Community Calendar

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Black Stories are American stories. Join us for a collaborative event to share and celebrate the black experience as we honor Juneteenth in the iconic atrium on the second floor of Central Library. Through this community-driven program we invite Black and African American San Antonians to share their experiences through storytelling, art, dance, song, or other forms of expression. A microphone, electric piano, electric guitar, bass and amplifiers will be provided. Join us to share your talent and history or stop by to support the community for Juneteenth.

Experience live Indian music, sari (traditional Indian garment) wrapping demonstrations, and engaging crafts where you can decorate paper dolls in traditional Indian attire, including saris, kurtas, and jutti shoes.

This event at San Antonio Public Library is in partnership with Musical Bridges Around the World (MBAW), a nonprofit arts and social impact organization with the mission to provide access to global arts for all. MBAW thanks VT Seva - San Antonio Branch, for their partnership in providing the sari wrapping demonstration.

Presented by The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum, in partnership with Bexar County and The Tobin Center.

Join us for an uplifting celebration of gospel radio’s enduring legacy, featuring the San Antonio Gospel Heritage Choir under the direction of Rev. Dr. Lemelle Taylor, Michael A. Potts, and Earl “Skip” Jackson. With special guest Dr. Bobby Jones — legendary gospel artist and host of the Bobby Jones Gospel Radio Show — this soul-stirring concert will honor gospel greats past and present through music, stories, and rare archival moments.

From spirituals on early AM radio to today’s global gospel streams, Freedom’s Song traces the sound that lifted generations — full of faith, power, and praise.

This year’s concert performance will be highlighted by an in-person discussion and performance by the legendary Grammy, Stellar, Dove, and Soul Train Award winning, Gabriel Award winner, GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductee, Music City Walk of Fame star and Dominica’s Ambassador at Large, gospel recording artist Dr. Bobby Jones of the Bobby Jones Gospel Radio Show and Bobby Jones Gospel Countdown.

The San Antonio Gospel Heritage Choir, with special guest Dr. Bobby Jones will be accompanied by BillyRay Sheppard and his band of talented local musicians.

Dinner begins at 5PM

Concert begins at 7PM

*Dinner and Concert Tickets with Reserved Seating – $35

*Concert Only with Reserve Seating – $10

Parking is available in The Tobin Center Parking Garage, located at 227 4th Street.

Valet Parking Service is available at The Tobin Center, 100 Auditorium Circle.

Experience live Indian music, sari (traditional Indian garment) wrapping demonstrations, and engaging crafts where you can decorate paper dolls in traditional Indian attire, including saris, kurtas, and jutti shoes.

This event at San Antonio Public Library is in partnership with Musical Bridges Around the World (MBAW), a nonprofit arts and social impact organization with the mission to provide access to global arts for all. MBAW thanks VT Seva - San Antonio Branch, for their partnership in providing the sari wrapping demonstration.

Oblate School of Theology invites you to the 2025 Summer Institute, a two-and-a-half-day theological gathering exploring the Jewish roots of Jesus and how understanding his cultural and religious context can deepen Christian faith today.

This year’s theme, Jesus & Judaism: The Faith that Formed Him, invites us to rediscover Jesus within the richness of his Jewish identity—his prayers, teachings, and worldview—and to consider how this perspective can bridge gaps between traditions and inspire renewed discipleship.

Our featured keynote speaker, Dr. Amy-Jill Levine, a world-renowned scholar of early Judaism and Christian origins, will offer three powerful keynotes addressing Jesus' piety and practices, his parables, and how Jews and Christians read shared Scriptures in differing but meaningful ways. Complementing Dr. Levine's insights are two additional keynote presenters: Dr. Timothy Robinson and Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI.

The 2025 Summer Institute offers a rich space for theological reflection, interfaith dialogue, and spiritual renewal rooted in the historical Jesus and the diverse faith traditions that seek the Divine. Join us for this enriching event!

Presented by the URBAN-15 Group, the Josiah Media Festival is one of few film festivals around the world dedicated to showcasing outstanding works by artists 21 years old and younger.

The 19th JMF will accept film submissions from May 1st – August 1st, 2025.

The festival presents a career-defining opportunity for young media artists to showcase their work around the world. The festival was founded in 2007 in honor of San Antonio filmmaker Josiah Miles Neundorf by his parents, Marcus and Nancy Neundorf, who collaborated with URBAN-15 to create this event.

Now in it’s 19th year, JMF not only streams globally, but has grown to screen films submitted from all around of the world.

Enter your film in three easy steps:

1) Download the Josiah Media Festival Guidelines & Entry Forms at urban15.org/josiah-media-festival/enter

2) Read through the Guidelines and fill out the Entry and Release Forms in full.

3) Send us your completed Entry and Release Forms along with a High-Definition copy of your film by mail to the Josiah Media Festival, 2500 S. Presa, San Antonio, TX, 78210 or by email to josiahfestival@urban15.org.

The San Antonio Public Library is calling for submissions for this year's Big Pride Zine! The theme is "On the Shoulders of Giants". We want written or visual works that express to a queer person the positive the impact they had on your life, whether it's a friend, historical figure, stranger, or story character. The deadline for submissions is June 30th. For more details including how to submit your work, go to guides.mysapl.org/zines.

Join us as we honor Juneteenth and celebrate the Summer Solstice with live entertainment, a cooking demo, community giveaways, and local vendors to shop from.

Join us for another trivia night and, perhaps, become the new reigning Trivia Champ Team! Beyond bragging rights, winning teams will receive drink tokens, and the #1 winner will be awarded complimentary tickets for an upcoming Arcadia Live event.

*Teams of up to 6 people

*Full bar

*Prizes and laughs included

*Fun team name required

You can have your favorite Pint&Plow Brewing Co. pizza plus two appetizers waiting for your team here at Arcadia Live the night of trivia by placing your order when you RSVP! Dinner orders will arrive at 5:45pm.

For large parties, please call the Box Office to reserve additional tables.

NO Outside Beverages Permitted