James Woodard Wants to Score Your Film
James Woodard, the creative force behind veteran local experimental act The Grasshopper Lies Heavy (TGLH), wants to score your film. And, you should probably let him. That’s what San Antonio filmmaker Dave Sims did, with his short film Cavern, and the results are glorious and penetratingly eerie. Truth be told, Woodard was made for this shit.…
Get Down with Fernet Around Town
Fernet-Branca has a serious following among bartenders and those in the industry. For some the taste of the bitter liqueur (or amaro) might completely turn them off from the spirit and any drink made with it. For those that want to like it, but can’t overcome the herbaceous (it contains 27 herbs after all) nature of…
Our Love is All We Have: Thoughts on Wilco’s Monday Night Show at Tobin Center
“I would like to salute the ashes of American flags” There has never really been a time that Wilco hasn’t been relevant. But, as I went through the seminal alt-Americana crew’s discography yesterday, in preparation for last night’s show at the Tobin Center, there was an especially uncanny sense of topicality — warm and unnerving…
Get a Taste for Johnny Hernandez’s Burgerteca this Friday
Chef Johnny Hernandez and his staff have been teasing us as of late with images of his upcoming Burgerteca on the bottom floor of Big Tex Flats behind Blue Star. And San Antonians can get a taste for chef’s Mexican-inspired burgers this Friday. Burgerteca will host a pop-up in front of Blue Star with a…
Austin City Limits Music Festival Is Offering Refunds Following Las Vegas Shooting
Following the tragic shooting at a Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas, the Austin City Limits music festival is offering refunds to anyone uncomfortable attending. Spokeswoman Sandee Fenton said in an email Tuesday that the three-day outdoor festival will give refunds to fans “who no longer wish to attend.” The festival opens Friday, October…
Whataburger Spices Things Up with Chorizo Burger
Limited time offers at Whataburger are but fleeting moments in the 67-year-old burger magnate’s lifespan. So it stands to reason that fans (i.e. most of South Texas) get hyped when new promotions are unleashed. The burger chain spiced up sausage biscuits and chicken biscuits earlier this summer, and now they’re bringing even more heat with…
Judge Denies Senator Uresti’s Request to Dismiss One of His 22 Charges
Texas State Senator Carlos Uresti’s attempt to dismiss one of the 22 charges against him — specifically the charge that alleges he acted as an unregistered securities broker— was rejected by a federal judge on Monday, according to the San Antonio Express-News. Uresti, along with three others, is facing multiple counts of wire fraud, money…
Two Texas Inmates Will Be Executed After Supreme Court Declined to Hear Their Appeals
Two Texas inmates sitting on death row will be executed later this month, after the United States Supreme Court declined to listen to their appeals on Monday, according to the Associated Press. Robert Pruett, who is 38, received the death penalty for stabbing prison guard Daniel Nagle in a South Texas prison in 1999, according…
San Antonio Police Ask for Public’s Help to ID Suspected Hardberger Park Rapist
The San Antonio Police Department have released a detailed sketch of the man suspected of raping a female jogger in Phil Hardberger Park on Tuesday, September 12. In a media release, SAPD asked for the public’s help in identifying the suspect based on the sketch and a description collected from victim testimony. According to the…
Mario Lopez Dined at Mi Tierra This Past Weekend, But Probably Wasn’t His First Choice
Update 1:45 p.m. – Turns out the Lopez may not have been so sincere in his Instagram posts. Chef Jason Dady hints at a certain celebrity wanting a free meal at his new restaurant Range in exchange for a social media promotion. Dady didn’t accept, and said he might put said celebrity on blast. But…
Make Metal Gay Again: Russian Circles Bassist Brian Cook Shares His Experience as a Gay Man in an Aggressive Genre
The first and only time I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing the post-metal musings of Russian Circles was in 2011 on New Year’s Eve in Austin. The show was amazing, and the band even stopped at midnight to hand out cups of bubbly to the audience to toast the arrival of 2012. When I found…
The Growler Exchange Has Entered the Crowler Game
If you prefer aluminum to glass for your beer stowing needs, you’ll want to head to The Growler Exchange. The growler filling station and bar has started carrying 32-ounce crowler (can + growler) as of last week. It wasn’t too long ago that crowlers were prohibited by wacky alcohol-policing agency TABC. As we reported earlier…
