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A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical coming to San Antonio
The Broadway musical memoir will run Tuesday, Feb. 24, through Sunday, March 1, at the Majestic Theatre.
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Curmudgeon Lite: SNL and Joe Dirt star David Spade returning to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre
The comic and actor is bringing his latest standup tour to SA on Saturday, Feb. 21.
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San Antonio Philharmonic cancels remainder of season’s concerts after departure of musical director
In recent weeks, the orchestra has also lost the venue it once billed as its permanent home and canceled several other performances.
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She’s with the Banned: Texas librarian shares battle over book bans in PBS documentary
Documentary The Librarians shows public servants on the front line of a national battle against conservative groups fighting to ban books from public schools.
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Concha-shaped bike sculpture makes appearance on San Antonio River Walk
The installation stands in front of a mural at downtown eatery Alamo Biscuit Co. that reads, “‘You are the art.’
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Report: Socialites of San Antonio reality show keeps touting plans despite lack of investment
Even though an anonymous investor reportedly pulled $80,000 in funding from the TV program, it’s director keeps promoting it on TikTok.
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Alamo City Tease Burlesque festival taking it all off this weekend
In addition to performance showcases, the event will include a Burlesque Queen competition plus late-night festivities and a daytime brunch show.
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San Antonio Spurs waive Jeremy Sochan
Sochan, known for his colorful hair and globetrotting background, was the ninth overall pick in the 2022 Draft, but his game time dwindled this season.
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Seinfeld’s Michael Richards passes through darkness for tour stop in San Antonio
The actor and comedian who played the character Kramer is bringing his Entrances and Exits tour to the Empire Theatre this Friday.
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UT-San Antonio grad is first Super Bowl winner in school’s history
Riq Woolen was drafted into the Seahawks in 2022.
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Jeffrey Kahane steps down as San Antonio Philharmonic’s music director
The respected conductor, pianist and educator’s departure comes as the orchestra has lost its permanent performance space and canceled concerts.
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San Antonio’s Luminaria 2026 accepting applications from artists
The annual nighttime arts festival is looking for 200 creators to display work at its November installment.
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‘Dancing Off Our Tongues’ at Central Library to offer blend of fiction and musical performance
Monday’s event is organized by San Antonio’s Reggie Scott Young, author of ‘Yardbirds Squawking at the Moon.’
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San Antonio Councilman Marc Whyte defends Spurs owner’s $6 billion Trump donation
Whyte sprung to Michael Dell’s defense after Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones called the tech billionaire’s donation into question at a town hall.
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San Antonio visual artist Mark Menjívar’s latest exhibition debuts Friday
‘Murmurations’ at the Contemporary at Blue Star, functions like a mid-career survey, sampling the past 20 years of various long-term projects.
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New York’s renowned Parsons Dance group to perform at Carver Center
This Thursday’s show will be the troupe’s first in San Antonio appearance since 2016.
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Austrian visual artist Heimo Wallner’s ‘desesperado’ opens Thursday in San Antonio
The exhibition of drawings rooted in the stupidity that surrounds humankind will run through the end of February at the Un Grito Gallery.
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San Antonio’s Bonham Exchange faces possible shutdown over fire code
The iconic LGBTQ+ nightspot hasn’t met the city’s demand that it install an automatic sprinkler system, but some on City Council want to grant it more time.
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San Antonio Mayor Jones rips Spurs owner’s $6 billion Trump accounts donation
‘I wonder if he was able to do that because the city gave up so much money for the arena,’ Jones said of billionaire Michael Dell.
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San Antonio Spurs look to bolster 3-point shooting as they face Orlando Magic
San Antonio’s defense will be tested against the Magic on Sunday afternoon with Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner in the frontcourt.
