Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Morat, Portugal. The Man, Shinyribs and more
From a couple of free shows featuring local talent to a sold out one by indie-pop darlings Portugal. The Man, it’s a busy week for live music in San Antonio.
From a couple of free shows featuring local talent to a sold out one by indie-pop darlings Portugal. The Man, it’s a busy week for live music in San Antonio.
San Antonians can experience Mardi Gras magic on the River Walk this month with an afternoon of food, music and entertainment worthy of a Fat Tuesday celebration. The city’s annual Bud Light Mardi Gras River Parade & Celebration will kick off at the Arneson River Theatre with live music performances from the Noah Peterson Quartet, […]
EAGLE PASS — As a group of anti-immigrant protesters traveling in what they described as “God’s Convoy” descended on an unincorporated area near the Eagle Pass over the weekend, the border town’s faith leaders and community activists held their own rally to push back. While the counterprotest drew fewer TV cameras than the Christian nationalist […]
A mural outside historic Freeman Coliseum titled Building Life’s Memories colorfully showcases a constellation of different figures — a band performing, a rodeo clown smiling and a bull bucking its rider. For two weeks, the figures in this mural will come to life when the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo boots, scoots and boogies […]
Whataburger has partnered with hot-sauce maker Cholula on a spicy ketchup now available on grocery shelves, officials with the San Antonio-based fast-food chain said Tuesday. The two companies first released the fiery collaboration, then called Spicy Ketchup Limited Batch #2, as a limited-edition condiment in Whataburger restaurants. The new bottled variety marks the first time it’s been […]
Austin social media accounts, including a once-dormant “true crime” Facebook group, lit up Tuesday after authorities pulled a body from Lady Bird Lake, reigniting unfounded speculation that a serial killer stalks the city. On Monday afternoon, the Austin Police Department held a press conference confirming the body’s recovery. It’s unclear how long the corpse, which […]
San Antonio’s first Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar will open in late February, bringing island vibes and tropical tipples to the Shops at La Cantera, according to officials with the Seattle-based chain. The 7,500-square-foot location at 15900 La Cantera Parkway, Suite 25105, will integrate its dining space with an open-plan retail store, allowing patrons to snag the […]
Empty Stomach restaurant group — the owner of popular San Antonio eateries Extra Fine and Barbaro — will open two separate concepts this summer bringing coffee and by-the-slice pizza to downtown. Center-city developer Weston Urban, a partner with Empty Stomach in the two ventures, shared the details Tuesday. Through the partnership, Extra Fine — a […]
More than half of San Antonio-area renters are “cost-burdened” by how much of their monthly paycheck goes to keeping their lights on and a roof over their head, according to a new report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies. Indeed, 52.7% of renter households in the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro fall into the […]
Country music superstar Toby Keith died Monday night after a battle with stomach cancer, according to a statement from his family. He was 62-years-old. The Oklahoma native, known for a string of best-selling pop-country anthems including “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” “How Do You Like Me Now” and “A Little Less Take and A Lot More Action,” died in […]