Sake Bombs Are Highlight of Kung Fu Kitchen Happy Hour
Name: Kung Fu Kitchen Patio and Bar What’s the Concept: The Southtown kitchen is the brainchild of Eric Lopez and Adrian Martinez, who also opened Smoke: BBQ Brew Venue (formerly Smoke Downtown), and the now closed Flying Pig BBQ in Stone Oak. It opened in July of this year and has been serving favorites staples…
Anything for Selenas: Screening of Selena Set for San Antonio Museum of Art
Even 20+ years after her death (RIP Queen), Selena Quintanilla Perez still holds a piece of San Antonio’s heart. That’s why the San Antonio Museum of Art will hold a screening of the classic, yet tragic 1995 film following the life and death of the late Tejano star. Partnering with Slab Cinema, the movie will be…
Honeysuckle Heads to Hogwarts
Remember when things were pure and magical and your biggest worry was how Harry, Hermione and Ron were going to escape the clutches of Voldemort? Yeah, we do, too. And so does the staff of Honeysuckle Teatime, which is taking Hogwart’s favorite drinks and putting their own spin on the Harry Potter magic on Saturday,…
Tom Petty Dead at 66
***Update October, 3, 12:35am – CNN has confirmed Tom Petty died Monday night at 8:40pm PT*** ***Update 4:30pm, October 2 – CBS News reported information obtained officially from the LAPD about Tom Petty, however the LAPD just tweeted that they cannot confirm his death*** Original post below: Tom Petty, the legendary artist best known as the…
The Coca Cola Company Just Bought Topo Chico
The most refreshing and bubbliest mineral water on the market (fight me), just finalized a deal with The Coca Cola Company. Arca Continental, which owned Topo Chico for the past 120 years, bottled for TCCC since the 1920s (as the first outside the U.S. according to the Dallas Morning News) from Monterrey. “It is highly…
Las Vegas Shooter Previously Lived and Worked in Texas
The gunman behind one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern American history, who killed 58 people and injured at least 500 more, previously lived in North Texas and had a Texas driver’s license, according to CBS DFW. Stephen Paddock, a 64-year old retiree living in Mesquite, Nevada, opened fire on a crowd of approximately…
1 Million Texas Kids May Soon Lose Their Health Insurance
On September 30, Congress missed a crucial deadline to reauthorize the Children’s Health Insurance Program, a coverage program for kids who aren’t qualified for Medicaid but live in middle- to lower-income working households. There are currently around 9 million kids in the country that rely on CHIP — kids that would likely go uninsured if…
San Antonio Businesses Giving Away a Free Tattoo For Pizza Eaters
Two local businesses – a pizza shop and a tattoo parlor – are teaming up to bring you the chance to win a free tattoo. Now that we think about it, we can’t imagine a better duo than tats and pies. Pizza Italia and Nostalgic Ink are hosting an Instagram giveaway for a free tattoo…
Comedian Jim Gaffigan Coming to San Antonio Next Year
Heads up, comedy lovers! Jim Gaffigan just announced that he’s bringing his Fixer Upper stand-up comedy tour to San Antonio. The Grammy-nominated comedian, actor and author will perform his comedic stylings at the Majestic Theatre on April 21, 2018 at 7 p.m. This is right after Fiesta San Antonio kicks off, so no need to…
Chief McManus: Gun Control Wouldn’t Have Prevented Las Vegas Shooting
The morning after a shooter opened fire on a crowd of Las Vegas concert-goers, killing at least 58 and wounding hundreds, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus told reporters there’s little to prevent these kind of attacks from happening in the future. “This is not preventable unless we had intelligence [that the shooting was going…
Here’s All the National Taco Day Deals Happening in San Antonio
In San Antonio, the city best known for (unofficially) being the taco capital of Texas, it would be wrong not to celebrate the day devoted to the delicacy. So we’ve got you covered on how to take advantage of all the deals (that we know of) going on in honor of National Taco Day on…
La Fonda on Main Is Hosting Earthquake Relief Benefit
As Mexico City finds its way back to normalcy after being rocked by a 7.1 earthquake on September 19, La Fonda on Main is hoping to help. The storied restaurant is partnering with Citibanamex Compromiso Social and hosting a benefit on Wednesday, October 4 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The staff will make passed hors d’oeuvres featuring…
Get Your Tickets for This Year’s San Antonio Zombie Walk
