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San Antonio’s ¡Viaje! vinyl nights find a home at Pearl cocktail spot Jue Let
The Pearl bar will host the global music-focused DJ series for the remainder of the summer.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Jinjer, Los Aptos, Tsushimamire
Mypilotis, The Dialtones and Little Joe and the Dead Boys are also playing the Lonesome Rose.
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Timeless Broadway favorite West Side Story runs this week at San Antonio’s Tobin Center
The musical will run Wednesday-Friday, June 24-27.
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Comedian Ali Siddiq talks about the family roots of his storytelling ahead of San Antonio shows
Siddiq is bringing his Custom Fit tour to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre for two performances on Friday, June 26.
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Blind standup who hit big on Kill Tony talks comedy ahead of San Antonio show
Austin resident Chris Silio is performing as part of a comedy bill at the San Antonio Aquarium on Friday, June 19.
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Bestselling horror writer CJ Leede coming to Nowhere Bookshop for Saturday reading
Leede is in San Antonio promoting her book Headlights, which is being hailed as a breakout work akin to Stephen King’s The Shining.
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Gemini Ink celebrating queer poets with Poetry Crush event this Thursday
The San Antonio writing arts center’s event will feature readings by LGBTQ+ poets, a community open mic, entertainment and more.
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Jalen Colton Sanchez’s new exhibition walks line between ancestral and contemporary
The San Antonio-born visual artist’s exhibition at Thrd Space Studio challenges the Western impulse to categorize Indigenous creations as folk objects.
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All but one of San Antonio’s city public pools to be available starting June 20
A total of 23 public pools will be open to free swimming six days a week.
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Ram Jam Returns: Annual fest remembering Taco Land’s late proprietor is packed with San Antonio acts
The event will take place Saturday and Sunday, June 20-21, featuring bands such as Buttercup, Thunder Horse, The Infidels, Los #3 Dinners, Hickoids and Donella Drive.
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The Wild Farm brings slow, sustainable fashion event to San Antonio’s West Side
The free “Fashion, Flowers & Food” gathering this Sunday will pair urban flower farming with DIY fashion.
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San Antonio’s Turnip Theater hosting clowning workshops this weekend
The workshops, held at Urban 15, will be taught by NYU-trained Ruthie Buescher and Julia Fae, a working clown and physical theater artist.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Take 6, Alabama, Yellowcard, Shawn Colvin
LA-based group the Altons is also bringing its danceable and Latin-inspired retro-soul to town.
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San Antonio Metro Health offers event for young dads as families prep for stresses of summer
With kids out of school, stress, anxiety and social isolation tend to spike, especially among young families navigating pregnancy and postpartum life.
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Little Woodrow’s ice-house chain staging belly flop contest in San Antonio this Sunday
The contest, which raises money for the San Antonio Fire Department, includes cash prizes up to $500 for the best floppers.
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Comedian Paula Poundstone talks about surviving America’s daily political ‘firehose’
Poundstone will perform a stand-up show Saturday, May 30, at San Antonio’s Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.
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San Antonio LGBTQ+ walking club builds community and promotes wellness
Burlesque performer Jasper St. James formed the You Better Walk club, and it’s continued to grow while building common ground.
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Panel discussion will examine San Antonio’s complicated Donkey Lady legend
The event also serves as a book launch for renowned author Carmen Tafolla’s The Donkey Lady: A Graphic Parable.
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Antonioni’s 1960 film classic L’avventura to screen Tuesday in San Antonio
The screening of the film, known for its unconventional narrative approach, is part of Texas Public Radio’s Cinema Tuesdays series.
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San Antonio Public Library kicks off summer film series with Moonrise Kingdom
The downtown library will screen the Wes Anderson coming-of-age film for free this Tuesday — and even throw in camp-related activities.