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• Delita Martin: Her Temple of Everyday Familiars, A Retrospective Reception | Friday, Jan. 26 | 6-8:30 p.m. | Russell Hill Rogers Galleries at UTSA Southwest Campus, 1201 Navarro St., San Antonio | Free | Join the UTSA School of Art for the opening of a solo exhibit featuring prints and drawings curated by Aissatou Sidime-Blanton.
• Belles Friday Night Pinball | Friday, Jan. 26 | 6:30 p.m. | What’s Brewing Coffee Roasters, 138 W. Rhapsody Dr., San Antonio | $6 | Play in a pinball tournament with the local Belles and Chimes chapter.
• “Saltburn” Party | Friday, Jan. 26 | 7 p.m.-2 a.m. | Paramour at The Phipps & Colette at The Phipps, 102 9th St., San Antonio | $20 | Party like characters from the film “Saltburn” and enjoy karaoke, a glitter bar, and themed drinks.

• San Antonio Black History Bus Tour | Saturday, Jan. 27 | Times vary | Carver Library, 3350 E. Commerce St., San Antonio | $30 | Join Melaneyes Media for a tour of the Alamo City’s most historic Black landmarks and locations.
• Tree Giveaways | Saturday, Jan. 27 | 10 a.m. | Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, 900 E. Market St., San Antonio | Free | Snag a free shade tree from the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department during the 15th Annual Historic Homeowner Fair.
• Pizza Party | Saturday, Jan. 27 | 3-9 p.m. | Black Laboratory Brewing, 1602 E. Houston St., San Antonio | Free | Celebrate the one year anniversary of 2-1-Dough Pizza Co. with a pizza raffle, free beer, and $10 pizzas while supplies last.

• Sunday Drag Brunch: Cher v Tina Turner | Sunday, Jan. 28 | 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. | Picks Bar, 4553 North Loop 1604 W., San Antonio | $45-$300 | Yell “Wagon Wheel Watusi” while sipping on a mimosa and watch these queens perform.
• Brick Sunday Market | Sunday, Jan. 28 | 12-5 p.m. | Brick at Blue Star, 108 Blue Star, San Antonio | Free | Grab a coffee while browsing through local artist vendors.
• The Vision Board Massacre | Sunday, Jan. 28 | 4:30-7:30 p.m. | Windcrest Golf Course, 8600 Midcrown Dr. | $21-$38 | Brainstorm your future goals + set them in motion with vision board making, live music, food, and drinks.

• Set a reminder. The Alamodome announced The Piano Man, Billy Joel and Sting will headline a show for one night only on Oct. 25. Tickets go on sale Monday, Jan. 29, at 10 a.m. Pricing has not been released.

• Check please. Two San Antonio eateries landed on Yelp’s “Top 100 US Restaurants 2024" with Gino’s Deli Stop N Buy at No. 9 and Mr. A-Ok’s Kitchen at No. 77. Try this: The Philly Cheese Steak at Gino’s — you won’t be disappointed.

• After 35 years on the San Antonio River Walk, the vibrant outdoor umbrella Tex-Mex restaurant, Rio Rio Cantina is now closed. The restaurant’s social media pages have been deleted, its website is down, and the phone lines are disconnected. (MySA)

• Now boarding: Record breakers. That’s right, San Antonio International Airport has broken another statistic, this time it’s all-time passenger count. In 2023 the aviation hub saw a whopping 10,676,570 travelers, up three percent from 2019. Traveling soon? Check out our airport guide.

• The director of the San Antonio Public Library (SAPL), Ramiro S. Salazar, announced his retirement. He has contributed to the department’s growth from 20 branches back in 2005 to 30 today. Salazar has served as director for more than 15+ years and his last day is Friday, March 1.

• The San Antonio River Foundation is looking for its next Administration and Community Engagement Manager. The role will provide support on day-to-day tasks, facilitate events, strengthen partnerships, and working on other special projects. Deadline to apply is Friday, Feb. 23.

• San Antonians, you are natural photographers — we’ve chosen the finalists for our SATXtoday Picture of the Year contest, and now we need you to vote for your favorite. See the finalists + vote by Sunday, Jan. 28 to help us crown a winner.

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