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Learn about Women’s History Month in San Antonio

Learn about the local women who are shaping communities, uplifting micro economies, and are becoming cornerstones of our society.

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Relax and unwind this International Women’s Day with a wellness session at the Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa.

Photo by Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa

It’s true what Beyonce says, women run the world — and we’re not about to get into an argument with Queen B about the matter. March is Women’s History Month and you may have noticed an influx of women-themed events in our calendar and around the the Alamo City.

Today, we investigate Women’s History Month’s message and spotlight up-and-coming local women you should know about

Women’s History Month explained

March is dedicated to celebrating the role women have played in our country’s history, culture, and society. The celebration has grown from a week-long acknowledgment and has blossomed into an annual month-long celebration. Check out these local events happening in San Antonio honoring women:

  • International Women’s Day Wind-Down | Saturday, March 8 | The Spa Plaza San Antonio | 12-1 p.m. | $82 | Join instructor Caitlyn Garrison and lululemon for a yoga flow, lulu-inspired spa services, mimosa, and access to its pool + zen lounge.
  • Grit and Grace: Women’s History Month Hike | Saturday, March 15 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. | Government Canyon State Natural Area | $6 | Purchase a day pass to join a 5-mile hike and learn about the trailblazing women who impacted the park.
  • Latina Spring Film Series | Select Tuesdays in March | 6:30-8 p.m. | UNAM San Antonio | Free | Celebrate Women’s History Month with films by Latina and Indigenous women directors.

Fun fact: International Women’s Day lands on March 8 annually.

SATXtoday: Tejanas in Media

Tejanas in Media, a local woman-owned social media organization, helps you grow your personal brand + small business with founder Olivia Orona (middle).

San Antonio women to know

Check out these inspiring women around the Alamo City:

  • Marisa Bushman — Agarita Member and Chief Financial Officer
  • Tally Dilbert — San Antonio-based Afro-Latina Lifestyle Influencer
  • Stephanie Guerra — San Antonio Lifestyle Influencer
  • Emily Howell — Founder of Elysia Collective Co. + Emily Grace Designs Co.
  • Jenny Lawson — Nowhere Bookshop Owner + author
  • Olivia Orona — Tejanas Media Founder + Period Palooza Events Coordinator
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