Posted inSports & Recreation
Savannah Bananas coming to San Antonio’s Alamodome for two games next year
Fans must enter a lottery by Oct. 31 for a chance to score tickets to either game.
Things to Do
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San Antonio Zoo offering Ozzy Osbourne-themed train ride for dogs this weekend
The unique train ride is part of the zoo’s Trick-or-Tail Dog Day this Sunday.
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How to get the most out of the San Antonio Beer Festival while dodging a hangover
Consider this your survival guide as you navigate one of the state’s biggest celebrations of craft beer, set to take place this Saturday.
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Austin comedy favorite Jason Rodriguez performing Saturday in San Antonio
Rodriguez, a 2026 finalist for Funniest Person in Austin, will appear at Riot Riverwalk.
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BUTTTOOTKING tour bringing RuPaul’s Drag Race standouts to San Antonio
The tour will strut into The Rock Box this Saturday with performances by Suzie Toot, Kori King, Lydia B Kollins and local favorite Dahlia Gore.
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Award-winning Out of Chaos theatre company presenting Macbeth in San Antonio
The company will present this two-actor adaptation Thursday at the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre.
Posted inArts
San Antonio Beer Festival bringing hundreds of brews to Hemisfair’s Civic Park this Saturday
The event, which features samples from local, regional, state and worldwide brewers, benefits the San Antonio Food Bank.
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Anything but Past: Artpace guest curator Rigoberto Luna finds connections across time
Luna is only the second San Antonio resident to be selected as guest curator for Artpace’s prestigious International Artist-In-Residence Program.
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San Antonio country music venue Cowboys Dancehall closes after 23 years in business
The owners said construction around the club makes it too hard to access and will be ongoing through 2028.
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Metro Health’s Baby Buggy Walk in the Park aims to educate about prenatal and infant health
The event will take place this Saturday at San Antonio’s Southside Lions Park.
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Butthole Surfers event spotlights band’s San Antonio roots and new documentary
The chaotic psych-rock group will be the subject of a Sunday, Oct. 11, panel discussion at Sunset Brews.
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Festival to celebrate 100th anniversary of Japanese Tea Garden’s Jingu House
The free event will take place this Saturday at the iconic San Antonio green space.
Posted inMovies
San Antonio native Lacey Pipkin gives mushrooms a voice in film Daughters of the Forest
Daughters of the Forest screens at the locally organized Raza Cósmica Film Festival, which runs Thursday, Oct. 8 through Saturday, Oct. 10.
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Fiesta San Antonio staple Oyster Bake rebrands as Oyster Bake Music Fest
Organizers said next year’s party will include ‘bigger musical acts, expanded entertainment and larger audience capacity across two stages.’
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San Antonio bar rolls out Freddy Krueger-themed pop-up in time for Halloween
Dance club WKND is calling its horror-drenched pop-up ‘Nightmare on Main Street.’
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San Antonio-area pumpkin patches and corn mazes to check out for fall 2026
From SA to the surrounding Hill Country, lots of places are breaking out the pumpkins and cutting paths through the corn.
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Forum at Mexican Cultural Institute San Antonio will explore Mexican American identity
The free program this Saturday will feature scholars, artists, journalists, cultural leaders and advocates from both sides of the border.
Posted inVisual Art
San Antonio-tied visual artist Vincent Valdez lands MacArthur ‘genius grant’
Valdez will receive $800,000 in funding over a five-year period, allowing him to explore new projects without financial stress.
Posted inClassical Music
Analysis: Can an orchestra die? San Antonio will find out.
The Alamo City is watching orchestral identity being dismantled and reconstructed in real time.
Posted inClassical Music
San Antonio Philharmonic sues startup orchestra led by its former musical director
The suit accuses the Phil’s former musical director, Jeffrey Kahane, of stealing ‘trade secrets’ to start the Harmonium of Texas.