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Chefs Unleashed

June 1, 2026

In San Antonio, the city’s culinary magic doesn’t always happen on a restaurant menu. Sometimes it unfolds in a dimly lit loft, a boutique hotel or a space tucked into St. Paul Square, where top local chefs take the reins and anything can happen. These underground dinners are intimate, unpredictable and utterly delicious — offering adventurous eaters a front-row seat to the creativity, personality and heart that makes our city’s food scene truly unforgettable.

Step Into The Stories

June 1, 2026

Downtown San Antonio is packed with museums and galleries that celebrate the city’s history, culture and creative spirit. From spaces that dig into the region’s roots to those highlighting the voices shaping San Antonio today, each spot offers its own way of telling the stories that make this community unique. Whether you’re into local history, art or just exploring the city, these hidden, and not-so-hidden gems, give you an easy, welcoming way to connect with what makes San Antonio special.

The Future of Arts Funding

June 1, 2026

“Art creates culture. Culture creates community.
And community creates humanity.”
– Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross,
from the book Your Brain on Art

The arts in San Antonio are at a crossroads. Rising costs, shifting philanthropic priorities and evolving community expectations are reshaping how visual and performing arts organizations survive, grow and serve the public.

Little Explorers

June 1, 2026

Downtown San Antonio turns into a giant summer playground for kids, packed with color, creativity and nonstop things to explore. From glowing underwater worlds to hands-on museums, mini golf adventures and larger-than-life LEGO creations, every corner has something new to spark imagination and keep the fun rolling (and stay cool indoors!). It’s the kind of place where families can wander, play, discover, and make those easy, joy-filled memories that feel like summer should. So, throw the kids in the car and get started!

From Frontier Roots to Award-Winning Vintages

June 1, 2026

Texas Hill Country wine traces its roots back more than 350 years, shaped by missionaries, immigrant farmers, visionary horticulturists and modern pioneers who turned the region into an important American Viticultural Area and one of the most dynamic wine regions in the country.

From Pump House to Presidents

June 1, 2026

At the southern edge of Brackenridge Park, just off Broadway, sits a low limestone building you might not notice at first. Golf carts trundle past, and people come and go from the Brackenridge Golf Course Clubhouse nearby. The venerable golf course, which opened in 1916, was the site of the first Texas Open golf tournament (now the Valero Texas Open), and the Texas Golf Hall of Fame and Museum is part of the clubhouse.

Fiesta Noche Del Rio

June 1, 2026

Since 1957, Fiesta Noche del Rio has lit up the Arneson River Theatre with the color, rhythm and spirit that define San Antonio. What began as a lively summer showcase of Mexican, Spanish and Texas music and dance has grown into one of the city’s most beloved traditions — part cultural celebration, part family ritual and part philanthropic powerhouse. For many locals, it simply isn’t summer until they’ve spent an evening under the stars along the River Walk, swept up in the energy of the show.

Crowned for a Cause

June 1, 2026

For most people in San Antonio, Fiesta® has ended for the year. But for one of the top Fiesta royals, the real work is just getting started.

A Harvest of Hope

June 1, 2026

San Antonio’s culinary community is gearing up for one of its most meaningful celebrations of the year. From June 6 to June 20, San Antonio Food Bank Restaurant Weeks return — an event that blends farm-to-table creativity with a powerful purpose: supporting children facing food insecurity during the summer months.