For more than 75 years, the Carver Community Cultural Center has promoted cultural exchange and performance arts in San Antonio. | Photo via the Carver Community Cultural Center
The site is on the National Register of Historic Places — and this month, Community First Health Plans honored it as a “30 Over 30" awardee, an accolade for those with 30 or more years of service to the San Antonio community.
Don’t miss this year’s programming, including:
Grammy-winning Gospel singer Mavis Staples
Jazz bassist Stanley Clarke
R&B singer Avery Sunshine
The a capella Take 6 sextet
Chamber musicians The Turtle Island Quartet
Playwright + actress Heather Raffo
The String Queens
Leah Glenn Dance Theatre
J-Darius & The Experience
Pro tip: Free parking is available in the Carver Administration, Carver Academy, and St. Paul parking lots.
This 9,185-sqft luxurious north San Antonio estate is fit for a queen (or a king). With four bedrooms, eight baths, white oak hardwood floors, a Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble island, a sumptuous covered patio for entertaining, and a heated outdoor pool, you’ll think you’re in heaven — and you won’t be wrong.
Coming Soon
San Antonio’s River Walk is poised to get its first food hall as Fiesta favorite Villita Assembly Hall embarks on a major transformation journey — helmed by local private equity firm Escalera Capital — to become the 45,000-sqft La Villita Food Hall. An opening timeline is not yet released. (CultureMap San Antonio)
Number
Two. That’s how many days are left to leave your mark on the future of Hemisfair and become part of the city’s history by helping to rename Source Plaza as part of the reimagining of Civic Park. Don’t forget to submit your thoughts and cast your vote.
Quoted
“I will continue to create avenues for good policy that positively drive generational change — remaining pragmatic, proactive, and prepared.” That’s what San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said as she marked her first 100 days in office.
Today Is
Today is National Coffee Day, and we’ve never felt more seen by a national holiday. Whether you like your java hot, iced, bold, or sweet, join in the fun with us by pouring yourself a cup of ambition from one of San Antonio’s local coffee shops.
Active
The first rule of Robot Fight Club is to read about it in the New York Times. As the artificial intelligence boom continues, humans are gathering to watch humanoid robots fight each other. No, we’re not joking. Make sure you stay ahead of the robots by training at a local gym.
Try This
Delivered by snail? Snail mail seems to be on the rise on TikTok, where folks are creating clubs to send artwork, journal prompts, stickers, and more to pen pals across the globe. If you’re wanting some flare in your inbox — check out these monthly subscriptions.
The Word
Zavacephale rinpoche. That’s the name researchers are giving to a dinosaur species recently discovered in Mongolia. Scientists hope to uncover more about the species’ behavior, history, and uniquely domed heads following the discovery. Speaking of domes — you can expand yours at one of San Antonio’s museums. (NBC)
Shop
American Girl has announced Raquel Reyes as its 2026 Girl of the Year — and she is none other than the great-great-granddaughter of original character Samantha Parkington. The special connection comes at a prime time, as American Girl celebrates 40 years next year. (People)
Sports
Project Marvel: Are there still lingering concerns about the potential downtown renovations and the proposed new San Antonio Spurs arena? 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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Bring your pet and enjoy an afternoon at Elsewhere, located downtown near the Riverwalk. | Photo by @itshardbeingwieners
Round of a-paws, please. From luxury memberships and canine clubs like Good Dog to spoiling your pup with delicious treats from PAWsitively Sweet Bakery, San Antonio is quickly growing into a dog-friendly city.
Whether you need a drinking paw-tner at a local brewery, you’re hitting the night market, or just dining out, well bone appétit. Get ready to dig into this guide for dog-friendly spots around the 210.
Pro tip: You can use BringFido to find more dog-friendly restaurants, pet-friendly hotels, and events, too.
Elsewhere Garden Bar & Kitchen, 103 E. Jones Ave. | Grab the Cauliflower Wings and a beer with your dog at this outdoor bar and restaurant.
Black Laboratory Brewing, 1602 E. Houston St. | Bring your furry friend to this brewery to enjoy a beer and one of the wood-fired pizzas.
Brasserie Mon Chou Chou, 312 Pearl Pkwy. | Take a trip to Paris with your dog without leaving San Antonio.
The Cove, 606 W. Cypress St. | Order a SOL burger and a drink with your pup on the restaurant’s dog-friendly patio.
Pinkerton’s Barbecue, 107 W. Houston St. | Chow down on some of the best local barbecue with your leashed dog at an outdoor table on the patio.
Something to make your morning coffee ritual last longer this cool-weather season: a temperature control mug, rated 4.7 stars and currently 10% off. This smart mug lets you control your beverage’s temperature down to the degree, with auto shut-off technology after two hours.
The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Is it me or Audrey Hepburn? I’ll never tell. | Photo by Donna Provencher, SATXtoday
I volunteered with a few friends at the Wimberley Arts and Cultural Alliance‘s Arts & Soul soirée on Wednesday night to meet-and-greet as Golden Age Hollywood celebs.
I have never enjoyed being Audrey Hepburn so much. Check out “Audrey Hepburn: A Beautiful Uncertainty” from San Antonio Public Libraries to learn more about this icon of style and substance.
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