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Lawsuits Could Stop Trump’s Separation of Immigrant Families, Castro Says
Lawsuits are one way to force the Trump Administration to stop its policy of separating parents and children suspected of trying to cross into the U.S. illegally, U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro said Wednesday. The San Antonio Democrat urged voters to contact their elected officials to pressure the administration to backtrack on the controversial policy. However, he…
With 80,000 Active-duty Personnel, Bexar County Ranks Highest in Number of Military Deaths
Army Major Jeff Shelnutt has experienced the dangers of service. “I volunteered for this and I understand, especially since 2001, that there is real danger and there is always a possibility of something happening, but I think I look at it from the perspective that this has become a calling,” Shelnutt, 49, said. He has…
Woman Proudly Uses Racial Slur on Camera at Six Flags Fiesta Texas
A San Antonio woman recorded her encounter with a racist woman, who called her a derogatory name, on Saturday as she spent the day at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Angela Gomez uploaded a short video clip of a family of four gathering their things to move. But there’s shouting going on, Gomez is behind the…
San Antonio Author’s New Twists on Familiar Tales Take Her to the Hallmark Channel and Beyond
San Antonio romance author Teri Wilson can thank the classics for at least some of her success. Three years ago, her book Unleashing Mr. Darcy, a retelling of Pride and Prejudice set in the world of dog shows, was turned into a Hallmark Channel movie that pulled a head-turning 3 million viewers. Its sequel, Marrying…
Austin’s Celis Brewing Is Taking Over the Taps at Pizza Italia
On Thursday, June 7, Pizza Italia will be hosting an evening with Christine Celis of Austin’s Celis Brewery. Celis will be on site from 6 to 9 p.m. participating in a Facebook Live Q&A video in which she’ll talk about craft beer and her experiences in the community. Restaurant guests will receive a complimentary souvenir…
The Big Spoon: Cooking Leads to Appreciation
It makes sense in retrospect. I fell for someone who knows his way around the kitchen. My partner makes his own pasta. He makes cold brew at home using locally roasted coffee beans. He makes pizza dough, flan and hot wings from scratch. If he’s Ina, I’m Jeffrey and that’s to say, I’m wildly spoiled.…
San Antonio and Austin Are Converging Along I-35. Time to Pay Attention.
Editor’s Note: The following is Their Town, a column of opinion and analysis. San Antonio picked up a little more than 24,000 new residents in the 12-month period ending July 1, 2017, making ours the fastest-growing city in the country, according to a new U.S. Census report. That’s a lot of people who’ve been turning…
The Fight Over Separating Families at the Border Goes Beyond Rallies and Hashtags
Last Thursday, 300 people convened in the West Side’s Guadalupe Plaza to decry the Trump Administration’s policy of separating children from parents suspected of crossing the border illegally. It was one of about 30 such rallies planned across the country last week as Twitter lit up with hashtags like #FamiliesBelongTogether and #WhereAreTheChildren. “Today is not…
Los Tigres Del Norte and Alejandro Fernández are Coming To San Antonio
In a celebration that is sure to transcend multiple generations of Latin music fans, Los Tigres Del Norte will join Alejandro Fernández as part of “Rompiendo Fronteras World Tour 2018,” which hits Texas this Fall. The tour kicks off on in Newark, NJ and makes its way across 20 cities including San Antonio on Friday,…
San Antonio’s Safest Driver App Offers a Shot at Cash… With a Catch
How much is your data worth? Boston-based Cambridge Mobile Telematics is guessing Alamo City drivers are willing to share their driving habits for a shot at a $10,000 prize. The tech company is offering a free mobile app called San Antonio’s Safest Driver that uses your cellphone to detect when you’re speeding up, braking, taking…
Kanye West Samples San Antonio Band On Latest Album
I’ll admit it – on my first listen to Kanye’s new record ye, I was a little underwhelmed. Especially after the masterpieces he constructed on My Dark Twisted Fantasy, I expected something different, I guess. And, look, I realize that artists grow, evolve and express themselves differently as they mature, so it’s not like I…
Texas Ranks Near the Top of the List of Complaints About Bill Collectors
