Arts & Culture
Chalk It Up Fills Downtown Streets with Color
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The 14th annual Artpace Chalk It Up brought San Antonians in their thousands downtown.
Arts & Culture
Chalk It Up Makes Art ‘Accessible to All’
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If cultural equity is in the air, it finds expression in the chalk dust that will color San Antonio’s downtown streets.
Arts & Culture
Playhouse Seeking Status as Professional Theater
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“There’s actually got to be an industry, and that’s what the Playhouse is trying to create.” –San Antonio Playhouse CEO and Artistic Director George Green
Arts & Culture
UNAM’s Female Freedom Exhibition Celebrates International Women’s Day
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The exhibition features the works of 18 women artists – 17 Mexicans and one Cuban – and celebrates the artistry of women and their freedom in creativity.
Arts & Culture
State-of-the-Art Susan Naylor Center Marks New Beginning for the Witte
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The grand opening celebrated the completion of a $100,000 million transformation of the Witte Museum’s 90-year-old campus.
Arts & Culture
The McNay Print Fair: A Thriving San Antonio Tradition
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This year’s dealers will bring a variety of works to the San Antonio community, from old master prints to contemporary photographs and drawings.
Commentary
What I Got for Lent Last Year
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I gave up personal transportation for Lent to receive blessings I could not get while driving my own car or catching rides with friends.
Arts & Culture
Beethoven Maennerchor to Celebrate 150 Years of Song at the Tobin
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Beethoven Maennerchor, the German preservation society in San Antonio, will celebrate a major milestone. The club is turning 150 years old.
Literature
Barbara Ras: A New Chapter After Trinity University Press
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Under founding director Barbara Ras’ guidance, Trinity University Press has published more than 200 books and developed an international reputation.
music
How Jazz, TX Is Redefining San Antonio’s Perception of Live Music Venues
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Jazz, TX has attracted so many music lovers since it opened in August that the 100-plus capacity establishment rarely has a seat open.