Festival of the Arts at San Antonio's Trinity University brings array of free events

Art enthusiasts are familiar with the enchantment that happens in collective silence — the meditative mulling-over that takes place in the halls and mezzanines of museums. Over eight days this November — we’re already a few days in — Trinity University will offer a taste of that magic by hosting a series of free and public events, including gallery openings, live performances, lectures and workshops.

It only took Jack White a few minutes to sell out San Antonio's Paper Tiger

It took just a matter of minutes Tuesday for the surprise Jack White show announced the day before for San Antonio's Paper Tiger to completely sell out. Perhaps that should be little surprise given that White — a key part of The White Stripes, Raconteurs and Dead Weather — is arena- or at least large theater-level famous and the Paper Tiger's main room has a capacity of 1,000. Fans joined the Paper Tiger's ticket queue when it opened at 1 p.m., and the site frequently crashed, experienced long load times and needed to be refreshed.

Narrow margins for two San Antonio ballot propositions should be warning for city leaders

Cityscapes is a column of opinion and analysis. “Welfare of City Depends on Election” read the headline, followed by “Adoption of New Charter Necessary to Progress, Says Mayor … Business Men Agree that Amendments Should be Passed and Tell Why.”

Workers at San Antonio's Texas Public Radio seek union representation

Employees at Texas Public Radio this week became the latest workers at a San Antonio news organization to seek union representation. In Monday post on social media platform X, members of the station's newsroom  staff said they're organizing as part of the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which represents performers and broadcasters. “We believe the content we create reflects the diversity and culture that makes South Texas unique, and we believe a union organized with SAG-AFTRA will safeguard our organization's future success,” the employees said in their statement.