Screen those calls and hang onto your wallet. Of all U.S. states, Texas had the seventh-highest number of per-capita consumer complaints about debt collectors, according to new data released today. Through the end of April, Texans issued 20,051 complaints about debt collectors to federal regulators, or 8 per 10,000 residents, according to the report by…
Flatbush Zombies Coming to Aztec Theatre So You Can Enjoy Some Solid Hip-hop
Naming the likes of Eminem, Tech N9ne, Portishead, Coldplay and Jay-Z as direct influences to their music, Flatbush Zombies are the perfect blend of classic-meets-cutting-edge in hip-hop. Rapping over hi-hat-heavy trap-esque beats, Meechy Darko, Zombie Juice and Erick Arc Elliott manage to maintain clever lyricism and artistry throughout their catalog, which is contrary to this…
Frontier Airlines Adds Two More Direct Flights from San Antonio
Frontier Airlines, already the airline with the most direct routes from San Antonio, announced Tuesday the addition of two cities. San Antonians will soon be able to purchase flights as low as $29 to Salt Lake City and Orange County, CA. The company said John Wayne Airport in Orange County is considered an alternative to…
Wes Fest Moves On to McNay for Screening of The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Wes Anderson movies exist on their own odd, idiosyncratic, maybe arcane plane. The characters are big, the drama is high, the humor is dry and the world of Anderson’s imagination is meticulously wrought in terms of sets, costumes and shots. As such, his body of work may seem tough to penetrate for the uninitiated. In…
The Granary Hosting Famous Dallas Chef for Summer Chef Collaboration Series
John Tesar, one of Texas’ most well-known chefs, will collaborate with The Granary ‘Cue & Brew’s chef Tim Rattray for a seven-course dinner on Sunday, June 10 at 6:30 p.m. The dinner is the first in a Summer Chef Collaboration Series for the San Antonio barbecue restaurant. Tesar, owner of Knife (Esquire magazine’s best new restaurants…
Female-Only Fitness Center to Open Second San Antonio Location
San Antonio will welcome a second Hard Core Training Women’s Fitness Center on Saturday, June 9 with a grand opening event. The event will allow guests to tour the new location at 4749 Fredericksburg Rd and receive information about classes and special grand opening prices, so those interested in purchasing a membership are encouraged to attend. The…
Ginobili Says He’s the “Right Manu for the Job” in New Equalizer 2 Movie Poster
Last week, we saw Manu Ginobili put his acting chops to good use in a promo for The Equalizer 2. Yesterday, the Spurs legend got his own movie poster because he’s just that great. He even had some fun with it, telling star Denzel Washington to “step aside.” Summer hobby. Highly trained government assassin ✅ Step…
San Antonio’s Girl Gang Is Hosting Golden Girl-Themed Anniversary Party
Bring on the cheesecake, the palm fronds and the big shoulder pads: Girl Gang is celebrating turning one with a Golden Girls-themed shindig. The group of all-female bartenders made up of Danielle Chapman, Karen Tartt, Haleigh Guillory, Zulcoralis Rodriguez, Denise De Glopper, and Vanessa Vara first teamed up for Stay Golden’s remaining days, and they’re…
Ministry Is Gearing Up To Return To San Antonio
Less than a year after their performance at the Aztec Theatre, industrial metal god’s Ministry have announced a return to San Antonio. That’s right – good ‘ol Al Jourgensen (who’s now 60) and the boys are headed to the Alamo City on Friday, December 14 to deliver another onslaught of their grinding industrial tracks to…
Watch as a Texas Center Housing Immigrant Children Calls the Cops on a Senator Who Asks for a Tour
U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley’s visit Sunday to a South Texas facility housing migrant children ended up with the federal contractor running the center calling the police and asking him to leave. Merkley, D-Oregon, is looking into the Trump Administration’s policy of separating asylum seekers from their children when they try to cross the border, so…
Chipotle Offering Buy One, Get One Free Burritos to Nurses on Tuesday
Chipotle Mexican Grill will page nurses with a “Code Burrito” deal Tuesday, June 5 to show appreciation for our nation’s scrub-wearing heroes. “Nurses are some of the most selfless people and make such significant contributions to our society day in and day out,” said Chipotle Chief Communications Officer Laurie Schalow in a statement. “Every year,…
San Antonio-Area School Districts Offering Free Meals for Students This Summer
In the United States, 22 million children depend on free or reduced-lunches to keep them full throughout the day. During the summer break, these children lose that source of food for almost three months. To combat this problem, San Antonio schools will provide nutritious meals to low-income children this summer through district-wide summer feeding programs.…
