San Antonio artist and activist Suzy González debuts new portraits in solo exhibition 'Plantcestors'

Artist and activist Suzy González is launching her newest solo exhibition, "Plantcestors," at Galería E.V.A. this week. A portmanteau of the words “plant” and “ancestors,” "Plantcestors" uses actual plant materials as a base for 14 portraits of people based in San Antonio’s arts and activist scenes

Old Settler’s Music Festival returns for four days of Americana music north of San Antonio in April

Fans of Americana and roots music can plan for four days of family-friendly jamming now that the 36th Annual Old Settler’s Music Festival has released its 2023 lineup. Planned for Old Settler’s Homestead — a 145-acre ranch in Dale, about an hour northeast of San Antonio — the Old Settler’s Music Fes

San Antonio City Council approves pot- and abortion-decriminalization measure to go before voters in May

City council officially certified a charter election Thursday that will let voters decide whether to decriminalize marijuana and abortion in the city limits, among other significant changes to local law enforcement. Although council approved the measure for inclusion on the May ballot, an anti-abort

Black and Hispanic Texans say they don’t trust the quality of their water

Black and Hispanic people and those living in low-income Texas communities are highly concerned about the quality of their drinking water, a new survey shows. Commissioned by the nonprofit organization Texas Water Trade, the survey included responses from 650 households in both rural border communit