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Experimental Sundance film TheyDream gets free San Antonio screening
The experimental autographical documentary will be shown this Friday in Chris Park.
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SoundCream outdoor disco finds new home at Sunken Garden Theater
After stints at the Pearl and Hemisfair, the beloved outdoor dance party has launched its new Disco Al Fresco series in a classic San Antonio music venue.
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Cardboard Gold: San Antonio collectors fuel a booming sports card market
The hobby of collecting sports cards has been booming since the pandemic, and San Antonio fans are right in the middle of the frenzy.
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San Antonio’s SMART Project Space resurrects Political Art Month
The show is intended to honor the late Gene Elder, a beloved artist and organizer who founded Political Art Month in 2010.
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San Antonio’s Pearl development opens mini-golf course inspired by local landmarks
The family-friendly diversion made its debut this Friday.
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25 ways to stay cool in San Antonio when it gets hot AF outside
Whether you prefer AC, shade, water or just a cool vibe, these diversions will help you forget the scorching weather.
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Jacob Tobey reportedly exits as San Antonio Spurs announcer after affair allegation
Tobey has been the Spurs’ play-by-play announcer since 2024.
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CineFestival San Antonio returns for 47th installment
The nation’s longest-running Latinx film festival will run Thursday through Sunday at the Carver Community Cultural Center.
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San Antonio-raised director Robert Rodriguez talks 25th anniversary of Spy Kids ahead of special screening
This Saturday, Rodriguez will host a screening of the groundbreaking family film at the Aztec Theatre.
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San Antonio Spurs sign Tobias Harris in $31 million, two-year deal
The Silver and Black just added a versatile scoring threat and a reliable rebounding wing to the rotation.
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San Antonio Spurs will play additional ‘home game’ somewhere other than the Frost Bank Center
Bexar County Commissioners Court approved the move Tuesday in a 4-0 vote.
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San Antonio Spurs seek community input on $1.3 billion arena project
Spurs Sports & Entertainment will hold 10 community meetings this month about the publicly funded sports facility.
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Alamo reopens its 45-year-old pathway connecting to the San Antonio River Walk
The revamp of the Paseo del Alamo is one of several major upgrades to Alamo Plaza’s southwest corner.
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Spurs fans skeptical after team seeks to play additional home games outside of San Antonio
Bexar County Commissioners Court is set to debate the matter Tuesday.
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Ted Cruz says the quiet part out loud about Trump’s meddling in World Cup red card
Trust the Republican senator from Texas to make any moment awkward.
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Space-themed virtual reality exhibit opens in downtown San Antonio
Smithsonian Starstruck: An Immersive Experience allows guests to explore the cosmos with virtual reality headsets.
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San Antonio FC hosting two free FIFA World Cup watch parties this weekend
The Team Mexico watch party is happening on July 5, while the Team USA watch party is scheduled for July 6.
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Spirits run high in San Antonio pub during Wednesday’s World Cup watch party
With the U.S. Men’s National Team playing beyond expectations, Alamo City fans are feeling the excitement.
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Report: San Antonio Zoo had $283 million economic impact last year
The San Antonio Zoo welcomed more than 1 million visitors, which in turn supported 957 local jobs, according to the report.
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Starlighter venue in San Antonio’s Deco District posts plea for help as it falls behind on rent
The music and performance spot northwest of downtown said fostering a community of acceptance and fair pay has left it unable to invest in needed upgrades.