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Film Razing Liberty Square shows how climate change affected one poor neighborhood
The documentary will screen this Saturday at San Antonio’s Esperanza Peace & Justice Center, followed by a discussion.
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San Antonio Asian Festival brings a variety of performances, food and fun to La Villita May 11
Organized by the Asian Resource Center of San Antonio, this year’s festival highlights the fact that AAPI culture isn’t a monolith.
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The Amazing Acrocats prance back into San Antonio for a weekend of purrfect performances
The Acrocats will strut their stuff at the Josephine Theatre from April 18-21.
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San Antonio favorite Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias brings arena tour to Frost Bank Center Saturday
He’s back on the Don’t Worry, Be Fluffy tour and ready to hit up Garcia’s, reportedly his favorite SA Tex-Mex joint.
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San Antonio Public Library’s free pop culture convention returns March 9
Pop madness features a number of special activities, from the Pokémon Champions Arena to the Cosplay Contest to the Origami Creation Station.
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Contemporary Art Month hits the ground running with Kickoff and CAM Perennial debut March 1
The annual CAM Kickoff at the Contemporary at Blue Star will feature the debut of two new exhibitions: the CAM Perennial and a solo exhibition by Michael Guerra Foerster.
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San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo boot scoots its way into town this week
This year’s live music slate features artists as diverse as Cheap Trick, Grupo el Duelo and Wynonna Judd.
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Briscoe Western Art Museum’s free, animal-themed festival returns on Saturday
The Wild West Wildlife Festival features activities that animal-lovers of all ages can enjoy.
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Monster Jam’s giant trucks will take over the Alamodome this weekend
Monsters from the legendary Grave Digger to the toothy El Toro Loco will do what they do best — racing, stunting and freestyling until a victor is crowned.
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OPERA San Antonio celebrates the holiday season with Amahl and the Night Visitors
In Gian Carlo Menotti’s opera, the three wise men — on their way to the famous stable — visit a young shepherd boy named Amahl and his mother.
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62nd annual Wurstfest returns to New Braunfels Nov. 3-12
Events will take place at the Wurstfest Grounds at Landa Park — including the Stelzenplatz expansion located across the Comal River.
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Free downtown festival Luminaria puts art and performance in the limelight Saturday
The annual event showcases visual art installations as well as live music, dance and theater performances.
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Raza Cósmica film festival brings slate of Latinx and international sci fi to San Antonio
The three-day film festival will be held at venues across the city Oct. 12-14.
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Pearl celebrates Mexican independence with Viva Dieciséis on Saturday
The free event will feature live music, a grito contest and family-friendly activities including Lotería and guitar-painting.
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One-woman show The Other Mozart puts the spotlight on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s sister
Maria — nicknamed ‘Nannerl’ — takes center stage in playwright Sylvia Milo’s tour de force one-woman drama at the Tobin Center this weekend.
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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks rev into San Antonio’s AT&T Center this weekend
Featured trucks include Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, Boneshaker, Bigfoot and the all-new Gunkster.
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San Antonio fave George Lopez returns to the Alamo City this weekend
Lopez will appear in this year’s upcoming superhero flick Blue Beetle as the titular hero’s tío.
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Versatile impressionist Jay Pharoah stops in at LOL Comedy Club this weekend
In his standup, Pharoah utilizes his astonishing ability to summon his impression subjects’ souls, combining it with a trademark wit and dedication to the bit — not to mention his talent for songwriting and rapping.
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Yeehaw! The Briscoe Western Art Museum will celebrate National Day of the Cowboy on July 22
Family-friendly activities will include cowpoke crafts and games such as stick pony-making, barrel racing and hat-and-spur crafting.
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TPR’s Cinema Tuesdays to showcase Wong Kar-Wai’s In the Mood for Love on July 18
The Palme d’Or-nominated modern classic is coming to the silver screen at TPR’s partner theater Santikos Northwest.