Lines of attendees form behind vendors doing giveaways as the Fort Sam 323d Army Band’s “35 to Nowhere” reverberates throughout the air. Festivalgoers adorning fiesta medals, comically large...
Fiesta is officially underway, with the annual Fiesta Arts Fair celebrating its 50th year this past Saturday. At the fundraising event supporting UTSA arts, the city of San Antonio “partied with...
The Austin Psych Fest returns for its third year at the Far Out Lounge, at 8504 South Congress Ave., Austin, TX, on April 25-27.
The festival kicks off with preshows on Thursday, April 24. Etran...
The Novel Ideas Book Fair returns to the Contemporary at Blue Star. The fair showcases local publishers, writers and artists while allowing for a chance to engage in conversations about community,...
Festival fanatics from all around stormed Wonderland of the Americas mall to celebrate the Year of the Snake by enjoying cultural cuisine, live performances, dozens of vendors and more. The sounds...
In the year 2000, Professor Drinka and students within the linguistics department created a time capsule for words and dialects they predicted would become part of the U.S. jargon in 2025. On Jan....
Lions draped in red, silver and gold danced with such uncanny grace it was hard to think underneath were two separate heads and bodies. Martial artists moved in junction with their swords and staves,...
Día de los Muertos commemorates the culture existing between the living and the dead. Traditionally, the celebration occurs over two days: Nov. 1 and Nov. 2. This past weekend, Hemisfair Park hosted...
Brackenridge Park was buzzing with activity this past weekend as San Antonio commemorated the ninth annual Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival. Taking place right outside the San Antonio Zoo,...
Tacos and pan dulce for Saturday breakfast is the perfect way to ensure everyone is having a good time.
This past weekend, Opportunity Home hosted Unity in Culture: A Hispanic Heritage Community Fest...
Hispanic Heritage Month is a nationwide holiday that takes place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. The month focuses on highlighting Latino and Hispanic-American culture. This in part is to celebrate Mexico’s...
In March, the new moon starts Ramadan, and for one month, over a billion people use these 30 days to reflect and set goals for the rest of the year. It is important to recognize the purpose of this month....
