community announcements

The San Antonio Art League and Museum presents Summer Reflections. Eight San Antonio artists capture the essence of summer showcasing the warmth, vitality and beauty. Summer Reflections runs through Friday, August 7th at the San Antonio Art League and Museum; located at 130 King William Street. 

Casa Navarro presents its Summer Fun event every Wednesday in August. From creative projects to interactive learning experiences, there’s something new to discover each week. Visitors of all ages are welcome to participate. No registration required. Summer Fun at Casa Navarro is Wednesdays at 10 am

The City of San Antonio has twenty-five pools for the 2026 Summer Season. Parks and Recreation also offers classes on swimming, water aerobics, aqua combat, and more. Days and hours of operation vary by location. 

The Mission Marquee Plaza hosts a Farmers and Artisans Market every first and third Saturday. The market offers food demonstrations, local vendors, nutrition education sessions, and more. The Farmers and Artisans Market is at the Mission Marquee Plaza starting at 9 AM.

 The Green Book was a guide for African Americans to travel safely during the era of Jim Crow laws. The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum hosts a Green Book Civil Rights Bus Tour. The tour explores the downtown theater district, Dignowity Hills, Denver Heights, and St. Paul Square. The next Green Book Civil Rights Bus Tour is Saturday, August  8th at 11AM.

Culture Commons presents Built on Legacy: Artists of San Antonio. This exhibit showcases paintings, prints, sculptures and more from 23 San Antonio artists spanning the past 50 years. Built on Legacy runs through January 15th at the Culture Commons Gallery in the Plaza de Armas building.

The San Antonio Film Commission is a one-stop shop for all things film making. The Film Commission helps local artists with permits, location scouting, crew and resource information, government liaison services, casting calls and more. 

Ready to Work is a San Antonio workforce development program open to San Antonio residents at least 18 years old, and not currently enrolled in college. This program offers training, support services, emergency assistance, and job placement services. Training is offered in the occupational fields of aerospace, education, healthcare, cyber security and more

The Food Policy Council of San Antonio examines how the current local food system is working for people’s health and well-being. The FPCSA works closely with local and state government partners in making recommendations for policy, actions, and programs.