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Event Spotlight
Everything you need to know about voting in the upcoming election. | Photo by SATXtoday
June is chock-full of must-do events in San Antonio, but registered voters should make sure to schedule time to vote in the Runoff Election. This race will determine the mayor and fill seats in City Council Districts 1, 6, 8, and 9.
Early voting remains open today + tomorrow, and Election Day is Saturday, June 7 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Here are some tips to help you get ready to vote:
Know where to go: Use this map to find the nearest voting site.
Familiarize yourself with the sample ballot before showing up to the polls.
After you vote, check the Bexar County Elections Department homepage for results.
Events
Events
Monday, June 2 Free Family Night | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | The DoSeum | Free | Enjoy the science of fun and savings by getting free entry to the hands-on museum.
Little Foot + Matt Pless | 7 p.m. | Paper Tiger | $18 | The two folk-inspired performers share the stage with guest Michael Turnini.
Tuesday, June 3
Black History Series | 6-7:30 p.m. | Carver Library | Free | This month, the discussion series looks at Juneteenth, its history, and the holiday’s significance today.
Movies by Moonlight: “Lady and the Tramp” | 7-10:30 p.m. | Civic Park | Free | Bring a blanket and your four-legged friend to watch this animated Disney classic while eating free popcorn from Ricos.
Wednesday, June 4
Universe Dance Company: “Paquita Grand Pas De Deux” | 7 p.m. | The Jo Long Theatre | $39+ | This two-act show starts with a collection of different choreography followed by the physically-demanding ballet in the second act.
Silent Book Club Meeting | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Coffee + Culture Bakery | Free | Grab a drink and surround yourself with other book lovers who actually want to read.
The exhibit explores some of the ways we express and recognize emotions. | Photo provided by The DoSeum
San Antonio, it’s time to feel all the feels.
“Emotions at Play with Pixar’s Inside Out” has officially opened at The DoSeum — and it’s the first-ever interactive exhibit based on the beloved Disney and Pixar film.
From joy to sadness, anger to disgust and fear, families can explore the science of emotions through hands-on activities that are as fun as they are meaningful. Think memory games, imaginative play, and heartwarming moments for all ages.
Meat San Antonio’s newest restaurant. Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão has opened a new location in the North Side, its second spot in the city. The restaurant is known for its all-you-can-eat offerings + open grill where you can watch food be prepared.(San Antonio Current)
Tech
Artificial intelligence is hitting the road. California ride-share company Waymo will be testing self-driving cars in San Antonio this summer, mostly in the Loop 410 area — but AI won’t be chauffeuring you yet. During this trial phase, the vehicles will be accompanied by trained humans. (KENS5)
Arts
This summer, the Briscoe Western Art Museum will explore a part of Western American history that crossed the Pacific Ocean. The “Aloha Vaqueros” exhibition will be on display from Friday, June 13 through Monday, Sept. 1, giving a glimpse into Mexican vaqueros and their connections to Hawaii’s paniolo cowboys.
History
The US Treasury Department has placed its last order for penny blanks and announced plans to stop making the one-cent coin. Production is expected to end in early 2026 for the coin first minted in 1793, which is old, but not quite as old as San Antonio. (Newsweek)
Learn
Yesterday was Dinosaur Day, celebrating the Jurassic creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago. If you missed the occasion, it’s not too late to dig up dino details at a local museum like the Witte Museum.
Mansion Monday
Find stunning details from wall to wall at this 5-bed, 6-bath Dominion home. The spa-like primary suite, walk-in wine room, and indoor/outdoor wet bar will make you never want to leave, so it’s a good thing the house comes with a 3-car garage.
Sports
Take a look back at the 2024-2025 season and recap Jeremy Sochan’s performance with the Spurs. Get the latest news, analysis, and insider information for the San Antonio Spurs with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.
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Active
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Stat
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You’re looking at SA skyline history. | Photo via @chandramaharzan on Unsplash
Students may be on summer break, but our class is still in session. As connoisseurs of the quirky + unconventional, we put together a list of San Antonio’s history, oddest characteristics, and more.
Test your local knowledge, starting with these five interesting facts:
While serving as an Army Lieutenant, Dwight D. Eisenhower also served as the head football coach at St. Louis College — now St. Mary’s University — in 1916, before he became US President.
In 2011, Lanier High School put on a tamalada like no one has ever seen — literally. A record-breaking 17,132 tamales landed the school in the Guinness World Records.
Gatorade was invented by a San Antonian, Robert Cade.
Five-time NBA All-Star Shaquille O’Neal went to Robert G. Cole High School in San Antonio and graduated in 1989.
The San Antonio Stockshow and Rodeo reuses the same 2,160 tons of dirt every year.
Which of the following is a real law in San Antonio?
A. Parked cars may not leave their windows down in a blizzard B. Pinball machines may not accept dimes C. Sauces containing berries may not be called salsa D. You may not climb pecan trees to collect pecans
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Confession time: I’ve never been to a Waffle House. I suppose this shouldn’t be a huge surprise, because the nearest location is 60 miles away in Kyle. Plus, why would I want to travel when there are so many great brunch options in San Antonio?
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