Community Calendar

Hundreds of voices from throughout SA join to sing the Christmas portion of Handel’s Messiah with the San Antonio Choral Society, soloists, and orchestra. A portion of ticket sales will go to support ChildSafe, Bexar County's care center for child abuse prevention and recovery.

Megan Pachecano, soprano
Jacquelyn Matava, mezzo-soprano
Matthew Perez, tenor
Rob Saldaña, bass

Need a score? Rent one at the concert for $5 and join the fun!

No discount tickets as this event is a fundraiser

Grupo Tan Tan will fill the air with their music in a FREE concert sponsored by the King William Association.

They are a fara-fara band (a stripped down and more portable version of norteno music played mostly acoustically) style band that covers classic conjunto, tejano, and norteno songs that helped define "the San Antonio sound" to preserve its unique musical culture. Many of the band's songs are from local San Antonio musicians who had popular hits and helped define their respective genres.

Grupo Tan Tan began in 2020 as a spin-off of Los Callejeros de San Anto.
At Opportunity Homes Beautify San Antonio Park. 801 S Main Ave.

FREE and open to the public of all ages. Come early & bring your family & friends, a blanket or chairs, and a picnic if you like.

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.

San Francisco–based Latin GRAMMY-nominated pianist, accordionist, composer, and educator Sam Reider leads his innovative ensemble, The Human Hands, in a performance that blends folk, jazz, and classical music from around the world. Reider’s versatility and artistry have also been highlighted through his collaboration with Venezuelan cuatro virtuoso Jorge Glem, featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, reflecting his wide-ranging impact across folk and world music.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.