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2018: The Year in Rivard Report Photographs
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The Rivard Report showcases its most meaningful photographs of the events and people that shaped San Antonio in 2018.
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26th Feast of Sharing Brings ‘Spirit of Christmas’ to Convention Center
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H-E-B hosted its 26th annual Feast of Sharing on Saturday, opening two convention center exhibit halls to anyone who wanted a hot holiday meal.
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Downtown San Antonio Is Merry and Bright for Tree Lighting, River Parade
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Crowds flocked downtown Friday night for the 34th annual H-E-B Christmas Tree Lighting and the Ford Holiday River Parade.
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San Antonio’s 10th Annual Diwali Festival Draws a Big Crowd
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Crowds that flocked to the Festival of Lights at Hemisfair stretched from the fountains near the Tower of the Americas to the Arneson River Theatre and La Villita.
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Day of the Dead Celebrations at La Villita Draw Revelers New and Old
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La Villita was the epicenter of more than 20 separate events Saturday celebrating the Day of the Dead throughout San Antonio.
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Sunshine, New Features Draw More Than 67,500 Downtown for Síclovía
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Good weather and free parking helped turn out participants for the 15th Síclovía family-friendly fitness event downtown on Sunday.
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Anime Convention San Japan Takes Over Downtown Again
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This year’s convention runs from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, and focuses on all things anime and “anime-adjacent,” including video games, horror, and sci-fi.
Religion & Spirituality
Hundreds Fill Mission Concepción to Witness Solar Double Illumination
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On Aug. 15, the day of the annual solar double illumination, a setting sun in the west casts rays of light through two glass openings.
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San Antonio Celebrates U.S.’s Past, Present on Independence Day
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A variety of Fourth of July celebrations began on the holiday’s eve Tuesday and carried well into Wednesday in locations across San Antonio.
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A Walk On the Pride Side: Parade Celebrates SA’s LGBTQIA Community
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On Saturday, the “Pride Bigger Than Texas” parade marched down the LGBTQIA-friendly “Main Strip” toward the city’s new rainbow crosswalks.
