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Yellowstone prequel 1923 still seeking extras for San Antonio shoot
Background actors are encouraged to apply as soon as possible for a 12-hour shoot on Monday, Sept. 23.
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Napoleon Dynamite stars will be in San Antonio area for screening this Friday
Fans will get the chance to meet the actors who played Pedro, Uncle Rico and Napoleon himself.
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New wine bar Vino Grotta opening in Northwest San Antonio later this year
Construction is already underway at the bar, which will be located near La Cantera, documents show.
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New Japanese restaurant Takumi Sushi & Bar planned for Far West San Antonio
The new restaurant planned for Culebra Road will cost $1 million to construct.
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San Antonio Library and TPR hosting closing reception for ‘Bajo La Sal’ exhibition
The exhibit features paintings by Mauro de la Tierra and photography by Joshua Anthony Rodriguez.
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Creed taking us higher at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center this Friday
Creed will share the stage with 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven — a night sure to bring on the post-grunge nostalgia.
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North San Antonio all-pink coffee shop Pink Rose closes shortly after rebrand
The shop originally opened in 2023 as Pink Cappuccino before changing ownership this year.
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Part of San Antonio’s Ingram Park Mall listed for sale
A portion of the mall is being sold off just three years after the property went into foreclosure.
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Upscale San Antonio Mexican restaurant Frida temporarily closed due to unpaid rent
The Stone Oak restaurant’s doors were locked by the landlord.
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Yellowstone prequel 1923 closing off streets in downtown San Antonio
The closures will affect certain streets downtown until late September.
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San Antonio’s Garrett T. Capps and NASA Country drop single ahead of new album
‘Flow State’ is the second single off the forthcoming album Everyone is Everyone.
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Ghostland Observatory lighting up San Antonio’s Stable Hall on Friday night
The duo will share the stage with San Antonio one-man “darko danse musak” act Markos Grave.
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Ming’s expands San Antonio Midtown eatery with new grab-and-go cafe
The cafe, which opens this weekend, will offer grab-and-go options such as sandwiches, sweets and drinks.
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San Antonio location of Austin’s Barbarella club closes after just 4 months
A new club called The Factory is already opening in the space this Friday.
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Bush bringing pretty-boy grunge to San Antonio’s Freeman Coliseum Wednesday
Bush will play its greatest hits and share the stage with Candlebox and Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains.
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Part of San Antonio’s Loop 410 is closed until next summer
TxDOT says the closure is part of a larger effort to reduce congestion on the busy highway.
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New DIY punk speakeasy Whatever opening inside San Antonio’s Club 727
The new venue will host a Sept. 15 grand opening featuring a bill of punk and hardcore bands.
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San Antonio’s high-end Italian restaurant Allora at the Pearl has quietly closed
The Italian eatery’s sister concept Arrosta closed earlier this summer.
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San Antonio’s Rooster Crow Bakery closing down
The bakery, founded by pastry chef Jenn Reisman, is hosting a sale on Thursday and Friday to get rid of remaining inventory.
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San Antonio country band Fancy and the Fortunate Sons dropping debut album
Fancy will hold an album release party at Jaime’s Place on Friday, Sept. 6, featuring Little Henry Lee of the Laveers.