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USA Today readers rank San Antonio Zoo the nation’s seventh-best
It’s the fourth time in the past three years that the local zoo has made a national Top 10 list.
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Explore San Antonio arts and culture with San Antonio Current. Find the best local galleries, museums, theater, film, and cultural events happening across the city.
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Playwright Heather Raffo debuts production at Carver Center on relocation and survival
Tomorrow Will Be Sunday is part of a larger “Migration Cycle” of plays the acclaimed Iraqi American writer is developing across multiple cities.
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San Antonio woman goes viral after complaining about ‘crazy Hispanics’ at Spurs game
‘Shit, grandma, you’re halfway there. Just call me a bean*r,’ SA bar owner Aaron Peña wrote in response to the viral clip.
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Broadway in San Antonio’s 2026-2027 season to bring classics, plenty of debuts
The newly unveiled season includes The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, Wicked, Buena Vista Social Club and Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen, among others.
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San Antonio City Council OKs rule to stop future developments from displacing residents
The move comes after the city approved a new minor league ballpark, which includes development replacing one of downtown’s few low-cost apartment complexes.
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Fresh Finds & Can’t-Miss Deals at The Quarry Village
The Quarry Village is your go-to destination for effortless style.
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VIA offering Park & Ride service to Zach Bryan’s San Antonio show on Saturday
Bus services to the Alamodome will start at at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, March 21.
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SAW The Musical: The Unauthorized Parody brings gory, unhinged fun to San Antonio
The blood-soaked parody will run through April 12 at the Josephine Theatre.
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Playwright Amalia Ortiz’s Miraculous Mixes of DJ Santa Cecilia opens this week in San Antonio
The play is a quixotic tale of 1990s U.S. rave culture that follows a mute, queer migrant who transforms into a shamanic DJ.
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San Antonio Sierra Club chapter presenting overview of Antarctic research site on Tuesday
UT-San Antonio prof Stephen Ackley will discuss his 30-plus years of navigating the Antarctic’s unforgiving terrain.
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San Antonio Spurs face a healthy Denver Nuggets on Thursday
Look for Devin Vassell to be a potential difference maker as the Spurs gun for playoff season.
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San Antonio City Council gives consultant millions to find alternatives to scrapped land bridge
That $3.7 million contract comes as progress on aspects of the ambitious Project Marvel project grind to a halt or get scrapped altogether.
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Horror author Lindy Ryan to discuss new book Dollface this Thursday at Nowhere Bookshop
The award-winning scribe’s latest novel is about a horror author who finds herself entangled in a serial murder case.
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Fiesta San Antonio event Alamo Heights Night is cancelled, but organizers mum on why
Officials at the University of the Incarnate Word, which hosts the gathering, say no alternative celebration is in the works.
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San Antonio filmmaker Vanessa Rae Lerma turns family history into a musical
Lerma’s new musical short SweetNess will screen for free this Wednesday at Texas Public Radio’s downtown media center.
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San Antonio Library lecture looks at women who redefined race car driving
Tuesday’s talk by historian Elizabeth Blackstock looks at three pioneering French women who debunked the masculine mystique of race-car driving.
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Six fun spring break activities in downtown San Antonio
Don’t fret if your plan to hit the coast fell through. There are plenty of party-worthy diversions downtown.
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The price tag to buy San Antonio Spur Tony Parker’s mansion has dropped by nearly half
The Boerne mansion was listed for $20 million last September, but it has since dropped to $11 million. Anybody got that burning a hole through their pocket?
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Pop Madness bringing science fiction luminaries John Scalzi and Martha Wells to San Antonio
The free pop culture convention will take place this Saturday at the Central Library.