On Sept. 22, San Antonio’s Indy Coffee Club held a photography exhibition taking inspiration from Rick Smolan’s “A Day in the Life of America,” featuring the works of San Antonio natives varying...
Lauren Hernandez, Assistant Arts & Life Editor
• September 12, 2023
“If you had behaved nicely the communists wouldn’t exist,” declared an electronic LED sign hanging on the wall of Ruby City’s newest art exhibition, Water Ways. This sign never relented, scrolling...
Centro de Artes’ newest exhibit, titled “From SA to SA: From South America to San Antonio,” takes visitors on a tour of South American history, culture and heritage to shed light on women’s rights,...
The UTSA Jazz Ensemble held its first concert of the semester on Sunday, March 26, in the UTSA Recital Hall, located in the Arts Building. Performing a set list composed of traditional standards that reached...
SAY Sí is just what San Antonio needs. This nonprofit organization on the Westside of San Antonio offers after-school art programs for middle and high school students. They prioritize economically disadvantaged...
Every year, UTSA students have the opportunity to have their art displayed at the Main Gallery as a part of the Annual Juried Exhibition.
“[Juried shows] give students an opportunity to see how...
On Friday, March 31, the San Antonio Parks Foundation presented the first date of six nights of jazz music in the Japanese Tea Garden at Brackenridge Park. In partnership with Trinity University’s radio...
Between opening for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, alternative indie singer Beabadoobee headlined at the Aztec Theater in San Antonio. Born Beatrice Kristi Ilejay Laus, Beabadoobee has paved her way through...
Fueled by the cancellation of the first contemporary art exhibition in San Antonio, six art enthusiasts and artists formed the Contemporary at Blue Star, a grassroots art exhibition that is now the longest-running...
Riley Carroll, Arts & Life Editor
• February 21, 2023
"Refined Reflections into the Formidable: Contemporary Latino Art from the Zoe Diaz Collection features twenty-three artists whose works span a broad range of approaches in exquisite large-scale and intimate...
This past week, The Classic Theatre of San Antonio debuted “Fences” by August Wilson at the Little Carver Civic Center.
Set in 1950s Pittsburg, the play tells the story of Troy Maxon, a Black...
Riley Carroll, Arts & Life Editor
• January 31, 2023
Meet one of San Antonio’s modern progressive hard rock bands: Raven’s Banquet.
Could you please start by listing the members of your band and what instrument they play?
“Well, I’m Chase,...
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