McNay Art Museum presents LOVEfest with screening of acclaimed film Paris is Burning

The McNay Art Museum’s LOVEfest event this Saturday is a cinematic tribute to pop art icon Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculpture. Built as a 12-foot Cor-Ten steel structure, the iconic image was also released as a MoMA Christmas card and a U.S. Postal Service stamp. Indiana’s sculpture has been a cornerst

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: George Porter Jr., Angel White, Sawyer Brown, Steve Earle

This week’s live music calendar spans nearly every corner of the musical map, from funk pioneer George Porter Jr. to outlaw troubadour Steve Earle. Also don’t overlook Texas country-soul artist Angel White and a stacked local bill of adventurous metal acts. Let’s jump in and explore the full array o

More than 140 businesses ask Texas Republicans to halt Big Bend border wall construction

In a Tuesday letter, more than 140 Texas businesses urged Gov. Greg Abbott and U.S. Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz to protect public access to the Rio Grande and oppose federal plans to build steel border barriers at nearly every river access point in Big Bend National Park. The businesses — mostly

National Democrats add former GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales’ district to Texas congressional target list

WASHINGTON — The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is adding Texas’ 23rd Congressional District to its target list, the third red-leaning, Hispanic-majority U.S. House seat to make it onto national Democrats’ radar ahead of November. In adding the seat to its “Districts in Play” list, the