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San Antonio’s FL!GHT Gallery holding first U.S. display of Lunatics in the Garden
The exhibition of Lubbock artist James W. Johnson’s work opens this Friday and will remain on display until Feb. 2.
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Die Hard sendup Yippie Ki Yay coming to San Antonio’s Tobin Center
The acclaimed Fringe Festival-endorsed show by Richard Marsh is a loving homage to the holiday-set action movie.
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San Antonio’s Overtime Theater presenting The Perfect Gift this month
The play by Susan Cain McQuilkin uses Christmas as a framework to explore what we do to get by and survive everyday life.
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Fiddler Lily Henley to perform Sunday at San Antonio’s San Fernando Cathedral
Henley is a stirring performer and a scholar of Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) music and culture.
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San Antonio’s Sala Diaz will present provocative performances, short films this Saturday
SA visual artists Jonesy and Megan Solis will screen short films, while Sarah Fox will perform a transgressive puppet show.
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San Antonio’s Carver Center screening The Black Power Mixtape this Friday
The documentary, which is being shown for free, includes rediscovered footage plus interviews with notable Black Panthers.
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Documentary Idaho’s Forgotten War to screen for free Saturday at San Antonio Public Library
The film documents the struggle of Native American activist Amy Trice to secure a federal land grant for her tribe.
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Free screening of Where Olive Trees Weep to take place Sunday in San Antonio
The film chronicles stories of Palestinian lives under the Israeli occupation.
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New workshop at San Antonio’s Gemini Ink will explore Narrative Therapy
Poet Aaron Deutsch and therapist Heather Joy Pitamber will lead Saturday’s workshop.
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UTSA will offer free stargazing via its observatory telescopes on first Fridays
The San Antonio star parties will continue through Dec. 6.
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Agarita Chamber Ensemble, poet Jenny Browne to perform at San Antonio Botanical Garden
Friday’s show will mesh the work of the former San Antonio poet laureate with classical music.
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Devil at the Crossroads will combine music, animation to tell mythic story
San Antonio artist and musician Fred Himes’ performance weaves the tale of fictional bluesman Virgil T. Honeybone.
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Manhattan Short Film Festival will run two weekends in San Antonio
The ‘microfestival’ will screen films this weekend and the next at Urban-15.
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New exhibition by San Antonio mixed-media artist Sarah Fox opens Friday
The show at the the South Side’s Mercury Project takes inspiration from Fox’s daily walks along the San Antonio River.
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San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum showing Japanese film classic Samurai I on Sunday
The 1954 film is known for its impressionistic color cinematography.
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San Antonio Public Library holding free screening of sf-horror classic Alien on Friday
The movie is part of the library’s Friday Retro Movies for Adults series and will screen at the Collins Garden branch.
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TPR’s Cinema Tuesday series will present Oscar-nominated short films in San Antonio
The screening this Tuesday will include the winning short, The Last Repair Shop.
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Groundbreaking 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde screening Tuesday in San Antonio
The movie will show Tuesday, June 18, as part of Texas Public Radio’s Cinema Tuesdays series.
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San Antonio’s Presa House Gallery showing elegantly restrained prints by Marco Sánchez
The El Paso-Ciudad Juarez artist captures the essence of an region that’s often maligned and misunderstood.
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Alamo Drafthouse screening 1989’s Road House for ‘Queer Film Theory 101’
The screening this Wednesday at the chain’s Park North theater will also include an introduction by queer comedian Michael Foulk.