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Cozy finds and fall style at the Quarry Village
The Quarry Village is a great place to ease into the season with new looks.
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Annual Koi & Fancy Goldfish Show taking place this weekend at San Antonio’s Rainbow Gardens
Attendees of the Saturday and Sunday event will get an up-close look at rare koi and unusual varieties of goldfish.
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Brackenridge Park hosting fifth annual Fall Family Fishing Day on Saturday
Texas Parks and Wildlife will stock the river with more than 600 fish in preparation for the free, family-friendly event.
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Cactus Tate talks comedy, massive TikTok following ahead of San Antonio show
The Houston-based stand-up will perform a sold-out show at LOL Comedy Club on Sunday, Sept. 27.
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Texas A&M drag ban cases before federal judges after conflicting rulings
Student groups in two cases concerning drag performances on Texas A&M System campus venues argue the bans violate First Amendment protections.
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‘Generative Disruptions’ reframes feminist art at San Antonio’s Ruby City
The expansive new exhibit, which opens Saturday, Sept. 26, includes 33 artists whose work explores body, identity, gender, power, belonging and more.
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John Oliver recites Dr. Seuss-style rhyme mocking Ted Cruz for getting booed at UT football game
‘I do not like that man Ted Cruz. I do not like him on the news.’
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San Antonio to host final renters’ rights info session on Tuesday
The cost of rent in San Antonio has increased significantly since the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to an uptick in evictions.
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11 ways to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month in San Antonio
From mariachi and ballet folklórico to outdoor movies and community festivals, these events offer plenty of ways to experience out city’s Hispanic heritage.
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Records show repeated financial losses for NIOSA, one of Fiesta San Antonio’s most beloved events
The celebration, which organizers paused this week, has lost money since its return following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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San Antonio drag performer Papi Culo competes in second season of King of Drag
Season 2 of King of Drag premieres at 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20, on Revry, a global LGBTQ+ streaming network.
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Artist who went viral for crushing a Tesla will ride ‘bomb’ like a bull for anti-war performance
The exhibit opening Thursday at San Antonio’s ArtPace is the work of Chavis Mármol, the Mexico City artist who crushed a Tesla with a huge stone Olmec head in a video that garnered millions of views.
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San Antonio Conservation Society says it’s pausing NIOSA, one of Fiesta’s most popular events
Facing a loss of space in La Villita, the San Antonio Conservation Society said it’s temporarily put the brakes on its annual fundraiser.
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San Antonio music-education nonprofit High Voltage celebrates 10 years with fundraising party
The event this Saturday at Cherrity Bar will feature dancing, bingo, raffle prizes and a silent art auction.
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NYC comedian Daniela Mora trades single-life jokes for relationship humor
Mora brings new perspective to San Antonio’s LOL Comedy Club on Wednesday, Sept. 16
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Guadalupe Dance Company to celebrate 35th anniversary with performance this week
The San Antonio-based troupe will present ‘Celebrando Tradiciones: Corazón y Raíz’ this Thursday and Friday at the Carver Center.
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San Antonio councilman accuses colleague of retaliation over Project Marvel vote
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez said another member of council delayed a vote on one of his projects after he balked at spending tax dollars on the downtown sports district.
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Jaston Williams’ UFO-focused play I Saw the Lights opens next week at Tobin Center
Williams is the co-creator, co-writer and longtime star of Greater Tuna and its sequels.
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Kathleen Madigan brings her jokes and Tex-Mex cravings to San Antonio for Empire Theatre show
The veteran stand-up comic will perform here this Friday.