The Spurs Coyote Stopped By a San Antonio Quinceñera and Things Got Really Weird
The Coyote, aka the high-energy mascot of the San Antonio Spurs, crashed the party at a San Antonio quinceñera on Saturday, and things got wild. Snaps from a photobooth at the event show the Coyote being his usual wacky self. But scrolling through the photos on the Dru Photography website show a different side to…
Blue Bell’s Newest Flavor Now Available for a Limited Time
If you’re still dedicated to Blue Bell, we’ve got great news. On Monday, Blue Bell announced the release of its new Southern Blackberry Cobbler flavor. The blackberry ice cream is paired with pieces of flaky pie crust and a blackberry sauce swirl. Ring the dessert bell! Southern Blackberry Cobbler is a creamy ice cream with…
African-American Oral History Project Heads to S.A. for Interviews
The HistoryMakers, a nonprofit billed as the nation’s largest African-American video oral history archive, will be in San Antonio this week interviewing 11 prominent black leaders. The group’s video shoots will include business, political, educational and military bigwigs ranging from U.S. Air Force cyber-strategist Annette Benging to former Mayor Ivy Taylor. “When we interview our subjects,…
More Snooze On The Way, Breakfast Eatery Announces Third San Antonio Location
Snooze, an A.M Eatery is slowly taking over San Antonio, announcing plans for a third location. Just last month, the popular breakfast/brunch spot announced a second location was in the works, less than a year after the first spot opened at The Quarry. Amid all the excitement, Snooze announced a third location – because San…
Texas Supreme Court Will Hear Lawsuit Over the Hays Street Bridge
The Texas Supreme Court today agreed to hear a legal case that could decide whether a controversial condominium development can take place adjacent the historic Hays Street Bridge. The case stems from the city’s sale of land originally donated for a park development. The sale put the property in the hands of a business entity…
Usually-Eccentric Wand Explores Indie Rock in Latest Album, Brings Tour to San Antonio
With its huge fuzzed-out guitars, vintage mellotron warbles and dreamy hooks, Wand presents a lysergic smorgasbord for neo-psych fans. Bandleader Cory Hanson’s appetite for sonic experimentation made the band’s first three LPs a pleasantly trippy ride, and it probably didn’t hurt that both he and drummer Evan Burrows further honed their craft as members of…
Manu Ginobili Makes Hilarious Cameo in New Promo for The Equalizer 2
After years of experience acting in H-E-B commercials and more recently in a Gatorade commercial in Argentina, Manu Ginobili showcased his talent in a recent promo for The Equalizer 2. A follow-up to the 2014 film, Ginobili made a cameo in a promo for the new film that aired during Game 1 of the NBA…
City of San Antonio Fair Housing Program, Haven for Hope to Hold Rental Workshops
The City of San Antonio’s Department of Human Services Fair Housing Program has partnered with Haven for Hope to hold free rental housing workshops. The workshops are designed to teach rental skills to those who have a history with bad credit, broken leases or financial instability looking to learn about the renting process and how…
TPR Hosts Screening of Science Fiction Classic The Day the Earth Stood Still at the Bijou
Klaatu Borada Nikto! That’s probably cinema’s most famous line in an extraterrestrial tongue, and it was burned into many an impressionable brain from the 1950s onward. The source: The Day the Earth Stood Still, in which handsome spaceman Klaatu (Michael Rennie) lands his flying saucer on Earth, stays with a local widow (Patricia Neal), makes…
This Truck Delivers Puro San Antonio Snacks to Marbach Area
What’s better than a snack stand with treats like Hot Cheetos & cheese and mangonadas? Not leaving the comfort of your home and getting all those puro SA treats delivered to you. As I was running errands off of Marbach last night, I spotted TJ’s Snack Delivery. At first, I thought it was probably just…
Stryper Stopping in San Antonio to Play Sam’s Burger Joint and Throw Bibles at You
No, Stryper’s proselytizing take on pop-metal isn’t everyone’s taste. But you’ve got to admire a band that dressed like bees, pelted its audience with Bibles, yet still managed to have some of the most-requested songs on mid-‘80s MTV. Since relaunching its recording career with 2005’s Reborn (see what they did there?), Stryper have cranked out…
Get Your Punk Fix at A Place to Bury Strangers’ Show at Paper Tiger