We’re serious. Don’t drag your feet on this. All jokes aside, now that October is here you definitely want to make sure you have your tickets for this year’s zombie walk on Sunday, October 22. Held in the historic La Villita this year, the walk is the perfect opportunity for you and your zombie-obsessed friends to…
Get Schwifty with Rick and Morty-Inspired Art Show on St. Mary’s Strip
Calling all local artists and Rick and Morty fans! Sad that season three of your favorite intergalactic comedy is already over? There’s no need to be! Santa Maria Social Club is keeping the Rick and Morty fever going strong with a Get Schwifty Art Show this Saturday! This dope art show will feature local artists…
San Antonio Brewers Head to Denver’s Great American Beer Festival
The Great American Beer Festival (GABF) is back for its 35th year with over 3,900 beers and 800 breweries represented in 2017. Each year sees more brewery exhibits, with more brews to quaff and tickets sell out at record pace. Here’s how the Alamo City will be represented at the largest beer festival in the…
Nas Reminds San Antonio That He Still Is One of the Greatest Rappers Alive
From prog-metal gods Dream Theatre to legendary country icon Dolly Parton, the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts has had some serious programming within the last year. So when I saw “Hate Me Now” rapper Nas was playing the venue, I couldn’t pass on an opportunity to review a performance from one of the most…
Element Kombucha Is Now On Tap at H-E-B
Element Kombucha can now be found on draft at the HEB location on 1604 and Bandera. This is a change to the traditional growler game, but hey we’re all about change, right? As of this past Thursday, you’ll find four of Element’s flavors: jasmine hibiscus, oolong tea, lavender spearmint and the “Yellow Stinger” or ginger…
Mouthful of Metal: Chatting with Mastodon Bassist Troy Sanders
Though San Antonio was once a hub for blues and psychedelic rock ‘n’ roll in the past (with psych-rock making a strong return in recent years) the Alamo City was, and still is, a destination for many-a-touring metal project. What with a sold out (or damn near close to it) show at Metallica earlier this…
Flavorful: Range Opens, Big Hops Adds Franchise and More Food News You Missed Last Week
OPENINGS Tucker’s Kozy Korner reopened September 22 and the vibe remains the same albeit the grungy carpet is gone. Bonus: the fried pickles are a must. Jason Dady’s latest restaurant, Range, will officially open October 3 so get those reservations in. The People’s Nite Market is back for a fall season with five more dates…
San Antonio Symphony Will Play Concert Alongside Harry Potter Movie
Harry Potter fans looking for a classy date night need not look any further. The San Antonio Symphony will feature Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets on a big screen in high definition while performing John Williams’ classic soundtrack. Choose from three showtimes: 8 p.m. on Friday, October 13, 2 p.m. on Saturday, October…
Here’s How You Can Celebrate Halloween During All of October in San Antonio
Fri 9/15 – Tue 10/31 Fright Fest When the sun goes down, the ghouls come out. Haunted houses filled with the stuff from nightmares around every corner, Fright Fest will be sure to scare the socks off the feet of even those most brave. Blood Bayou, one of the new themes at this year’s Fright…
Indie Rock Band Wilco to Perform at Tobin Center Next Week
After nearly 25 years in the business, Wilco, everybody’s favorite inventive-Americana/indie rock band, is at the top of its game. While some fans, myself included, felt the band’s output wavered a bit in quality over the three albums that followed up 2004’s masterpiece A Ghost is Born, 2015’s Star Wars and 2016’s Shmilco have found…
Get Ready for Tex-Mex Brunch at La Hacienda Scenic Loop This Sunday
Los Barrios is heading north again. This time, the storied Tex-Mex institution known for pillowy puffy tacos and hospitality will takeover Scenic Loop Cafe. The Cafe, which opened in 1991 will close tonight and the Barrios family will launch La Hacienda Scenic Loop on Sunday morning said Diana Barrios-Treviño of the project that started in…
Fliers in Judson High School Bathrooms Condemn Dress Code for “Shaming” Girls
On Wednesday, a Judson High School student shared a photo of a flyer she’d found posted in a JHS bathroom on Twitter. By Friday afternoon, the tweet had racked up more than 7,000 likes. The poster reads: “When you interrupt a girl’s school day to force her to change clothes, or send her home because…
Head Over to the AT&T Center on Saturday for a Free Scrimmage
