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New exhibition by artist Ann Enzminger explores displacement in San Antonio (opens the original)
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San Antonio’s HemisFair ’68 promised an idealized future — monumental architecture and technological innovation included — and a city purposefully transformed by the possibility of progress. But before the massive event could open, certain things had to disappear: specifically, a 92-acre neighborhood southeast of downtown. Six decades later, we are still living with the consequences of that decision and its impact on the surrounding residential areas. In an exhibition that opens this Thursday at
Annual Koi & Fancy Goldfish Show taking place this weekend at San Antonio's Rainbow Gardens (opens the original)
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Some of the region’s flashiest koi and goldfish will appear at the 34th Annual Koi & Fancy Goldfish Show this weekend in San Antonio. The event, which runs Saturday and Sunday at Rainbow Gardens nursery’s Bandera Road location, is presented by the Texas Koi & Fancy Goldfish Society. Attendees will get an up-close look at an incredible array of beauties ranging from rare koi to the most unusual circus goldfish you may ever encounter. They’ll also be able to mingle with fellow enthusiasts and lear
The Addams Family Musical bringing spooky fun to San Antonio's Wonder Theatre (opens the original)
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Few of us missed Little Ms. Gothic Lolita’s dance of thinly veiled threats on Netflix’s Addams Family series — it was hard to ignore. Now that the TV adaptation is bringing a new generation of fans into the beloved franchise, the timing seems perfect for San Antonio’s Wonder Theatre to present The Addams Family Musical. In the musical, which begins its run this Friday, daughter Wednesday Addams has done gone and gotten herself engaged to — horror of horrors — a square: a downright L7 goofball wh
Jaston Williams' UFO-focused play I Saw the Lights opens next week at Tobin Center (opens the original)
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The mainstage season for the Tobin Center’s in-house theater company, 100A Productions, opens Wednesday, Sept. 16, with I Saw the Lights, written by and starring Jaston Williams and directed by Chris McGarry (The Sopranos). Inspired by the infamous mass UFO sightings over Lubbock in 1951, this re-envisioned multi-character play explores how different people interpret singular events according to their individual beliefs, predispositions and deeply personal recollections. Williams — co-creator, c
Enzminger Studio to open solo exhibition for San Antonio visual artist Marcy McChesney (opens the original)
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San Antonio native Marcy McChesney, who’s been exhibiting paintings and collages internationally for more than 25 years, is presenting an evolved and refined body of work in her new solo exhibition. Focused on the cyclicality of life — the never-ending circle of creation and destruction that inevitably colors a person’s worldview — McChesney rides her chosen medium to the fullest effect with “The End of Everything, The Beginning of Something Else.” The show, which opens this Saturday, is a do-no
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