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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.
Arts
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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.
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San Antonio’s Muertos Fest returning for weekend of Oct. 23-25
More than 80 altars will once again line Hemisfair to honor the deceased. The event also will include processions, music, food and more.
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Scott Aukerman bringing Comedy Bang! Bang! live show to Aztec Theatre for night of absurdist humor
The show, scheduled for this Thursday, will also feature longtime Aukerman guest Paul F. Tompkins plus other comics.
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All the most amazing cosplay we saw at San Japan 17
Tens of thousands of anime and gaming fans took over downtown San Antonio. Here’s a look at their wild costumes.
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Where to eat in downtown San Antonio during San Japan 2026
From ramen and robatayaki pop-ups to River Walk restaurants and quirky downtown bars, here’s where convention-goers can refuel.
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Tickets to San Antonio Spurs’ opening week among most expensive in NBA
Word of the pricy tickets comes a day after fans of the Sliver and Black learned they will need to pay $24.99 a month to stream most of the team’s games this season.
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Beto O’Rourke offering free beer, live music at Thursday voter-mobilization event near UTSA
The Texas politico’s San Antonio stop is part of statewide college campus tour to get young people involved in progressive causes.
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Stand-up comic Gabriel Iglesias spills the beans on his love for dining in San Antonio
Iglesias considers SA his ‘second home’ and last month taped a Netflix special here.
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Event this Sunday seeks to put South Side institution Flip Side Records on solid footing
The store, opened in 1972, was forced into a temporary shutdown this summer. Now, organizers are holding a grassroots block party to bring people back.
Posted inMovies
Movie chain Santikos buys far West San Antonio land for theater, mixed-use development
The homegrown chain last summer unveiled plans for a similar project along U.S. Highway 281. It already operates eight movie complexes here.
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‘Salute to Sausage’: Tickets for the 65th Annual WurstFest now on sale
The German-inspired festival in New Braunfels will include polkas, a stein-holding competition and plenty of sausage.
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New UTSA exhibition ‘Antithesis in Contemporary Collage’ to mess with your eyes and your head
The exhibition opens this Thursday at the San Antonio campus’ Main Art Gallery.
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San Japan convention returning to San Antonio this weekend
The annual celebration of anime, gaming and Japanese pop culture gets underway this Thursday at various downtown venues.
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San Antonio’s 13th Floor Haunted House unveils new ‘Jason Universe’ attraction
Tickets are on sale now for the official Friday the 13th-themed scare.
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San Antonio sports fans already lining up to get Spurs player Dylan Harper’s autograph
The NBA rising star will hold a signing event at Boomtown Sports Cards and Collectables on Oct. 15, and folks are already lining up for a shot at tickets.
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San Antonio Zoo offering free admission to frontline workers every day in September
The offer applies to doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters and EMTs.
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Latin comedy OG Alex Reymundo playing 5-show stand at San Antonio’s LOL Comedy Club
The LA-based standup appeared in The Original Latin Kings of Comedy and has toured extensively with Ron White.
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Time slips sideways in San Antonio artist Trish Simonite’s ‘Exquisite Entropy’
The retrospective of Simonite’s work from 1972 to 2025 will open this Friday at UTSA’s downtown Russell Hill Rogers Galleries.
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Silent movie classic Sparrows showing for free this Thursday
The film is considered one of screen legend Mary Pickford’s best.