Amanda Lozano
Apache Creek Trail Opens in Westside
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Westside neighbors celebrated the opening of the Apache Creek Linear Trail Saturday morning as locals walked and rode bikes along the newly paved trail.
Alazán Creek
Westside Welcomes Alazán Trail Improvements
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City officials celebrated the grand opening of the Alazán Creek Linear Trail Saturday morning as children rode bikes, neighbors walked their dogs, and joggers passed by on the new trail.
Amanda Lozano
Combatting Eastside Crime by Shooting Hoops and Revitalizing Parks
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On Saturday morning, the residents of Dignowity Hill came together at Lockwood Park to shoot, dribble and dunk during the first Summer 3 on 3 Throwdown tournament, hosted by The Dignowity Hill Neighborhood Association (DHNA).
Arts & Culture
Ballet San Antonio on Track this Season Despite Departing Directors
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Summer is reaching it’s end, and the city is preparing for the cooler seasons with a slew of ballet, opera and theatrical performances.
Amanda Lozano
Opera Piccola Offers Cake, Space & More for New Season
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Often, opera comes off as a very unapproachable genre to sit through.
Arts & Culture
ARTS SA’s New Season to Host 16 Acts from Around the World
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Art informs, inspires and transforms people and always has served as a powerful bridge to unite people.
Amanda Lozano
Carver Center Introduces a Slew of Seasonal Performances
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Located on the Eastside of San Antonio, The Carver Community Cultural Center is a multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary performing/visual arts center that offers artistic presentations and outreach programs to the community.
Arts & Culture
Westside’s Barrio Barista Hosts M.A.S. for the Masses
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Hispanic: the word implies much more than a race.
Arts & Culture
Portraits by Lionel: Sosa Returns to the Canvas
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“Whatever I do, I do it with a passion.”
Those are the words of Lionel Sosa, a San Antonio Westside native and one who went on to accomplish tremendous achievements.
Arts & Culture
Flaco Jiménez Commands Stage at Tejano Conjunto Festival
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Two broken ribs and a hip aren’t enough too keep Flaco Jiménez, 76, off the stage.