The wait for basketball season is almost over! And to get you hyped for the 2017-2018 season, the Spurs are welcoming San Antonians to their house for a special intra-team scrimmage. The best news? It’s free! Presented by General Mills, this year’s Silver & Black Open Scrimmage will take place on Saturday, September 30 at…
Dwight Yoakam to Play Floore’s This Saturday
“Well I’m back again for another night of trying to break free from this sadness that I can’t lay to rest,” Dwight Yoakam croons on his the track “Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose” from his 1990 album If There Was A Way. “This old honky-tonk sure does feel like home and…
The Pod Restaurant is Inviting Residents to Explore Renovations
If you haven’t heard of The Pod Restaurant yet, you’ll get a second chance during their “grand re-opening” this weekend. Owners, Jorge Mosqueda and Gerardo Briseno have created a restaurant made entirely out of recycled shipping containers. The Pod, which opened back in January, will celebrate their grand re-opening Saturday, September 30. This event will…
San Antonio is Getting a Fifth Tiff’s Treats Location
Tiff’s Treats, best known for delivering warm cookies straight to your door, is adding another location. And it couldn’t come to a better area of town. The cookie company signed a lease Friday to set up shop in the Alamo Ranch area, one of the fastest growing areas in San Antonio. The fifth (!) location…
New San Antonio Bar Social Spot Sets Grand Opening Date
After receiving their liquor license this summer The Social Spot making it official with a grand opening bash. Social Spot, that has been open since late August, is holding its grand opening event on Saturday, October 21 from 6 to 9 p.m. This event includes a night of live music, drink specials, food trucks, games…
An Off-Duty SAPD Officer Drove Straight Into A Sinkhole in Southeast San Antonio This Morning
An off-duty police officer accidentally drove his truck into a sinkhole in Southeast San Antonio at 6 a.m, after a water main break caused the road by Southside Lions Park to erode and cave in. The man, who was identified as an off-duty police officer by the San Antonio Express-News, managed to escape unscathed after…
San Antonio Classic Earl Abel’s Closing, Will Soon Be Back on Broadway
The locally famous restaurant is closing its doors on Saturday, September 30, but not for long. Earl Abel’s is moving from its current location on Austin Highway and will set up shop at 1639 Broadway, near The Pearl. Owner Roger Arias told mySA.com that he expects the restaurant to reopen in its new home as…
Central Market Founder Charged with Possessing Child Pornography
The man behind HEB’s Central Market stores, John Morgan Campbell, has been charged for possessing and sending pornographic images of minors in 2014. The 53-count indictment came after Campbell accidentally attached one of the images to a work email with an HEB employee, who called the police. Prosecutor Josh Somers told a District Court jury Wednesday that when…
Match Point: Historic Rivalry Revisited in the Timely Dramedy Battle of the Sexes
There’s that saying: Two steps forward, one step back. With feminism, it’s more like: Half a baby step forward, a dozen steps back. That’s how it’s possible that the 1973 “battle of the sexes” tennis match, meant to settle the question of whether female athletes were the equals of their male counterparts, did no such…
Character Building: Anjelah Johnson Keeps It Real with Mahalo and Goodnight Comedy Special
Anjelah Johnson has been reliving the same trip to the nail salon since 2007. The comic, whose fourth stand-up special, Mahalo and Goodnight, premieres Friday, September 29, on EPIX, is still most famous for a bit imitating a Vietnamese manicurist that went viral (37 million YouTube views and counting) a decade ago. The mere mention…
Beyoncé Sang This Song in Spanish, Will Donate Proceeds to Relief Efforts from Recent Disasters
Queen Bey is using her many endless talents to bless us with her singing in Spanish! Even better, it’s all for a good cause: to help with global relief efforts. In an Instagram post, Beyoncé said she’ll donate proceeds of her collaboration on Willy Williams and J Balvin’s “Mi Gente,” which she teased in her…
Catch Tunes From Demitasse, Nicolette Good at Pearl Park This Friday
For the fourth installment of “Canciones,” a swell concert series that celebrates the music of San Antonio and is hosted in the delightful confines of beautiful Pearl Park, Demitasse and Nicolette Good will perform their own and SA/South Texas tunes that are near and dear to their hearts. Demitasse is a side project from Erik…
Why is ICE Detaining So Many Pregnant Women?
