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San Antonio music venue Stable Hall at the Pearl will launch next month with free show
The performance will feature Texas singer-songwriters Rob Baird and Angel White.
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Growth in specialized housing struggles to keep pace with city’s removal of encampments
San Antonio plans to ‘clean up 700 encampments’ of people experiencing homelessness, meaning the displacement of more than it plans to shelter.
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Screenwriter and San Antonio native Allison Moore makes feature film debut with Disney’s Wish
The Roosevelt High graduate jumped from penning episodes for TV to co-writing Disney’s latest animated feature.
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Texas Supreme Court overturns order allowing Kate Cox to get abortion
The all-Republican court ruled that doctors, not judges, must use ‘reasonable medical judgment’ to decide when a patient qualifies for the procedure.
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San Antonio artist behind Fred’s Fish Fry jersey loses job after employer named in lawsuit
San Antonio artist Adrian Galvan said he plans to countersue Fred’s Fish Fry, adding that he never made any money from his design.
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Fred’s Fish Fry sues over San Antonio Spurs jerseys for copyright violation
The restaurant chain is demanding that all profits earned from the sale of the allegedly bootlegged apparel be handed over.
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Adam Sandler spotted at San Antonio’s Pearl, shooting hoops at Trinity
The comedian and actor, who performs Thursday night at Frost Bank Center, also bought a guitar while bumming around SA.
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Co-headlined Def Leppard-Journey tour coming to San Antonio’s Alamodome
Tickets for the Aug. 16 show, which also features the Steve Miller band, go on sale next week.
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San Antonio’s nationally lauded Carnitas Lonja permanently closing down
It’s the third popular Alamo City restaurant to reveal its impending closure in as many days.
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Jackie Gonzalez represents San Antonio admirably on Netflix’s Squid Game: The Challenge
The business owner said she wanted to represent the deaf and hard-of-hearing Latino community on the reality competition show.
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Texas Democrats ask Justice Department to take action on Abbott’s Operation Lone Star
The lawmakers, including San Antonio U.S. Reps. Joaquin Castro and Greg Casar, also want the Biden Administration to clarify its position about whether the governor’s border mission is violating federal law.
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Tickets for Marc Anthony’s San Antonio show go on sale this week
The salsa singer’s stop at the Frost Bank Center is part of his Viviendo Tour.
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San Antonio Brahmas appear to survive XFL-USFL league merger
Tickets for the Brahmas’ upcoming season in the newly formed United Football League go on sale Dec. 4, according to a press release.
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These San Antonio bars and restaurants are holding holiday-themed pop-ups
Elsewhere, Gino’s Deli, Chicken N Pickle, Artisan Craft Bar and Dog & Pony Grill have all scheduled Yuletide events.
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Picking Up the Pieces: The messy business of reuniting Girl in a Coma
GIAC will play sold-out shows at San Antonio’s Paper Tiger on Dec. 8 and 10.
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U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team returning to San Antonio for January match
Tickets for the friendly against Slovenia go on sale Monday, Dec. 4.
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Beloved San Antonio nightspot Luna sold after 20 years
The bar became a haven for live music aficionados thanks to its welcoming atmosphere and respectful treatment of performers.
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Comedian Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias will play San Antonio next April on new tour
Tickets for the local favorite’s Frost Bank Center show go on sale this Friday.
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Original Annie movie star, others to appear in San Antonio this weekend
In addition to Annie‘s Aileen Quinn, the 5th Annual Upside Down ’80s Celebration will feature actors from Netflix’s Stranger Things.
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Texas age-verification law for porn sites goes into effect while pending appeal
Although a federal judge declared the law ‘unconstitutional on its face,’ an appeals court ruled that it can go into effect while legal challenges play out.