The city of San Antonio is encouraging residents to assist in the following ways to help others pull through this difficult time brought on by the coronavirus.
Fiesta postponed due to coronavirus, San Antonio festival will shift to November
Fiesta San Antonio will be postponed in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Rather than getting underway in April, Fiesta 2020 will run November 5-15.
City evaluating Fiesta events on case-by-case basis for coronavirus risks, official says
Fiesta, the 10-day citywide festival, scheduled to kick off April 16, is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people to more than 100 events.
Numbers game: Calling San Antonio the seventh-largest city has a nice ring, but it doesn’t reflect reality
Experts caution that San Antonio’s seventh-ranked status paints a false picture. The metropolitan statistical area, or MSA, is a more accurate metric.
Suck It restaurant group will open new ‘Kitchen and Bar’ concept in St. Paul Square this winter
Suck It Restaurant Group has confirmed its plans to introduce a new restaurant concept, Suck It: Restaurant & Bar, which will open at St. Paul Square this winter.
Here’s why Lila Cockrell’s legacy as San Antonio mayor is so important
Lila Cockrell was a master at appealing to voters by appearing to be an apolitical force working solely for the benefit of the city at large
The People’s Nite Market returns to the West Side next month
The People’s Nite Market will return to the Avenida Guadalupe Association—bringing affordable and healthy foods to West Side San Antonio—starting Sept. 12.
Forgotten San Antonio neighborhood Barrio Laredito lives on in the Tales of Laredito
Although Barrio Laredito is often deemed “forgotten,” its legacy lives on through its descendants, street names and the Alameda Theater.
Creative catalyst: New arrival Jeff Wheeler is firing up the San Antonio art scene
Transplanted San Antonio artist Jeff Wheeler has found a permanent home as the creative director of the South Side Living & Maker Spaces, the brainchild of Blue Star developer James Lifshutz.
City of San Antonio’s Migrant Resource Center has aided 25,700 people since it opened
Since the City of San Antonio’s Migrant Resource Center opened at the end of March, 25,700 people have used its services, according to a city spokeswoman.