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Performing Arts

A City in Harmony

San Antonio’s cultural roots run deep, but in recent years, something unexpected has been happening in its performing arts ecosystem. Beyond large-scale productions and the familiar rhythms of mariachi and Tejano, a quieter revolution, built on intimacy, virtuosity and the power of small ensembles, has been slowly unfolding. Chamber music, once considered a niche corner of the classical world, is experiencing a full-fledged renaissance in the Alamo City.

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Performing Arts

The Life of a Show Curator

From touring Broadway favorites to homegrown productions, San Antonio’s performing arts scene is more vibrant than ever. And behind every production that lights up the marquee, there’s a team of people working hard to bring it to the stage. As it turns out, the real performance starts long before curtain call.​

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Culinary Arts Picks For You

Culinary Arts
Kimberly Suta

How San Antonio’s Top Chefs

In an industry where change is constant and survival demands both creativity and grit, San Antonio’s most compelling chefs and restaurateurs are redefining what it means to stay relevant. From intuitive menu shifts to reimagined concepts and deeply personal measures of sustainability, these culinary leaders aren’t just reacting to the market — they’re shaping it, simply by being who they are. Keep reading to discover what keeps their kitchens inspired, their businesses resilient and their passion for hospitality very much alive.

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Culinary Arts
Susan Yerkes

The OGs of River Walk Restaurants

From Texas-sized steaks and Tex-Mex classics to oversized margaritas and birthday cheesecake, a handful of legacy restaurants show how San Antonio’s River Walk keeps family legacy — and tasty traditions going strong.

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Culinary Arts
Kimberly Suta

At The Chef’s Table

San Antonio, a UNESCO-designated “Creative City of Gastronomy,” is celebrated for its bold flavors, rich heritage and deep roots in community, from the Chili Queens who invented and served chili in historic Market Square to modern iterations getting recognized by James Beard and, now, the Michelin Guide.

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Culinary Arts
Trisha Doucette

San Antonio Restaurant Weeks

For 15 flavorful years, Culinaria has hosted San Antonio Restaurant Weeks — the ultimate playground for food lovers that serves curated, three-course prix fixe menus from over 150 local restaurants. But it’s not just a celebration of the city’s rich and diverse culinary scene — it’s a lifeline for the industry itself.

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Culinary Arts
Susan Yerkes

Taste, Tradition and Tamales

When the holiday season rolls around, South Texans start thinking of tamales. Where to get them, how many, what kind to get and when to order (early! Some places run out weeks before Christmas). And for do-it-yourselfers — who’s coming to the tamalada?

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Culinary Arts
Kimberly Suta

Michelin & James Beard Accolades

San Antonio’s vibrant blend of art, culture and fun isn’t limited to its historic missions and colorful festivals — it’s also on the cutting edge of culinary excellence. With local chefs and restaurants earning accolades from Michelin and the James Beard Foundation, our city’s food scene is a feast for both the palate and the soul. The Alamo City is exceptionally proud to have a long list of chefs who have received, not only local, but national and even global attention from these top organizations.

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