As if this town wasn’t already sold on the merits of A Place to Bury Strangers, or really any band with an emotive, high-key dramatic, noisy, post-punk vibe, we’re here to tell you that you’ll not wanna miss this show. First of all, APTBS always puts on a worthy show, with its theatrical bent given…
Joaquin Castro’s ‘Where Are the Children Rally’ Draws 300
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro joined other political and religious leaders at a Thursday night rally condemning the Trump Administration’s policy of separating minors from their parents if they’re suspected of crossing the border illegally. About 300 people gathered in the West Side’s Guadalupe Plaza to listen to speakers of a variety of faiths urging the administration…
Ron Nirenberg’s LGBTQ Advisory Committee Set to Meet for First Time
This story originally appeared in our sister publication, Out in SA. Members of San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s newly-appointed LGBTQ Advisory Committee are set to have their first meeting on Thursday, May 31 at the Central Library Auditorium. The gathering marks the first time the mayor will have the opportunity to meet the 15 members…
Yo La Tengo Bringing Its Riot of Sound to the Paper Tiger
Mercurial indie rockers Yo La Tengo, one of the most critically lauded rock acts of the ’90s, will ride into San Antonio in September. The Hoboken, N.J.-based band has cranked out an album every few years since the late ’80s, building a cult around its eclectic creations that teeter between feedback-heavy noise jams and delicate, almost…
Ted Cruz Leads Beto O’Rourke By 11 Points in Senate Race, New Poll Finds
This story was originally published by The Texas Tribune. WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has some breathing space from U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke, according to a new poll released by Quinnipiac University on Wednesday. In the banner statewide race in the state, the new survey showed Cruz had an 11-point lead over O’Rourke. Fifty…
Creed from The Office is Playing San Antonio This Weekend
Creed Bratton, who played a fictional version of himself on The Office, is bringing his tunes to San Antonio. Bratton – the person, not the character – first found fame in the ’60s when he was part of The Grass Roots. He held it down on the guitar front for the band’s first four albums…
Here’s a List of Stuff (Other than Guns) that Lawmakers Say Cause School Shootings
Here in the gun-crazy U.S. of A., politicians engage in plenty of creative rhetoric when it comes to harrumphing about school shootings. It’s easy to see how that comes about. On one hand, they’ve gotta look eager to do something, anything, to stop another tragedy. But, on the other, they’re under intense pressure from the National…
Trump Set to Meet with Families of Santa Fe Shooting Victims, Tells Reporters He’s “Going to Have a Little Fun Today”
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with the families of the Santa Fe High School shooting victims as he visits Texas on Thursday. White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders shared Wednesday that the president will “personally offer his condolences and support” to the families as he visits Houston for a campaign fundraiser. Before boarding…
Freestyle Explosion Taking Over Illusions Theater This Saturday
From the early 1980s to the early 1990s, long before Kanye showed mofos how to be heartbroken and heroic at the same time with his classic 2008 album 808s and Heartbreak, freestyle music brought slick love sickness to the masses. Super popular in urban areas across the country, San Anto absolutely included, freestyle tracks were…
New DoSeum Exhibit Encourages Kids to Envision Their City in the Future
The DoSeum, in its massive yet inviting, state-of-the-art facility, a veritable wonderland for kids and adults alike, is forward-thinking brilliance from the building design to the thoughtfully envisioned, carefully executed exhibits that encourage learning through play. While the focus of The DoSeum is, in general, all about the future — its stated vision includes a…
The Rustic Throwing Party for National Leave Work Early Day
Friday is National Leave Work Early Day. And, whether you subscribe to the wide-world of made-up non-holidays, in general, this is surely a bullshit holiday that we can all get behind. In celebration, Do210 and The Rustic have teamed up to throw a doozy of a local show. Plus, it’s free and it starts early.…
San Antonio Home Prices Increased More than in Other Texas Cities
If you’re selling a house, get ready for good news. If you’re buying one, maybe now’s a good time to sit down. For the first quarter of 2018, home prices rose at a faster clip in San Antonio than in most of the state’s other metro areas, according to a new report from the Texas…