When Emma arrived at the U.S.-Texas border with her 5-year-old son, the El Salvador woman was seven weeks pregnant, bleeding and missing fingernails from being raped and tortured on her journey through Mexico. After being processed through Customs and Border Patrol, Emma (whose name has been changed to protect her privacy) was sent to a…
Trump Will Nominate Two Conservative Texas Judges to 5th Circuit Appeals Court
The White House has announced President Donald Trump is nominating two libertarian-leaning Texas Republicans to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a federal court based in New Orleans known for fiercely conservative rulings. Trump’s first pick: Judge Don Willett, a Texas Supreme Court Justice who advised George W. Bush (both in Austin and the White House),…
Aki Matsuri: A Celebration of Japanese Culture to be Held at Witte Museum
SPONSORED – The Japan-America Society of San Antonio (JASSA) is pleased to announce that its annual Aki Matsuri will be held on Sunday, October 8th, 2017 from 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the Witte Museum! In Japan, an Aki Matsuri, or fall festival, takes place after the rice harvest to thank the gods for…
Brooklyn-Based The Dig Bring Their Indie Pop Vibes to San Antonio
When I read buzzwords like “craft,” “hand-crafted,” “indie,” “artisan,” juxtaposed to places like Brooklyn or LA, my immediate response is to simultaneously vomit and cry. So, when I came across a press release that read something like “Brooklyn indie/psych rockers, The Dig are playing Limelight,” my knee-jerk reaction was sarcastic, but I gave them a…
San Antonio Will Soon Have a New, Hot (Literally) Pizza Option
New Jersey pizza is coming to San Antonio with 1,000 Degrees Neapolitan Pizza opening very soon, though we expected the opening to happen in mid-summer. The national chain has yet to announce an official opening date, but recent activity on the San Antonio location’s Facebook page has us expecting a grand opening within the next…
Dog Dies from Dog Attack in Hardberger Park
A dog named Maggie died Saturday at Phil Hardberger Park after another dog unexpectedly bit her head and shook her, breaking her neck and killing her instantly, according to Maggie’s owner. Shelby Mauldin told KENS5 that she and her husband had brought Maggie, a 6-year-old labradoodle, and their golden retriever, to play in the dog…
Favor is Blessing Us with Free Donuts to Celebrate National Coffee Day
Any coffee lover should know that Friday, September 29 is National Coffee Day. And Favor, the handy food delivery app, knows that America’s favorite hot drink pairs well with a donut. The app is blessing us with free donuts AND delivery in honor of the holiday (but actually) from 9 to 11 a.m. All you…
New San Antonio River Walk Barges Are Coming Sunday
Remember the long, drawn-out battle in City Council (and the mayor’s race) over which company would get $100 million dollar river barge contract? The eventual winner, Go Rio San Antonio, will be unleashing the city’s brand-new fleet of brightly-colored barges down the San Antonio River on Sunday, Oct. 1. Go Rio beat out a bid…
Here’s Your Chance to Get Free Spurs Tickets
There’s a catch, but it’s a good one. Runners and Spurs fans alike can score a free ticket to a Spurs game if you take part in the Spurs 5K on Saturday, October 21. The quick race will kick off at the AT&T Center, where you’ll be cheered on by The Coyote and the team’s…
Flesh-Eating Bacteria From Harvey Floodwaters Kills Woman
A Houston woman has died after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria from Hurricane Harvey floodwaters. On Tuesday, the Harris County medical examiner’s office discovered that 77-year-old Nancy Reed’s Sept. 15 death was caused by necrotizing fasciitis, more commonly known as flesh-eating bacteria. Reed contracted the disease when she fell and broke and cut her arm inside…
2001 Called and It’s Coming to San Antonio with Ja Rule and Ashanti
Lol, wait… Did we just jump back to 2001? We’re asking because fucking Ja Rule and Ashanti are coming to San Antonio. That’s right. On Saturday, December 2, the duo that brought you one of the biggest hits of the early 2000s (“Always On Time”) are somehow on tour and coming to town because, like…
Keep These San Antonio Events On Your Radar This Fall
Artsy shindigs? Check. Badass music? Check. Free-flowing booze? Check. This fall, San Antonio plays host to an eclectic bounty befitting culture seekers of all stripes. In true San Antonio fashion, Día de los Muertos holds nearly as much weight as Halloween, with heartfelt and artistically designed altars often packing a more memorable punch than the…
Rap Legend Nas is Bringing the Party to Tobin Center This Friday
