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HoneyBunny’s Christmas EP is Here
Hot on the heels of their contribution to this Christmas’ Covers for a Cause compilation album, HoneyBunny is releasing even more music for the season to fill your ears with cheer. The two-track EP is a small but mighty booster shot to cure any holiday blues. The first is a jaunty and jovial rendition of […]
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Rising Artist Launches Star-Studded Art Calendar
One local artist is looking to crowdfunding to realize his eye-popping vision.
Get in on James ‘Supa’ Medrano’s pop-star-studded pop-art calendar by supporting the campaign on Kickstarter, and you still have time to get in on the goods.
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Call for Artists: Be Part of Heritage
Local artists, take heed: there is a public art project rolling out and you need to throw your name in the hat this time. The prize is a new landmark along the World Heritage Mission Trail, and it needs to be made by you.
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Release Radar: Winter 2020
Despite a climate of despair, some great masterpieces have been quietly released amid the pandemic. Check out what local music is on our Winter Radar.
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Details of District 9 Public Art Project Unveiled
On Tuesday, the Department of Arts and Culture held a virtual session to present an unveiling of District 9’s Public Art Project.
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Garrett T. Capps and TPR Stream to Save the Scene
Image courtesy Centro San Antonio. It’s no secret that artists and musicians of San Antonio are in dire straits. Tonight, Texas Public Radio hopes to change that, at least for as many as they can, with a star-studded, telethon-style benefit hosted by our very own Garrett T. Capps, live from Lonesome Rose. The main stream […]
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Guadalupe Academy Focuses Traditional Music with New Director
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center has revealed a Traditional Music Director position for its Guadalupe Academy and named the person to fill it: Gumecindo “Gino” Rivera. The Academy is the educational arm of the organization, offering instruction to children and adults in traditional and contemporary Latino art forms – and once every year, in tamal-making. […]
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One San Antonio Band Everyone Should Follow on YouTube
Nah, just kidding. You should follow them all. I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me for this little clickbait-and-switch, but it brings us to this important point: why aren’t we making a better effort at following our own San Antonio bands? I’ll take the first turn at confessing to my […]
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Fea Announces New Guitarist and Tour
Hometown Chicana-Punk group Fea has found its new guitarist. Local musician Bobby Rivas will be joining in time for a summer tour with Agent Orange and a new album recording later this year. The band also confirmed the return of singer Letty Martinez, which is welcome news for both fans and the band’s future. “I’ve always […]
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Deadline for ACTLab Proposals Closes Friday
An open call for proposals is ending soon for a forthcoming local conference on the melding of art, culture, and technology at the Institute of Texan Cultures downtown. The 2018 ACTLab New Media Conference, Culture, Art, and Technology in the 22nd Century, is the second such event organized by the Convergent Media Collective, a group of San […]
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