Community Calendar

Everyone should know how to mend and if you've ever wanted to learn, join Oliver for an evening of learning how to mend your favorite shirt or how to spice up that thrifted piece using simple mending techniques. This men’s mending class covers the basics of repairing and maintaining everyday clothing—sewing on buttons and reinforcing worn areas. No prior experience is needed, and all skill levels are welcome. The focus is on building confidence with simple tools, extending the life of your clothes, and picking up useful skills you can use at home.

Note: participants are asked to bring an item they'd like to mend; if not, there will be practice materials and sewing notions provided.

All materials provided.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew? Led by Alamo Tailoring, this class will teach you the basics of sewing, cutting patterns, and more. You can bring your sewing machine, supplies, and any piece you want to work on!

¿Alguna vez te has preguntado cómo puedes cuidar de tu salud a través de la medicina tradicional? En este curso aprenderás como mejorar tu bienestar física y emocional.

Come one come all to a hands on weekly tea brewing class. Learn the simple steps to brewing a perfect, organic, all natural cup of hot or glass of iced tea any time. Do it at home, at work, on the road, literally anywhere you can get hot water (or cold water for cold brewed teas).

We will take all the mystery and angst out of tea brewing and explore the many health benefits of loose leaf and herbal teas. Find the one that is right for you with over 100 flavors and endless flavor combinations.

See you Friday evening!
Open to all ages . . .

We invite the public to watch the auditions and performance by some of our dancers.

Start the new year by learning how you can help preserve the stories of today for the generations of tomorrow. This program explores the importance of oral histories—how they keep memories, traditions, and life lessons alive—and offers practical guidance on conducting your own interviews with family members.

This Casa Navarro event is free with regular admission. ($1-$5) Advance registration is NOT required.

Limited free parking is available directly across from museum entrance and alongside the museum on W. Nueva Street. There are also a number of paid parking lots and garages within walking distance.
Please visit our website for more information.

Start the new year by learning how you can help preserve the stories of today for the generations of tomorrow. This program explores the importance of oral histories—how they keep memories, traditions, and life lessons alive—and offers practical guidance on conducting your own interviews with family members.

This event is free with regular admission. ($1-$5) Advance registration is NOT required.

Limited free parking is available directly across from museum entrance and alongside the museum on W. Nueva Street. There are also a number of paid parking lots and garages within walking distance. Please visit our website for more information.

***Registration is required***

This workshop explores identity as an evolving process and re-imagines what identity means as we challenge societal constructs. Participants will use writing reflections and collage activities to connect to and create an authentic meaning of identity. Presented by Raíz Infinita.

Materials provided at workshop.

Tackle food waste at home!

San Antonio Composting Project's Education Director will share best practices for composting on a small, medium or large scale along with the science behind why composting works to amend our soil and how we can speed up the composting process. Hands on activity will be building worm habitats with an option to purchase for a nominal fee. SA Composting Project, and anyone who composts, promotes healthy soil by amending poor soil with compost. Healthier soil holds water more efficiently, leading to healthier plants that help hold onto the soil and prevent precipitation runoff.

This event is perfect for anyone interested in living a more eco-friendly lifestyle and making a positive impact on the planet. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and learn how you can help create a more sustainable future!

Join us for a beginner-friendly workshop introducing the basics of community gardening and soil health. This session will explore how community gardens strengthen neighborhoods while improving food access and environmental sustainability. Participants will learn foundational concepts of healthy soil, including composting, soil structure, and simple practices that support plant growth and long-term garden success. No prior gardening experience is required—this workshop is open to all community members interested in growing and caring for green spaces.