San Antonio Philharmonic settles breach-of-contract lawsuit with early financial supporters
Two early backers of the San Antonio Philharmonic said they have settled a two-year-old lawsuit with the orchestra over allegations its management didn’t honor terms of $180,000 in loans the pair extended to fund its operations. The Philharmonic — which formed in 2022 from the ashes of the defunct San Antonio Symphony — agreed to pay all […]
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