Alameda Theater

San Antonio muralist Alan Calvo discusses the inspiration behind some of his most popular artworks, including his well-known Selena mural outside the Alamo Candy building and the new "Colores del los Nativos" outside of Texas Public Radio's headquarters.

Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday approved more than $26 million to continue progress on phases three and four of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park.

An effort to revive the theater kicked off in the mid-2010s to restore the facility and build a new headquarters for Texas Public Radio. However, renovations on the theater were paused in March due to a funding shortfall attributed to the pandemic. About $27 million is needed to finish the second and final phases of the project.

A funeral Mass at San Fernando Cathedral celebrated the life of Emilio Nicolas, the founder of Univision.Nicolas, the businessman who built the largest…

The media plays a large role in shaping our thoughts and beliefs. And a few trailblazers from San Antonio are responsible for the development and success…

Updated Jan. 9.Texas Public Radio and local businessman and philanthropist Guillermo Nicolas announced the station’s new headquarters will officially be…

One of the last grand movie palaces built in America, the Alameda Theater was a beloved staple for Spanish-language performing artsin downtown San Antonio…

The study of heritage Spanish is receiving more credit and recognition in the classroom. Meghann Peace and Emily Bernante, professors of Spanish at St.…

One of the last classic Mexican movie palaces in San Antonio still stands. Built in 1949, for three decades, the Alameda Theatre played host not only to…

Barrio Laredito was established in what’s now downtown San Antonio, just west of San Pedro Creek. Though the small neighborhood disappeared due to…