San Antonio Author, Attorney Jay Brandon Dissects the Theater of Trial in Against the Law
Before attorney Edward Hall was disbarred and sentenced for illicit behavior in the Harris County Criminal Justice Center’s evidence room, he had built an impressive trial record. He thought he was done paying the price – two years of a three-year prison term and the loss of his law license. In Against the Law: A…
Gov. Greg Abbott Announces School Safety Plan and Proposed Changes to Gun Laws After Santa Fe Shooting
This story was originally published in The Texas Tribune. Less than two weeks after 10 people were killed in a southeast Texas school shooting, Gov. Greg Abbott laid out a 40-page, 40-strategy plan for preventing future school shootings, and left the door open to calling lawmakers back to Austin to pass some of those priorities.…
Slab Cinema Screening Wes Anderson Films This Summer, Beginning with Debut Bottle Rocket
Whether you are a diehard fan of Houston-born, University of Texas-educated auteur Wes Anderson or have been waiting for the right time to give his impressive and quirky body of work some attention, Slab Cinema has got the goods for you this summer. For Wes Fest, a summer-long celebration of Anderson’s work, Slab Cinema and…
Ex-Smiths Guitarist Johnny Marr Is Coming To San Antonio And We Can’t Stop Crying
“Shyness is nice, and shyness can stop you from doing all the things in life you’d like to.” So if there’s something you’d like to try, like for instance, going to see ex-Smith’s guitarist Johnny Marr play in the Alamo City, ask us we won’t say no, how could we? If those Smith’s lyrics threw…
Where to Find National Donut Day Deals in San Antonio
It’s National Donut Day this Friday so ,of course, local and national shops are coming through with deals and new flavors. Here’s where you can get your donut on in San Antonio. Duck Donuts // Swing by Huebner Commons for a free classic donut “and a little extra something sweet.” 11703 Huebner Road, Suite 113, (210)…
Austin’s Black Pumas Brings Mix of Psychedelic Soul, Rock ‘N’ Roll to Sam’s Burger Joint
Austin outfit Black Pumas, stopping at Sam’s this week, makes fuzzy, psychedelic soul music with old-school rock ’n’ roll energy. The new project, comprised of songwriter/producer Adrian Quesada and singer Eric Burton, formed last year when Quesada, taking a break from his work as guitarist with ATX Latin-funk crew Brownout, began writing a set of…
Here’s Why You Should Be Supporting San Antonio Restaurants This Summer
Editor’s Note: The following is The Big Spoon, an opinion column on San Antonio’s food and drink scene. It all started back in April with business owners holding their breath as the Spurs barely eked out a No. 7 standing for the 2018 playoffs. The team faced Steph Curry and Golden State for five hard-fought…
Here’s Why Gov. Abbott’s School Safety Discussion Was Little More Than Show
To Rep. Lloyd Doggett, Governor Greg Abbott’s recently completed roundtable on school safety had a familiar ring. It reminded him of President Trump’s “listening session” earlier this year with the survivors of the Parkland, Fla., school shooting. Trump’s session provided a top-of-the-fold photo op, but it only resulted in a single concrete effort to rein…
The Posies Bringing 30th Anniversary Tour to San Antonio
The Posies’ mix of British Invasion-style melody with crunchy guitars made them one of the best-regarded power pop bands of the ‘90s. And, apparently, they still have enough of their fan capital to pull together a 30th anniversary tour that whisks them across both North America and Europe. Maybe the continued enthusiasm for the Posies’…
Hearst Havoc: San Antonio Express-News’ Owner Continues Slashing Newsroom Jobs
Hearst Corp., the owner of the San Antonio Express-News, cut deeper into the daily’s newsroom, laying off 14 seasoned journalists last week, according to people familiar with the job cuts. The layoffs follow the departure of Editor-in-Chief Mike Leary, who retired two weeks ago, and Managing Editor Jamie Stockwell, who recently was hired as the New York Times’…
Summer Sequel Showdown: Familiar Franchises Hitting Movie Theaters This Season
Although last summer was considered one of the least profitable at the box office in the last decade, movie studios still pulled in $3.8 billion. That’s mostly because sequels, like Spider-Man: Homecoming and Despicable Me 3, saw their built-in fanbases remain loyal to the franchises. Last summer, seven of the top 10 grossing movies were,…
What Texas is All About: Texas Folklife Festival
