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San Antonio Zoo throws quinceañera for gorilla who turned 15
The celebration took place Saturday at Congo Falls, the zoo’s new 2-acre gorilla habitat.
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San Antonio’s annual FORGE Esports Championship expands to include education, leadership
The free annual event for collegiate- and grade school-level players will take place the weekend of May 15-17 at Boeing Center at Tech Port.
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25 must-see roadside attractions and oddities in driving distance of San Antonio
Sometimes a proper road trip calls for something a little — or a lot — stranger than a sunset selfie.
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All the hungry foodies we saw at San Antonio Flavor 2026
One of the Alamo City’s most exciting annual culinary events unfolded Thursday, serving up delicious bites from local chefs and a spirited cooking competition.
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Interactive dinosaur sculptures thundering into San Antonio’s The Doseum
The Dinosaurs in Motion exhibit, featuring 14 life-size dinosaur sculptures, will debut May 23, but a dinosaur egg hunt promoting its arrival starts this weekend.
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Chef and TV personality Alton Brown coming to Majestic Theatre this fall
The foodie favorite promises to bring an ‘intimate night’ to San Antonio — and we have the passcode for presale tickets.
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San Antonio Flavor returns for a landmark 11th year: Here’s what to expect
The annual foodie event and its accompanying culinary showdown will take place this Thursday at the San Antonio Museum of Art.
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San Antonio Public Library hosting full roster of Star Wars events for May the Fourth
Four library branches are offering free Star Wars activities, from trivia contests and crafts to movie screenings.
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40-year reunion for Phazez nightclub will celebrate hub of the city’s ’80s post-punk scene
The reunion will take place Saturday, May 2 at The Bang Bang Bar, the building which once housed the influential nightspot.
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Lost in Space: San Antonio writer-director Keanu Cordero explores liminality in short film
The short film will premiere along with a photo exhibit this Saturday at Slab Cinema Arthouse.
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Chicago bluesman Lil’ Ed bringing searing slide sounds to Sam’s Burger Joint
Blues Hall of Famers Lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials will hit San Antonio on a tour celebrating the release of their first album in 10 years.
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First Look: Chef Jason Dady’s Mexico Ceaty has enough depth to satisfy both tourists and locals
Dady recently opened the Mexican cuisine-focused food hall in the former food court of the Shops at Rivercenter.
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Chicago brings all that jazz to San Antonio this Friday and Saturday
The touring Broadway musical will run Friday and Saturday at the Majestic Theatre.
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San Antonio visual artist Angela N. Weddle’s latest exhibition opens Thursday at Un Grito Gallery
Weddle, who’s on the autism spectrum, creates intense works that often veer toward sensory overload.
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Everything we saw as Gavin Rossdale and Bush rocked the Boeing Center
The ’90s-era British rock act and its openers delivered strong sets for an enthusiastic San Antonio crowd.
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Mike Frazier’s shows with the Bad Quitters, the Shut Ups represent SA homecoming
The Idaho musician’s upcoming San Antonio gigs will take place Thursday at Lonesome Rose and Saturday at Lowcountry.
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New play at Trinity U. examines the ‘age of humans’ through the life of mountains
NOT EVERY MOUNTAIN, created and presented by Austin-based collective Rude Mechs, will run Thursday through Sunday in the campus’ Stieren Theater.
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Everyone we saw braving the rain for the first night of NIOSA
The popular Fiesta San Antonio event served up lots of good food and great memories despite the damp weather.
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Scintillating moments from Cornyation 2026
This year’s run of the popular Fiesta San Antonio event opened Tuesday — and it was wild and ribald as ever.
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Aesthetics scholar Sherri Irvin to speak at Trinity University about the philosophy of art
The University of Oklahoma philosophy professor and author will deliver a lecture examining how ‘everyday aesthetic activism’ can heal societal rifts.