San Antonio-rooted visual artist Jalen Colton Sanchez’s solo exhibition at Thrd Space Studio, “Perspectives of Otherness,” opens like a portal. Vibrant sculptures stand as if excavated from a civilization built on Indigenous folk cosmologies. Around them, collages with radial patterns and chromatic bursts evoke a mestizo psychedelia that collapses myth and imagination into a single […]
Canadian metal act Kittie thrashed it up Monday at the Aztec Theatre as part of a tour that follows a roughly ten-year hiatus. The all-woman band — which still includes sisters Morgan and Mercedes Lander from its early-2000s lineup — rocked hard, dipping into both the gothic nu-metal sound that marked its early work along with newer […]
Following the San Antonio Spurs’ heartbreaking loss to the New York Knicks in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the city took another hit at the 2026 James Beard Awards on Monday night at the Lyric Opera Theatre in Chicago. Run by the James Beard Foundation, the annual awards ceremony recognizes the restaurants and hospitality […]
HOUSTON — To some extent, Mohamed Hussein knew he was preparing to enter the lion’s den. But he made the decision to attend the Republican Party of Texas Convention to confirm for himself that he had a place in the GOP, even as members of the party have railed for months about the urgency of […]
Twang’s packaged-goods operations, including its beer salts, are still in the hands of the founding family and remain headquartered in the Alamo City. The post San Antonio beer salt company Twang sells off its foodservice supply business appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Texas now hosts more Fortune 500 company headquarters than any other state, according to a new list from Fortune magazine ranking U.S. corporations by revenue. The Lone Star State is home to 57 Fortune 500 companies, narrowly surpassing California’s 56 and claiming the top spot after closing the gap in recent years. Texas-based Fortune 500 […]
San Antonio’s 23 outdoor public pools this summer will begin offering a reprieve from the Texas sun starting June 20, according to Parks & Recreation officials. Swimming in all locations is free, and the pools will remain open six days a week, including on weekends, with closure days varying by pool. However, Cassiano Pool will […]
The finger pointing following the San Antonio Spurs’ Game 5 loss to the New York Knicks has already begun, sparking online speculation that veteran guard De’Aaron Fox could be on his way out. After the Knicks won their first NBA title in more than five decades with Saturday’s 94-90 victory over the Spurs, reporters asked […]
The Boerne-based Sunny’s: All Day Brunch and Bar has opened a second location, this one at The Rim shopping center. The new restaurant launched Monday, bringing an elevated brunch and cocktail experience to far North San Antonio. In addition to serving Sunny’s favorites — ranging from crepes and eggs Benedict to barbacoa chilaquiles — the […]
REDFORD — As a teenager, Joe Carrasco would help his father pick onions and cotton on the family’s 40-acre ranch on the banks of the Rio Grande. On the weekends, he would mount his horse and wade across the river into Mexico, where he would race his horse and drink beers. Today, Carrasco is 71, […]