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Ruiz-Healy Art showcases works by Gaby Collins-Fernandez and Carlos Rosales-Silva
“Gaby Collins-Fernandez & Carlos Rosales-Silva: Applied Pressure” opens Wednesday, May 18.
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As strike drags on, San Antonio Symphony cancels the remainder of its season
The cancellation comes days after the Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony walked away from talks, accusing management of negotiating in bad faith.
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San Antonio’s striking symphony musicians end mediation, citing management’s ‘inflexible’ offers
Musicians said management’s offers would gut the orchestra and make it even harder to correct its financial course.
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EVO Entertainment will open 12-screen theater and entertainment venue on San Antonio’s South Side
The South Park Mall facility will feature a dine-in cinema, bowling alley, bumper cars and more.
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Agarita joins forces with San Antonio native Nadia Botello for an aquatic concert this weekend
The performance at Alamo Heights Pool is intended to be listened to both above and below the water.
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Beyond T-shirts: Art, music and skateboard culture collide at San Antonio’s Cat Palace
Situated on a rustic plot in Selma, the amusingly dubbed Cat Palace is named in honor of the felines that came with the wooded property.
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Faculty member leaving Southwest School of Art posts pic of shirt with school’s logo in place of cat’s ass
Some faculty and staff have raised concerns that the school’s culture won’t survive its merger with UTSA.
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San Antonio Symphony cuts ties with Music Director Emeritus Sebastian Lang-Lessing
Lang-Lessing’s plan to conduct performances by the striking symphony musicians appears to have prompted the board’s move.
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San Antonio native publishes children’s book featuring a French bulldog that visits Fiesta
King Louie the Dog is El Rey de Fiesta is the second book by Catherine Alvarez-McCurdy, who now lives in New York.
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San Antonio Zoo welcomes two-year-old jaguar as part of breeding program
The San Antonio Zoo was recently named one of the best in the country for its conservation efforts.
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Culture Commons’ new exhibition honors San Antonio women while shining a light on gender disparities
The “The Status of Women in San Antonio” opened March 22 and will be on view through the summer.
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Long-running San Antonio arthouse theater the Bijou has reportedly closed its doors
The news comes after owner Santikos Entertainment purchased and reopened two Alamo Drafthouse locations.
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Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony receive $100,000 grant, will perform 3 more concerts
The striking musicians will return to First Baptist Church for performances in April, May and June.
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Spurs raise $200,000 for the San Antonio Food Bank by selling Coach Pop-branded NFTs
The digitally encrypted tokens are still on sale, and they are going for an average of $6,500.
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Musicians mark sixth month of San Antonio Symphony strike with weekend protests
The musicians and management are at an impasse over a plan to slash the size of the orchestra and make 26 members part-timers.
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Texas author Joe R. Lansdale discusses the evil inside us all
Lansdale’s latest book Born for Trouble: The Further Adventures of Hap and Leonard debuted on March 21.
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Pasión Play: Tamara Adira’s Arte y Pasión continue to push flamenco’s boundaries with Confluencias
Confluencias is the latest successful project spearheaded by dancer and choreographer Adira.