Last Saturday, San Antonio residents and out-of-town visitors threw on silly-looking glasses and gawked at the annular eclipse. Some even tried to snap a photo of the “ring of fire” with their phones — although most such attempts proved unsuccessful. If you missed the fun, don’t worry.
Dancing with the Stars: Live! — the stage production of the hit TV dance-contest series — will make a stop at San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre on Tuesday, Feb. 27.
A blood feast of extreme metal played out Tuesday night at San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre as a four-band package tour teamed three originators of the genre with one newer, forward-looking act for an evening of aural carnage. Let’s start with the legends.
Executive Director Yadhira Lozano is gearing up for her third year of San Antonio’s multimedia arts blowout, Luminaria. Founded 15 years ago by then-mayor Phil Hardberger, this year’s one-night extravaganza has a distinct role to play in our cultural landscape.
Pro wrestling returns to San Antonio as the WWE brings feuds and lots of star power via its Friday Night SmackDown. A week after the return of Roman Reigns, John Cena will continue his rivalry with the Bloodline, a multi-year conflict that’s split legendary tag team The Usos onto opposite sides.
In the late ’80s and early ’90s, Brownsville-founded Grupo Mazz was among the hottest names in Tejano music and a major South Texas concert draw. The influential band was known for bringing an updated sound and image to the genre, drawing on rock and pop influences.
Women rule this week’s live music options in San Antonio. Austin-based singer-songwriter Emily Wolfe, who’s certainly having a moment, will bring her bluesy and rocking sound to Sam’s Burger joint.
After recent vandalism at the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, three Alamo City-area congressmen sent a letter to the National Park Service urging it to better protect the historic structures. The Oct. 17 letter from U.S. Reps Joaquin Castro, Henry Cuellar and Greg Casar, all Democrats, urges Park Service officials to create an action […]
University of Texas at San Antonio canceled some afternoon classes Monday after its North Side campus received what officials now say was a non-credible bomb threat. Starting around 1:30 p.m., UTSA issued a string of posts on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, explaining it had received a bomb threat on its main […]