing workshop, music, sweets and even a seance.
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The Art and Science of Margaret Craig is on display in the San Antonio Art League’s space
Craig’s imagery, though derived from nature, includes the waste of commercial products.
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San Antonio artist Leigh Anne Lester’s latest exhibition opens Wednesday
The show at Ruiz-Healy Gallery probes the fragile balance maintained in both micro and macro ecosystems.
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50-year retrospective of San Antonio artist Rolando Briseño opens Thursday
The exhibition opens at Centro de Artes Gallery with a free reception.
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The C& Center of Unfinished Business has landed in San Antonio
The traveling reading room on colonialism will remain at the Contemporary at Blue Star through Oct. 6.
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South San Antonio library offering ‘type-in’ this Saturday
The throwback experience will allow visitors to create written works with vintage typewriters.
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San Antonio’s inaugural Xicanx Month celebrates power, scope of the Chicano Arts Movement
Artpace, the Contemporary at Blue Star, Dock Space Annex, Ruby City, Urban 15 and other venues are taking part in the celebration.
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New San Antonio conversation series EDTalks (But Mostly Listens) debuts Wednesday
Artist Ed Saavedra will hold four events highlighting local activists and personalities — and police-reform advocate Ananda Tomas is the first.
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San Antonio’s Little Flower Basilica offering free guided tours this Saturday
Expect insight into its history, a glimpse at its stained-glass collection and more.
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San Antonio artists Tim Olsen, Lucia LaVilla-Havelin presenting joint show
The artists’ show at Flax Gallery will focus on creations based on the letters of the alphabet.
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San Antonio’s Junteenth Freedom Parade will take place this Saturday
The event, which runs 10 a.m.-2 p.m., grows in attendance annually.
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San Antonio’s Overtime Theater stages In a Margaret Atwood Minute
The Overtime’s presentation of the dystopian play penned by Anne Valentino opens Friday, June 14.
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Brooklyn’s Unheard-of Ensemble presenting interactive performance in San Antonio this Saturday
The group harnesses emergent technology, interactive media and revolving collaborations to create its work.
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Reading of Kiss of the Spider Woman coming to the Tobin Center this Monday
The performance is part of a series in which the audience witnesses dry runs of seminal works with actors reading directly from scripts and stage direction given out loud.
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Celia Álvarez Muñoz’s exhibition Los Brillantes offers heartfelt portraits of San Antonio artists
Muñoz began to document San Antonio artists in 2002, when she developed the series Semejantes Personajes/Significant Personages for her solo exhibition, Stories Your Mother Never Told You.
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Shared life and studio space unify the work of two San Antonio artists
Couple Megan Harrison and Jimmy James Canales have different art styles, but they have intertwined in ways no one could have predicted.
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‘I’m Still Here:’ Joe Harjo’s latest exhibition addresses thorny issues around Native American identity
The San Antonio-based artist’s work is underscored by the cognitive and emotional awareness of the genocide of an untold number of human beings.