Arts & Culture

It's time to plan your weekend, and fortunately, Texas Public Radio is here to help. Your choices this weekend are quite varied and all are musical. They run from flamenco music on the River Walk, to a rousing Broadway-style musical, to a performance by a legendary Texas Troubadour in an iconic venue.  

For decades now writers from around the world have descended on San Antonio for the Macondo Writers' Workshop, which begins next week.

There's a groundbreaking at 10 a.m. Monday to restore an old West Side nightclub which ended up being much more than just a nightclub.

From Jazz to chamber music to a heroic exhibit, the Weekend is here along with a few ideas of how to celebrate.

Students from underprivileged backgrounds don’t often get to spread their artistic wings in the classroom. There’s a studio in San Antonio’s Westside that’s actually paying young people “to make art all day.”

The Ford Holiday River Parade announced their Grand Marshal and other float participants on Tuesday. The River Walk Association's Marketing Diretor Paula Schechter said the Grand Marshal for the Friday, November 29 parade will be wearing cheap sunglasses.

Cinefestival, a San Antonio film tradition that embraces Latino culture, is back. 

If you're looking for a break from the heat, we’ve found a concert in a place where Mother Nature has actually programmed cool weather all the time. Musician Terri Hendrix said her Saturday night concert is not really outdoors, and it's not really the indoors either.