The 34th Annual San Antonio International Women’s Day March & Rally will take place this Sunday, according to organizing group the Mujeres Marcharan Coalition. Scheduled for 2 p.m., the event will begin at downtown’s Milam Park, 500 W. Commerce St., with speakers advocating for justice and equality. “Peace through liberation, liberation through struggle, from Palestine […]
The San Antonio theater company formerly known as The Public Theater has rebranded, returning to its original moniker: the San Pedro Playhouse. The name change pays homage to the theater’s 95-year residency in its San Pedro Springs Park venue, and the legacy that follows such a milestone, according to officials with the organization. “In honoring […]
Unlike numerous other pandemic-born live-streaming video projects, Live at Studio E is still around — and still kicking ass. The YouTube series showcasing live sets by San Antonio musical acts stands apart because it’s well filmed, sounds great and is expertly curated.
San Antonio coffee spot Olla Express has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help raise funds after its owner was injured in an auto accident. Owner Andrea Ley suffered bleeding in her brain and a lower back injury in the Feb. 24 accident, according to a March 1 social media post from the business. With the possibility of […]
With a little over a month remaining in the regular season, the Spurs kick off an eight-game home stand against Steph Curry and the Warriors that amounts to a late push to avoid the worst record in franchise history. Curry proved to be the difference maker when the two teams squared off in San Francisco […]
Born in Laredo and raised across the U.S.-Mexico border in Nuevo Laredo, Analy Diego felt the pull of art from an early age — thanks largely to the influence of her grandfather Miguel Angel Patino, who once worked as a movie poster artist. “Some of my earliest childhood memories are sitting on his lap while he […]
Two members of San Antonio’s congressional delegation expressed concern that President Joe Biden used the term “an illegal” to describe an undocumented immigrant during Thursday’s State of the Union speech. President Biden slammed former President Trump on immigration during the address, yet later, during an off-the-cuff response to heckling from U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, […]
What started as a crowd-funded project that raised more than $10 million at the beginning of 2019 has transformed into a cultural phenomenon. Over the past five years, The Chosen, a revolutionary historical drama about the life of Jesus, has been viewed more than 770 million times in 175 countries across the world.
For the first time in more than five years, the San Antonio Zoo is host to capybaras, the world’s largest rodents. Capybaras Ginny and Luna, both 3 years old, moved into the facility’s riverside habitat on Thursday, according to a Facebook post from zoo officials. The new residents won’t be living alone, however, as they share their […]
San Antonio basketball fans’ social media accounts lit up after ESPN commentators speculated that Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama is tired of losing and may request a trade. During Tuesday’s episode of NBA Today, ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne said the French rookie may jump to another team unless Spurs management can surround him with players at his […]