From a raising voices in celebration of Juneteenth to busting out glow sticks as an EDM superstar provides the beats, San Antonio music fans have lots of reasons to celebrate this week. Let’s jump right in and explore the options. Tuesday, June 18
San Antonio native and country music legend George Strait smashed records Saturday with his concert at Kyle Field, which Texas A&M University officials confirmed was the largest ticketed show in U.S. history. According to A&M, 110,905 fans snapped tickets up to see the King of Country perform.
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, on Friday delivered a remembrance of late South Texas TV host and Tejano music legend Johnny Canales on the floor of the U.S. House. Canales, who died last week at 77, hosted The Johnny Canales Show, a long-running TV program known for breaking Tex-Mex musicians such as La Mafia, […]
Name: Noah Bradley Title: General Manager of Retail, Pullman Market
Alamodome Events Services Manager Michelle Brady fully grasped the importance of the stadium’s sensory room after she opened it up for a mother seeking a quiet place for her son who has autism. The boy was feeling overwhelmed in the unfamiliar environment, and the mother was worried she’d have to leave and miss the once-in-a-lifetime […]
If you’ve ever been to San Antonio’s Ruby City, you know about its large black box theater, where it screens immersive, multi channel video works. That space has now been completely transformed, and is now brightly illuminated with natural light.
Entering Pearl’s sprawling new Pullman Market can be overwhelming, what with its soaring ceilings, arrays of colorful produce and seemingly endless shelves of specialty foods. Given the density of Pullman’s offerings and the crowds drawn by its just-opened novelty, it can be a good idea to approach the space with a game plan.
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Saying business has hit a rough patch, South Side Tex-Mex eatery Lala’s Gorditas is again asking the community for help. On Wednesday, Lala’s owner, Steven Pizzini, took to Facebook to encourage hungry locals to swing by the restaurant to show some love. “Unfortunately, Lala’s is once again appealing to our Facebook friends for your support,” […]