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San Antonio comedy show this Friday will benefit Texas immigrant-aid group
The show, headlined by nationally acclaimed stand-up Cleto Rodriguez, will raise money to reunite immigrant families.
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San Antonio’s revived La Semana Alegre music fest returns to Hemisfair as free event
Live music will include performances by Garrett T. Capps, Die Spitz, Kings Del Wepa, Los Yesterdays, Sunny Ozuna and more.
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San Antonio Book Festival bringing Stephen Graham Jones, Laila Lalami, Karen Russell, more authors to town
The free event takes place this Saturday at the Central Library.
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Kevin Hart bringing latest stand-up comedy tour to San Antonio this Saturday
The comic and actor will perform at Frost Bank Center as part of his Acting My Age tour.
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PechaKucha San Antonio’s latest installment will feature animal advocates, writers, chefs and more
The gathering will take place Thursday at Sunken Garden Theater.
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Traveling dinosaur show Jurassic Quest heading back to San Antonio this weekend
The attraction will bring an array of thunder lizards to Freeman Expo Hall this Friday through this Sunday.
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Jim Henson’s Labyrinth in Concert coming to San Antonio’s Tobin Center on Tuesday
The event will present a live musical performance synched to the 1996 fantasy film’s score.
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Film HUSH (Help Us Say Help) explores need for mental health resources in Black communities
The 2023 doc will screen for free this Friday at San Antonio’s Little Carver Theatre as part of the ongoing Black History Film Series.
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Bassoonist and conductor Anthony Parnther to perform with San Antonio Philharmonic this weekend
The LA-based musician has performed with both violinist Joshua Bell and Wu-Tang Clan, and he’s also one of today’s top film conductors.
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Comedian Halkias bringing the weird to San Antonio’s Tobin Center
The Let’s Start a Cult co-writer and star will perform Friday, May 4.
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Comedy venue opening in San Antonio’s Woodlawn Theatre, with big names on the way
More than 20 local comedians will kick off Woodlawn Comedy’s opening this weekend — and the first 500 tickets are free.
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San Antonio’s UNAM to offer free screening of documentary on iconic labor leader Dolores Huerta
The screening of director Peter Bratt’s Dolores will take place Tuesday, April 1.
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Latinx playwright Octavio Solis will present San Antonio lecture on memory in relation to love, art and identity
Solis is scheduled to speak this Monday at Trinity University.
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Stand-up comic and actor Godrey bringing his spot-on impressions, signature grin to San Antonio
He’ll perform Thursday through Sunday at Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club.
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Free San Antonio event will let aspiring filmmakers learn from industry art, design pros
The TPR Filmmaker Forum this Wednesday will include a discussion with industry experts and offer free headshots to those who want to work in the biz.
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Cirque du Soleil bringing its OVO show to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center this fall
The retooled performance uses thrilling acrobatics to depict life in an insect colony.
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San Antonio’s Central Library to offer zine workshop this weekend
The free gathering will celebrate Women’s History Month with local zinester Ana Camacho Espiritu.
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SAMA’s ‘Envisioning the Hindu Divine’ offers new understandings of an ancient faith
The San Antonio Museum of Art’s spring exhibition blends new photography and historical works depicting Hindu deities.
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San Antonio’s Artpace debuts new artists-in-residence show this week
The exhibition, which opens Thursday, will show new work by Laura Veles Dray, Anita Fields and Lorena Molina.
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English stand-up comedian Russell Howard bringing laughs to San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre
The comic known for TV shows Russell Howard’s Good News and The Russell Howard Hour will perform March 19.
