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San Antonio tattoo parlor now offering daycare service while parents get inked
Children will get their own temporary tattoo as part of the experience, the studio said.
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San Antonio’s Muertos Fest will remain in Hemisfair for next 10 years under new deal
The annual event also has expanded its relationship with the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico — San Antonio.
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Beloved San Antonio drag performer Kristi Waters talks about stepping out of the spotlight to battle cancer
Waters will host the Pride Wrap Party this Sunday, and there’s also an all-star benefit show scheduled for July 5.
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San Antonio drag performer Kristi Waters says she’s taking break due to cancer diagnosis
‘I’m determined to fight with everything I’ve got and come back stronger, healthier and more grateful than ever,’ she said via social media.
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San Antonio resident Vanessa Irino’s love for Casper the Friendly Ghost leads her to world record
The jewelry maker owns the largest collection of Casper memorabilia.
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Exploring the nuances of ancient Greek wine at the San Antonio Museum of Art
Greek vessels including the amphora, kylix and krater were functional but also could be elaborate works of art.
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These 10 medals for Fiesta San Antonio 2025 bring together great design and great causes
Fiesta medals have become an art form in their own right.
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Garden Party: A diverse trio of women artists finds common ground at Artpace San Antonio
Laura Veles Drey (Houston), Anita Fields (Oklahoma) and Lorena Molina (San Francisco via El Salvador) explore parallel themes with their work.
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Longtime San Antonio Spurs radio announcer Bill Schoening retires after 24 seasons
A member of the Texas Radio Hall of Fame, Schoening called four Spurs championships.
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The Junk Artist: Phil Ross isn’t about to the let the city take down his tower of found objects
San Antonio artist Phil Ross has been building his tower of junk for decades. Now he’s fighting the city to keep it.
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San Antonio filmmaker debuts feature-length documentary American Sons at SXSW
The film explores the urgent need for mental health support among veterans, according to director Andrew James Gonzales.
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San Antonio’s McNay comes full circle with posthumous exhibition celebrating Texas artist Michael Tracy
Tracy is known for richly layered paintings and symbolic sculptures exploring themes of religion, ritual, immigration and sacrifice.
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San Antonio artist John Picacio teams with best-selling author on Día de Muertos-themed kids’ book
The Invisible Parade, which Picacio penned with Leigh Bardugo, author of the Shadow and Bone trilogy, will be available this fall.
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Witte Museum CEO Michelle Cuellar Everidge looks to expand its appeal, celebrate 100 years
Everidge, who’s been with the Witte for the past 15 years, became its new CEO on Feb. 1.
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Cultural Adjuster: Talking with Rolando Briseño as his 50-year retrospective show winds down
The San Antonio-born Chicano artist is also an activist and food historian.
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San Antonio nonprofit Artpace celebrates 30 years with new rooftop event space and gala
The nonprofit residency program has served as a creative catalyst and artist incubator since 1995.
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Michelle Cuellar Everidge taking over as CEO of San Antonio’s Witte Museum
Everidge has been with the museum for 15 years, most recently as its deputy director.
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Centro San Antonio unveils new downtown mural honoring veterans
The mural overlooks VFW Post 76, the state’s oldest and largest such post.
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San Antonio’s Clamp Light Gallery launches GoFundMe to keep the lights on
The gallery also welcomed two new directors after the departure of former head Raul Rene Gonzalez.
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City of San Antonio opens up preliminary application window for 2026 artist grants
San Antonio-based artists can receive $7,500 or $15,000 to support the creation of new work.