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Painter Bryson Brooks’ new solo exhibition opens Thursday at FL!GHT Gallery
Brooks’ latest work, on display at the San Antonio gallery, involves bold colors and manipulation of light.
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How to keep your dollars in San Antonio this season no matter who you’re shopping for
No matter what hobby your friend or relative has, there’s a good chance you can find an appropriate gift when you shop local.
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Scottish Rite moves to evict San Antonio Philharmonic a year after orchestra vowed to make site its permanent home
A letter obtained by the Current indicates the masonic lodge is giving the orchestra until this Friday to vacate.
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Artists Cruz and Olivia Ortiz’s latest venture, studio-coffee shop Casa Pink, offers harbor for creatives
The grand opening for the south-of-downtown space is this Saturday.
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San Antonio dance troupe Arte Y Pasión to present free Sunday performance
The event will take place in main plaza to celebrate the International Day of Flamenco.
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Maker’s Mark: San Antonio ceramic artists unite for inaugural ClaySA exhibition and studio tour
The event combines ‘The Mark of the Hand,’ a group exhibition uniting 23 local artists working in clay, and 12 studio tours.
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Tony-winning musical Kimberly Akimbo begins San Antonio run
The darkly comic production starts Tuesday and the Majestic Theatre and runs through Sunday.
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San Antonio’s ‘Trouble in Southtown’ group show focuses on photographic works
This Saturday’s opening reception will show off images by Anders Lilleberg, alongside featured artists Domsquiat B., Fredrick Marc-Charles, Mike Shoemaker and Patrick Zeller.
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New McNay exhibit examines French artists’ defiance of censorship to skewer the powerful
The San Antonio art museum’s new exhibition shows the creativity that thrived in 19th-century France despite government attempts to ban politically charged images.
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San Antonio’s Tobin Center offering free open house this Sunday
The performing arts center’s event will offer pop-up performances showcasing its upcoming season.
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San Antonio’s Woodlawn Pointe to present dramatic play Broken Glass
The production will take place this Saturday and Sunday.
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Boerne Community Theater’s Don’t Talk to the Actors takes on NYC’s topsy-turvy theater scene
The play by Tom Duzick opens this weekend and runs through Sept. 14.
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Larry Bell: Improvisations at San Antonio Museum of Art showcases artist’s innovative use of materials
California-based Bell pioneered the manipulation of synthetic materials to capture the essence of natural phenomena.
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San Antonio illustrator John Picacio, author Leigh Bardugo release kids’ book exploring grief, Día de los Muertos
The author and illustrator are holding a book launch and signing for the event this Saturday at Texas Public Radio in downtown San Antonio.
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Music legends Mavis Staples, Stanley Clarke headline latest season of San Antonio’s Carver Center
The 2025-2026 season, which gets underway Oct. 11, will include 11 performers, ranging from dance troupes and poets to a cappella groups.
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New jewelry workshop and creative space Flame & Form holding free open house this Saturday
The San Antonio space promises to place ‘jewelry, workshops and good vibes all under one roof.’
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San Antonio Museum of Art’s Readymade Remix offers playful view of found objects in art
The exhibition looks at how artists transform mundane materials into conceptually rich works.
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San Antonio’s Ruby City presenting hands-on weaving workshop by artist Jenelle Esparza
At this Saturday’s workshop, participants will use handheld looms to create their own woven art pieces.
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San Antonio’s 31-year-old Magik Theatre opens fundraiser ahead of temporary closure for renovations
Officials with the theater, which has entertained 3 million students over its history, also said downtown road construction is hurting ticket sales.
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Artists Nadia Botello, Fabiola Menchelli, Jason Willome mine meditative territory at Contemporary at Blue Star
The San Antonio exhibition allowed the artists to experiment with the overall design of the gallery spaces.