If you were alive in mid-’90s, you’ll remember it was next to impossible to escape the anthem of all anthems, “If I Ruled The World,” featuring Lauryn Hill, who will actually be on tour with Nas for selected dates through September, just not here in SA. (Don’t think we didn’t notice, Miss Hill). Though Hill…
Trans Texans’ Military Dreams on Hold Under Trump Administration
In January, Misty Brandon’s 24-year-old son sold his furniture and his truck and moved from San Antonio to Colorado with one goal in mind: To join the military in June. That’s because in June, the U.S. Department of Defense was going to officially let openly transgender people enroll in the military. “He had a plan,…
Bexar County to Ease Penalties on Minor Marijuana Possession
Bexar County is about to take a big step toward decriminalizing small-scale marijuana possession. On Wednesday, Bexar County officials announced a new “cite and release” pilot program that could see less Bexar County residents in jail for nonviolent, low-level crimes, including the possession of less than four ounces of marijuana, and driving with an invalid…
New San Antonio Music Festival Featuring Deftones and Major Lazer Announces Inaugural Dates
As ACL, Mala Luna, Sound on Sound Fest, and Day for Night looms, a brand new music festival has been announced for its inaugural debut in the Alamo City: Botánica Music and Arts Festival. The March 3 – 4 festival in the Six Flags Fiesta Texas parking lot will host music from electronic music trio…
Suicide Closes Southbound Lanes on Hwy 281
The southbound lanes of U.S. Highway 281 were shut down Wednesday after a 35-year-old man jumped into the lanes from a Loop 1604 exit ramp, near Donella Dr. The man died from what a San Antonio Police Department spokeswoman say was an alleged suicide. This comes less than a month after a man ran across…
Big Hops Is Opening its First Franchise Location in San Antonio
The Big Hops family of craft beer bars is about to get bigger, with founder Rob Martindale awarding the first franchise location to Alamo City locals Brian Orosco and Chris Cooke, adding to the three current Big Hops locations. Orosco and Cooke have been active participants in the industry for several years. “We chose to…
Honeysuckle Tea Time is Whipping Up Mad Science Milkshakes
If you’re not already in the Halloween mood, we’ve got a quick fix for you. Honeysuckle Tea Time, which has a creation for every occasion, is bringing you a fun, but spooky milkshake to get ready for the scariest day of the year. The tea shop will be at San Antonio Museum of Art on…
San Antonio Haunted House Voted Best in the Nation
We’re not even being biased. It’s fact. A 2017 ranking from HauntedHouses.com (yes, it’s real) recently named San Antonio’s 13th Floor Haunted House as the best in the country. Okay, it’s a chain with locations in Chicago, Denver and Phoenix, but San Antonians are still able to experience big scares for our entertainment. The spooky…
San Antonio Will Hold Inaugural Museum Month in October
Mayor Ron Nirenberg announced Tuesday that San Antonio will hold its first city-wide Museum Month, bringing special events and promotions for residents. If you’re a member of one of the participating museums, you can explore the other museums for free or at a discounted rate. The museums include Artpace San Antonio, Blue Star Contemporary, Briscoe…
Potbelly Sandwich Shop is Opening a Quarry Village Location
Foodies and shoppers looking for deals at Quarry Village will soon be able to d evour toasty sandwiches, fresh salads, filling soups, straight-out-of-the-oven cookies and smooth milkshakes. Potbelly Sandwich Shop is opening a new location across from Quarry Market Place on Sunday, October 1. As always, the shop will offer diners to enjoy live (and…
San Antonio Pastry Chef Susana Mijares Competes for Title of Best Baker in America Starting Tonight
For San Antonio pastry chef Susana Mijares, receiving phone call from the Food Network for the second time in as many years felt like lightning had struck the same place twice. She simply could not believe it. Last year, Mijares, who owns Délice Chocolatier and Patisserie on the city’s far North Central side, came in…
Scoot to Scooter’s Coffee for Free Coffee this Friday
Start your Friday off with some coffee. ~Free~ coffee, that is. In light of National Coffee Day, Scooter’s Coffee will provide a free small brewed coffee (one per customer) with any food purchase on their mobile app. This offer begins as early as 5 a.m. and lasts as late as 10 p.m. on Friday, September…
Free Will Astrology (9/27/17-10/3/17)
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Conceptual artist Jonathon Keats likes to play along with the music of nature. On one occasion he collaborated with Mandeville Creek in Montana. He listened and studied the melodies that emanated from its flowing current. Then he moved around some of the underwater rocks, subtly changing the creek’s song. Your assignment,…
