Community Calendar

Join us for LIVE Trivia every Tuesday Night from 6:30-8:30! Prizes for the top 3 teams and no limit on group size! Come early to reserve your spot and enjoy happy hour pricing from 4-7PM.

The public is invited to watch as students from high schools across Texas gather to launch rockets they designed and built for the SystemsGo STEM education program. Access controlled.
Complete details, waiver links, livestream links, and maps to sites posted at www.systemsgo.org.

Preschool Story time

Preschoolers enjoy stories and songs that develop early literacy skills and foster curiosity. Recommended for three to five year olds.

The public is invited to watch as students from high schools across Texas gather to launch rockets they designed and built for the SystemsGo STEM education program. Access controlled.
Complete details, waiver links, livestream links, and maps to sites posted at www.systemsgo.org.

The public is invited to watch as students from high schools across Texas gather to launch rockets they designed and built for the SystemsGo STEM education program. Access controlled.
Complete details, waiver links, livestream links, and maps to sites posted at www.systemsgo.org.

🤠🐎 Saddle up for a rootin’ tootin’ good time at the 2025 Wild West Roundup Cornyval Parade! 🌵🎉 Dust off your boots and join us as we wrangle up some fun, celebrating the spirit of the Wild West! From cowboys and cattle drives to saloons and stagecoaches, this parade is sure to be a rip-roaring adventure! 🐴✨

The 2025 Wild West Roundup Cornyval Parade application is NOW OPEN! (March 13, 2025, at 10:00 AM) 📅

All parade participants MUST incorporate the theme into the parade. 🤠🐮

https://helotes-tx.gov/event/the-58th-annual-cornyval-parade/

For questions, please email publicrelations@helotes-tx.gov

Featuring local artists and makers. We'll have a diverse mix of creators: from ceramicists, crochet artists, woodworkers, jewelry makers, candle makers, 3D print experts, a blacksmith, and lots more. All booths will feature locally handmade items. Event is free and open to all ages.

Address is 541 Roosevelt Ave #107 (bright green garage door)
Saturday, May 3, 1-7pm

WHO WE ARE: We are San Antonio's place to make literally anything. From laser cutting, to stained glass, to ceramics, we have it all. Our space is membership based, similar to a gym, but with tools instead of fitness equipment. Come see our 3,500sf building dedicated to creating everything! We also host community art classes regularly, head to our website to sign up!

Learn how to combine portrait and pattern to create unique collages! Local artist Kaldric Dow will share his artistic knowledge with participants to help them create collage art inspired by his own vibrant work. Participants will leave with their own creative work and new craft skills.

Kaldric Dow's exhibit "Collaged Heirlooms" was shown at Central Library in late 2024. His series of collages celebrated the enduring legacy of the Black Panther Party, featuring dynamic compositions that honored the strength and spirit of its members—women, men, and children alike. Each piece interwove intricate patterns and textures, symbolizing the rich cultural heritage and collective memory of the African American community.

More of his work can be found on www.kaldricdow.com.

Please note: class starts at 4:30 pm and will be a bit longer than the typical bookbinding class to provide time for box building.

In this month’s bookbinding class, join us in learning how to create the Slip Case book, a book in a storage box. In this class, participants will learn how to make a modified hardcover book and how to build the slip case it will live in. Instruction will be for 2 books - a horizontal and vertical orientation book.

No bookbinding experience needed. All materials supplied but participants are welcome to bring any ephemera, paper, etc that they’d like to use. Participants should leave class with one book/case completed, along with an instruction sheet for future use.

Olmos Ensemble's 30th Anniversary Season concludes with two large-scale chamber works. Cellist Julian Schwarz is featured as soloist in Richard Strauss's symphonic tone poem Don Quixote, arranged for chamber ensemble. Louis Spohr's iconic Septet in A minor completes the program. Guest artists Elizabeth Dorman, Colin Brookes, Ebonee Thomas and Peter Kolkay join Olmos Ensemble musicians for this exciting program.

Admission free with donations welcome, reception to follow.