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Blue Star Contemporary debuts its summer art exhibitions on June 3
‘Travel Distance’ and ‘The Veterans Book Project’ will be on view through Sept. 25.
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Ruby City presents Nature of Poetry workshop led by Andrea ‘Vocab’ Sanderson on Saturday
The free workshop, themed on the natural world, will take place at Chris Park.
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San Antonio-based vegan chain Project Pollo now serving Beyond Meat burgers
Project Pollo fans can now order three of the chain’s burgers with Beyond Burger patties.
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Fast-casual chain Hawaiian Bros Island Grill will open its first San Antonio store this summer
Hawaiian Bros offers island-style comfort food and plate lunches popular across the Aloha State.
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San Antonio’s Southside ISD bans purses, bags at graduation in the wake of Uvalde tragedy
The district also barred bags and purses from its campuses for the remainder of the school year.
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Witnesses ‘not cooperating’ with San Antonio police investigation of 14-year-old boy’s shooting death
According to SAPD, witnesses aren’t being helpful and have provided varying stories.
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New film series at Hemisfair showcases each actor that played James Bond
The screenings begin on June 4 with Dr. No, followed by On Her Majesty’s Secret Service on June 11.
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Celebrate the start of Pride month with a cycling tour of San Antonio this Saturday
The Pride Center of San Antonio, Mixxed Fit SA and Team Taco Cycling joined forces to present this free, Pride-themed fitness event.
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San Antonio’s Slab Cinema Arthouse to host three screenings of Memoria this weekend
The film was inspired by filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s own medical condition, exploding head syndrome.
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Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony concerts will feature composers from around the globe
The performances on June 2 and 3 showcase Leonard Bernstein, Arturo Márquez, Edward Elgar and others on the program.
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Thank You Scientist is bringing its hard-to-pigeonhole sound to the Paper Tiger
“We’re whatever the hell we are,” guitarist Tom Monda said in a Zoom interview from his home in New Jersey.
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Groups collect enough signatures to let San Marcos voters decide whether to decriminalize marijuana
One of the groups, Ground Game Texas, led an Austin petition drive which culminated last month with 85% of voters deciding to end low-level pot arrests.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Neko Case, Jimmie Vaughan, The Suffers and more
From esteemed singer-songwriters and Grammy-winning bluesmen to classic soul groups and political punk bands, it’s going to be a busy musical week.
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Sebastian Lang-Lessing has a plan to save the San Antonio Symphony — if local leaders will listen
Since his controversial firing in April as the San Antonio Symphony’s music director emeritus, the maestro has been tirelessly meeting with city leaders.
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Study names San Antonio among 10 best destinations for summer travel
The personal finance blog ranked cities based on affordability, accessibility and other factors.
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Investors bought nearly half of the homes for sale in Bexar County last year, according to report
Institutional speculators purchased just 35% of Bexar County properties in 2020.
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San Antonio’s latest all-you-can-eat sushi spot, Umiya, is now open
The new eatery, which also includes a full bar, has taken over the far Northwest San Antonio space that formerly housed Drew Brees’ Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux.
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San Antonio Animal Care Services warns dog owners of increase in parvovirus cases
The best way to prevent the deadly disease is for pet owners to get their pups vaccinated.
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San Antonio’s housing market overvalued by more than 30%, according to university report
Homes in Austin could be overvalued by as much as 67%, according to the report by Florida Atlantic University.
