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Disney Animation: Immersive Experience will bring Encanto, Frozen to San Antonio next spring
Nostalgia buffs need not fret — classics such as the Lion King and Peter Pan will also be displayed.
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New exhibitions at San Antonio’s McNay examine trials faced by Black and Brown people in the U.S.
“True Believers: Benny Andrews & Deborah Roberts” and “Margarita Cabrera: Blurring Borders” opened Oct. 6 and run through Jan. 22.
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A conversation with artist Margarita Cabrera on her new exhibition at San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum
Cabrera’s solo exhibition ‘Blurred Borders’ will be on view through January 22, 2023.
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Workers at San Antonio arts nonprofit SAY Sí file to seek union representation
Staffers at the youth-development organization say they want a greater voice in charting its future.
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San Antonio artist Karen Mahaffy charts an icy expedition with her Trinity exhibition ‘Objects of Absence’
The exhibition is on view at Trinity’s Neidorff Art Gallery through Oct. 15.
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Blue Star Contemporary announces new name, the Contemporary at Blue Star
The Contemporary will celebrate its new name at its First Friday Block Party on Oct. 7.
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Artpace exhibition ‘Our Step, Our Hope’ showcases art from San Antonio’s South Korean sister city
The exhibition features works from 10 of Gwangju’s leading artists.
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San Antonio-native Justin Martindale lands Halloween-themed drag queen special on Hulu
The Huluween Dragstravaganza is slated to premiere on Oct. 1.
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The San Antonio Philharmonic has risen from the Symphony’s ashes. What’s next?
Right now, the orchestra is working to rebuild and reconnect with the community.
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New Ruby City exhibition explores the Linda Pace Foundation collection through a fresh lens
‘Tangible/Nothing’ is the contemporary art space’s second full-fledged exhibition and its first to be curated by Ruby City Director Elyse A. Gonzales.
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San Antonio-tied couple trot the globe for their travel-centric print publication The Jungle Journal
The Jungle Journal is an adventurous project designed to chronicle their travel experiences while shedding light on global issues from ecology and social justice to spirituality and indigenous activism.
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San Antonio’s full of fun diversions that fit a college student’s budget
This list of fun, affordable San Antonio spots should be on any college student’s list when it comes time to socialize, have fun and unwind.
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Musicians of city’s dissolved symphony reform as San Antonio Philharmonic, launch new season
The nonprofit orchestra will present 10 classical and three pops concerts, starting its season on Sept. 16.
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San Antonio improv comedy troupe sets up residency at new Black Potion gaming tavern
For the past year, the troupe has performed weekly to sold out crowds at The Overtime Theater.
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HGTV home renovation show looking to cast San Antonio residents
HGTV’s Why The Heck Did I Buy This House is returning to San Antonio for a second season.
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U.S. Postal Service debuts new stamps featuring mariachi musicians
Each of the five new stamps features a musician, playing one of five iconic mariachi instruments: guitar, guitarrón, vihuela, violin and trumpet.
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Roberto Marquez’s mural offers a memorial to the 53 migrants who died this summer in San Antonio
Marquez spent nearly two weeks working in the heat, painting what he refers to as the ‘Trailer of Death.’
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San Antonio nonprofit to host Texas Fashion Week October 1-7
The weeklong gathering features fashion shows, workshops and panels from industry-leading experts.
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San Antonio’s Majestic and Empire Theatres start ticket sales for Randy Rainbow, Beach Boys, more
The other shows in the theaters’ fall series include Potted Potter, The Doo Wop Project and An R-Rated Magic Show.
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New book painstakingly recreates the mysterious San Antonio landmark Miraflores
Anne Elise Urrutia’s Miraflores: San Antonio’s Mexican Garden of Memory employs archival photographs, maps, diagrams and a research-driven narrative to offer a virtual tour of the landmark.