Arts & Culture
Symphony Task Force Makes Strong Recommendations to Safeguard Orchestral Future
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On Tuesday, the Symphony Transformation Task Force delivered its recommendations to City and County Leadership.
Arts & Culture
San Antonio Symphony to End Tumultuous Season On A High Note
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The San Antonio Symphony will wrap up its tumultuous 2017-18 season with three Pops concerts at the Tobin Center, June 8-10.
Arts & Culture
With Song and Ceremony, San Antonio Honors Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day
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Officially designated as Military City USA since June 2017, San Antonio will host a number of Memorial Day events over the long weekend.
Commentary
Advancing the Arts in San Antonio Will Provide Value for the Next 300 Years
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Arts organizations across San Antonio work tirelessly to share stories and enhance the public’s understanding of our and others’ heritage.
Arts & Culture
Devotion, Craft, and Talent: Pau Gasol Speaks To His Love Of Music
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Spurs forward Pau Gasol on Tuesday spoke with the Rivard Report about his lifelong love of music and his support for the San Antonio Symphony.
Commentary
A Fiesta First-Timer Gets a Birds-Eye View
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I live in an apartment with a fantastic view of lower Broadway and loved experiencing the parades with my friends from the comfort of my balcony.
Arts & Culture
Audience Accessibility a Refrain in San Antonio Symphony’s 2018-19 Season
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The San Antonio Symphony announces its 2018-19 season, featuring a Spring Culinary Festival, a popular Broadway singer, and a focus on accessibility.
Arts & Culture
New City-County Task Force Aims To Steer SA Symphony to Stability
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The City-County Symphony Transformation Task Force is charged with putting the San Antonio Symphony on stronger long-term financial footing.
Arts & Culture
He’s Got Next: Spurs Star Pau Gasol Joins San Antonio Symphony Advisory Board
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Pau Gasol, the San Antonio Spurs’ center, has joined the San Antonio Symphony’s advisory board, symphony officials announced Monday.
Arts & Culture
Smaller SA Arts Groups: Love the Symphony, But What About Us?
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Leaders of smaller San Antonio nonprofit arts organizations have expressed concern that too much attention and money have gone to the Symphony, potentially at their expense.