Community Calendar

The public is invited to Trinity University’s third annual Festival of the Arts, Nov. 6 to Nov. 15, on Trinity’s campus. Enjoy a visual art exhibit by Danville Chadbourne, performances of Cabaret the musical by Trinity’s theatre students, SOLI Chamber Ensemble concert, participatory art by San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjívar, and much more.

The Festival is free, open to the public, and family-friendly. Trinity University, 1 Trinity Place.

Solo piano concert by William McNalley.

The first part of the program will consist of works from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier along with transcriptions of Bach and his peers by composer-pianists of the Golden Age: Rachmaninoff, Friedman, and Godowsky.

The second half of the program explores an entirely different style. Novelty style piano works of the 1920s and '30s (sometimes called "modern" syncopated works) were the most immediate successors to ragtime. More virtuosic than ragtime, the novelty style was a backbone to the technical approach utilized by the strongest band pianists of the Jazz Age.

San Antonio's Official Veterans Day Celebration and 5K Fun Run.

The entire day is at Civic Park in Hemisfair and starts off at 9am with a Fun Run and live music starts at noon at Civic Park.

Be ready for great music, beverages, food, an official ceremony, military displays, games, and more!

The SA Veterans Day Celebration is free and open to the public.

The Fun Run is $40.

Sign up for the run here

Bands are Bexar Brass, Vic Vaga Rod Stewart Tribute, Lynnwood King and the Revival, The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet, The Chuck Wimer Band, and headliner Superfonicos.

Music starts at 10:45am, there's a free area for the kids, and lots to check out. Come on down and celebrate our central Texas Veterans on Nov 8th.

The public is invited to Trinity University’s third annual Festival of the Arts, Nov. 6 to Nov. 15, on Trinity’s campus. Enjoy a visual art exhibit by Danville Chadbourne, performances of Cabaret the musical by Trinity’s theatre students, SOLI Chamber Ensemble concert, participatory art by San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjívar, and much more.

The Festival is free, open to the public, and family-friendly. Trinity University, 1 Trinity Place.

Step into the charm of Villa Finale’s historic gardens and let the magic of live acoustic music sweep you away. Spread out your lawn chairs and blankets beneath the shade of our lush trees and soak in the sounds of four incredible local acts blending flamenco, country, bossa nova, elegant classical guitar, and more.
Sip something refreshing from our cash bar, unpack your own picnic, or treat yourself to delicious bites available on-site. As the sun sets over the San Antonio River, the air will be filled with music made for unwinding, swaying, and savoring the moment. Don’t just hear the music—feel it!

Join ABOUT FACE: Veterans Against the War-South Texas Members for an inspiring Veterans Day event featuring art, music, and dialogue from veterans who speak out against militarism and perpetual war. The gallery presents dissident artwork, photos, prints, and crafts by veterans challenging popular myths about military service and sharing personal perspectives on resistance, trauma, and healing. Expect powerful discussions, live music, interactive activities, and a welcoming space for honest conversation about war, peace, and justice. Free and open to all.

Leonardo Pineda Music Director

Dance is one of the oldest and most joyful expressions of being human. Dance connects us in ways words cannot: it is the language of the body and the heartbeat of community. Tonight's concert is a journey into that universal language. The orchestra becomes a living, breathing force of joy and vitality, celebrating the dance of life itself — its struggles, its triumphs, its unstoppable pulse.

This concert is a journey into that universal language. Across cultures and centuries, people have danced to celebrate life, to find connection, and to express their deepest feelings. Whether it’s the elegant steps of a ballroom waltz, the spirited energy of a street festival, or the ritual movements beneath the stars, dance shows us who we truly are: bodies alive with rhythm, spirits united in motion, hearts beating as one.

Join us one hour before each concert in the Feik Family Rotunda for a lively pre-concert discussion with guest artists. Gain unique insights into the music, the creative process, and what to listen for as the evening unfolds.

Program

Juan Pablo Contreras: MeChicano

Arturo Márquez: Danzón No. 2

Alberto Ginastera: Four Dances from Estancia

Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92

Celebration Circle is an inclusive, multi-faith community with a creative approach to spirituality. We come from a variety of faith traditions and honor our diversity, choosing to focus on our oneness through creative arts, music, meditation, and sacred ritual. Founded in 1992, we are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit offering celebrations and events in order to foster an experiential approach to spiritual understanding. Join us in affirmation that WE ARE ONE! All are welcome, we have no membership rules or requirements. Visit us at celebrationcircle.org.
SERVICES OFFERED:
We gather to honor and nurture the Sacred in ourselves, each other and all of Creation in order to foster an experiential approach to spiritual understanding. We hold bi-monthly (2/4 Sunday) sacred gatherings and several "small circle" meetings including DiningCIRCLE (a shared meal) and BiblioCIRCLE (a book club without a book).

The public is invited to Trinity University’s third annual Festival of the Arts, Nov. 6 to Nov. 15, on Trinity’s campus. Enjoy a visual art exhibit by Danville Chadbourne, performances of Cabaret the musical by Trinity’s theatre students, SOLI Chamber Ensemble concert, participatory art by San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjívar, and much more.

The Festival is free, open to the public, and family-friendly. Trinity University, 1 Trinity Place.

Our Ragtime Festival and Competition judges will give a Ragtime Concert on Sunday, November 9, 2025 at 2 pm at Radius Center, 106 Auditorium Circle Suite 120, San Antonio, TX 78205.

Suggested donation is $20. Competition winners and contestants receiving Honorable Mention will be invited to perform in the Ragtime Concert.
The Radius is located across the street from the Tobin Center.