community announcements

Casa Navarro hosts the Cornapalooza Fiesta Party. The event features food, drinks, demonstrations and representatives from several local historic sites. the Cornapalooza Fiesta Party is Sunday, April 26th 12PM to 4 at Casa Navarro.

Urban 15 presents Incognito, Fiesta’s Masked Dance Party. Incognito features food, drinks, and live music from Brave Combo and the Urban 15 Drum Ensemble. Guests are encouraged to dress Incognito.  This year’s Incognito is Friday, April 24th, 8pm, at Jaime’s Place. 

Korean American Cultural Center of San Antonio hosts the Korean Fiesta of San Antonio. There is Korean food, games, a K-Pop dance contest, and more. The Korean Fiesta of San Antonio is Saturday, April 18th at 12 PM in the 1250 HOLBROOK RD.

Urban-15 is seeking experienced dancers for its 2026 performance season. Ensemble event performances include Luminaria, Day of the Dead, and more. Urban-15 holds dance classes at 6 PM every Thursday at the Urban-15 Studios, located at 2500 S. Presa. 

Disability SA hosts the Fiesta Especial Celebration Day, Tuesday, April 21st, from 10am to 3 at the Alamo Dome. The Fiesta Especial Celebration Day features rides, games, food and a shoebox parade. This is an inclusive and educational experience that attracts special education classes, group homes and day programs from San Antonio and the surrounding communities.  

Contemporary at Blue Star presents Mark Menjívar: Murmurations. Building on 20 years of social work and photography, Mark Menjívar turns students and neighbors into active collaborators to tackle complex social issues, by showcasing the power of community storytelling. Mark Menjívar: Murmurations runs through Sunday, May 3rd at Contemporary at Blue Star.

Parman Branch Library presents Eric O'Connell’s Pinhole Portraits. Long-exposure images merge movement and shadow to reveal the deep connection between creators and their environments. Pinhole Portraits runs through Wednesday, May 27th at the Parman Branch Library.

The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum,  hosts Black History River Boat Tours once a month. This tour explores San Antonio’s Black History along the Riverwalk.  

Confluence Park hosts Ecology and Nature Tours. The tours explore innovative designs, eco-friendly structures, and artwork that harmonizes with nature. Pathways are accessible to all mobility levels and registration is required. The Confluence Park Ecology and Nature Tours are held every 4th Saturday of the Month at 9 am. 

The McNay Art Museum presents Angelica Raquel: Mystic Threads. Angelica Raquel transforms childhood memories and ancestral lore into vibrant, fiber-based sculptures. The exhibit features creatures with soft felted bodies brought to life with vivid colors. Angelica Raquel: Mystic Threads runs through July 5th at the McNay Art Museum. 

The San Antonio AIDS Foundation provides services to help people prevent the spread of HIV and help those affected by HIV and AIDS to live longer, healthier lives. They provide a full range of services such as testing, prevention education, a meals program, and community-based care services.  

The City of San Antonio's Department of Arts & Culture is responsible for managing public art projects that express the vibrancy and diversity of our community. Their website offers an interactive Public Art Map showing locations and details of San Antonio’s public art pieces.