News across Greater San Antonio

Forum at Mexican Cultural Institute San Antonio will explore Mexican American identity
The free program this Saturday will feature scholars, artists, journalists, cultural leaders and advocates from both sides of the border.

175 years of faith: First Presbyterian Church invites community to celebrate
(Seguin) -- Way before the city even had many of today's churches, buildings and landmarks, a small group of Presbyterians was already gathering to wo...

San Antonio-tied visual artist Vincent Valdez lands MacArthur ‘genius grant’
Valdez will receive $800,000 in funding over a five-year period, allowing him to explore new projects without financial stress.

Analysis: Can an orchestra die? San Antonio will find out.
The Alamo City is watching orchestral identity being dismantled and reconstructed in real time.

San Antonio Philharmonic sues startup orchestra led by its former musical director
The suit accuses the Phil's former musical director, Jeffrey Kahane, of stealing 'trade secrets' to start the Harmonium of Texas.

BOERNE STAR WANTS YOUR VETERANS PHOTOS
Veterans Day is fast approaching, and the Boerne Star wants to recognize all who have served our country with their enlistment, their service ... even their lives.Between now and Oct. 21, we invite Bo

Art League selects Clark as October ‘Artist of Month’
CELEBRATING THE ARTSDaneshu Clarke was bom and raised in the Texas Hill Country. She and her husband, Jim, moved to Boerne in 1975. She retired from teaching secondary education in 2003 and retired fr

New exhibition by artist Ann Enzminger explores displacement in San Antonio
The show, which opens this Thursday at Fl!ght Gallery, will memorialize a neighborhood erased to make way for HemisFarir '68.

Stand-up comic Jo Koy coming to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center show this weekend
The comedian, who just dropped a new Netflix special, will perform this Saturday.

San Antonio’s Magik Theatre opens new season with slapstick If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
The play opens this Saturday and will offer the first public look at the children's theater's renovated facilities.

Iron Maiden, Megadeth and Anthrax filled San Antonio’s Alamodome with powerful metal onslaught
Is San Antonio still the heavy metal capital of the world, a moniker frequently invoked in the 1980s? On Tuesday night, it sure felt like it was. That’s because a stacked lineup of metal legends graced the stage of the Alamo City’s biggest venue, drawing a near-capacity crowd of…
BOERNE STAR WANTS YOUR PHOTOS FOR VETERANS DAY
Veterans Day is fast approaching, and the Boerne Star wants to recognize all who have served our country with their enlistment, their service ... even their lives.Between now and Oct. 21, we invite Bo