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Slab Cinema brings lesser-known David Lynch film Inland Empire to Arthouse at Blue Star
The film, originally shot on a Sony handheld camera, was recently remastered by the Criterion Collection.
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Classic Theatre of San Antonio brings Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure to the Radius Center
The production, which debuts May 11, will also feature an audiovisual installation by local artist Mark Anthony Martinez.
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Slab Cinema Arthouse screening cult classic black comedy Harold and Maude Saturday
Director Hal Ashby, working from a script by Colin Higgins, fashioned a dark comedy that’s tender, engaging and often laugh-out-loud funny.
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Poteet Strawberry Festival returns for 76th annual celebration of the tart and delicious fruit
The fruit-themed festival has grown tremendously from its humble beginnings in downtown Poteet in 1948.
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OPERA San Antonio brings tragic romance to the Tobin Center with Romeo and Juliet
The opera will be performed in French with English translations.
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Live concert performance to showcase the music of Netflix nature docuseries Our Planet
British broadcasting legend and biologist David Attenborough and Emmy Award-winning actor William Shatner will provide onscreen co-narration as striking scenes of the natural world come to life.
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Free, family-friendly event at San Antonio’s Confluence Park honors World Water Day this Saturday
Creators of all ages can join the fun with hands-on activities such as plant potting, giant bubble blowing and Gyotaku printing of fish, turtles and frogs.
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Ragtime opens at San Antonio’s Woodlawn Theatre Friday
The musical’s blend of fact and fiction with the invigorating sounds of ragtime music thoroughly immerses audiences in early 20th century New York.
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Go down the rabbit hole with Ballet San Antonio’s Alice in Wonderland at the Tobin Center this weekend
The production features colorful, surrealist projections along with inspired costume and set design to bring Alice’s story to life.
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The Simon & Garfunkel Story pays tribute to the iconic musical duo at the Empire Theatre this week
This concert-style theater performance comes to San Antonio for four shows this weekend.
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Yeehaw! The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo rides again starting Thursday
The 2023 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo promises more than two weeks of bull ridin’, bustin’ mutton and innovative fair food.
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Agarita and Ballet SA to perform at San Antonio College’s McAllister Auditiorium Saturday
The program will include works by Johannes Brahms, Gaspar Cassadó and Frédéric Chopin.
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Stage version of popular TV series Bluey headed to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre
Dogs Bluey and Bingo, along with their parents, continue to charm audiences with inventive game ideas and meditations on family dynamics and parenting.
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The Illusionists to appear — and perhaps disappear — at San Antonio’s Tobin Center Friday
The Magic of the Holidays show promises surprising magic acts and comedy with an entertaining and unconventional nod to the Christmas season.
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Ballet San Antonio’s annual production of The Nutcracker returns to the Tobin Center
Prior to each performance, attendees can check out a market in the Tobin Center lobby to find last-minute gifts for even the pickiest recipients.
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Classic Theatre of San Antonio debuts one-man play version of A Christmas Carol this week
Actors Ray Seams and Kurt Wilkinson will play author Charles Dickens on alternating nights.
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San Antonio’s Ford Holiday River parade returns for festive fun on Friday
The parade will feature 28 themed floats and more than 100,000 lights illuminating the river.
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Briscoe Western Art Museum hosts annual Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival on Saturday, Nov. 19
The all-day event will open with a spiritual blessing and close with a native flute performance by artist, educator and performer Tim Blueflint.
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Japan-America Society of San Antonio’s Aki Matsuri celebrates autumn at Raymond Russell Park
The free event on Saturday promises food vendors and a variety of performances showcasing Japanese culture.
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DiwaliSA returns to downtown San Antonio for celebration of annual festival of lights
While Diwali is technically a five-day festival of lights, this event will condense the revelry into a single night.