By Jo Ann Andera San Antonio is at an interesting crossroads. It’s been 300 years since our founding and 50 years since HemisFair opened the door to a larger world. A new generation is coming of age, and as they ask questions about who they are, where they come from and what they stand for,…
Southwest School of Art Opening Three Concurrent Exhibitions Related to Identity
The Southwest School of Art, as it is wont to do, will celebrate the opening of three concurrent exhibitions by local artists on Thursday. Photographer and Más Rudas collective veteran Mari Hernandez, who received the Joan Mitchell Foundation Emerging Artist Grant in 2017, will present her exhibit entitled “What Remains,” a photographic and self-portrait-based exploration…
Sculley’s Rigid Legal Stance Helped Create a Toxic Political Swamp
Editor’s Note: The following is Their Town, a column of opinion and analysis. City Manager Sheryl Sculley deserves some of the blame for the damaging city charter amendments that the fire union is forcing onto the November ballot. True, she didn’t cook up the amendments. She didn’t collect signatures to put them to a public…
Savage Love: What Works
Q: I am a 38-year-old gay man with a serious problem. My boyfriend of five years has developed a strange fascination. We’ve always watched porn together, but now he has been looking at straight porn and even lesbian porn (!!!) more and more often. More than once he has expressed an interest in having a…
Free Will Astrology (5/30/18-6/5/18)
ARIES (March 21-April 19): A critic described Leonardo da Vinci’s painting the Mona Lisa as “the most visited, most written about, most sung about, most parodied work of art in the world.” It hasn’t been sold recently, but is estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Today it’s kept in the world-renowned Louvre…
Austrian-born, San Antonio-based Artist Challenges War in New “Of Bombs and Men” Exhibition
In a statement posted on her website, Austrian-born ceramicist Verena Gaudy counts herself among “the first generation of schoolchildren to be taught about [her] country’s horrific involvement in the Third Reich.” Born in 1975, living in San Antonio since 2015 and currently an MFA candidate at UTSA, Gaudy has drawn from the guilt she associates…
McNay Art Museum Screening San Antonio Classic Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
This 1985 comedy might only contain 20 seconds of footage actually shot in San Antonio (the rest was filmed in California), but with so much of the movie set in the Alamo City, it has become a staple in local cinematic history and a film San Antonians like to call their own. As part of…
Former Dance Gavin Dance Frontman Taking Over Paper Tiger
Singer, songwriter and musician Kurt Travis is best known for lending his soaring tenor vocals to the post-hardcore band Dance Gavin Dance. Travis served as frontman for the band through their self-titled record and the following album Happiness. After three years with the band, the singer joined the post-hardcore group A Lot Like Birds, releasing…
Drag Queen Who Eliminated Herself from RuPaul’s Drag Race Sashays to Heat Nightclub
If you follow RuPaul’s Drag Race and the spin-off RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, then you’re more than likely very familiar with Benjamin Putnam, better known as BenDeLaCreme. After sashaying away from the show’s sixth season, the Connecticut-born performer appeared in the third season of All Stars, where, after scoring a record-breaking fifth challenge win…
Peter Hook Coming to Paper Tiger, Performing Hits from Joy Division and New Order
How many musicians can say they helped found a genre? Peter Hook can claim to have done it twice. As bassist in Joy Division, he shaped the dark and angular sound of post-punk. And, while holding down the same role in New Order, he brought an irresistible pulse to new wave and participated in the…
Making A Scene: Verisimilitude Could Be San Antonio’s Next Breakthrough Band
On a perfect, lazy Sunday afternoon, rock ‘n’ roll trio Verisimilitude sipped Topo Chicos in my tiny apartment in the Alta Vista neighborhood. We were chatting about San Antonio’s music scene and their latest, eponymously named album. Made up of drummer Feliza Salazar (25), guitarist Zachariah Applebaum (22) and bassist Dakota Applebaum (25), the three…
Cocktail of the Week: Juniper Tar’s Margarita de Cristal
Juniper Tar, a speakeasy in the downtown area, is contributing to the evolving cocktail culture in San Antonio. The spot, which opened in January 2016, has created unique cocktails that have helped put this city on the map of the spirits and liquor world. The bar has been featured in Imbibe, Punch and Travel and…
