Edmond Ortiz
Writer at Freelance
Multimedia journalist; @SAC_PR/@TxSt alum, SA native, progressive Catholic, sci-fi/tech/music/movie geek, sports fan, hiker #Sarcasm
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1 week ago |
sanantonio.culturemap.com | Edmond Ortiz
The bustling San Antonio beer scene always gives Alamo City something to discuss over a cold one. From a new Brazilian-inspired taproom to a recent arrival on local shelves, we've untapped all the essential brewery news this month. Novo Brazil Brewing plans summer debutIt has been about two years since Southern California-based Novo Brazil Brewing Co.announced it would expand to San Antonio.
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2 weeks ago |
sanantonio.culturemap.com | Edmond Ortiz
More Fiesta celebrations, live music, and family-friendly festivals are on our radar at the start of May. Enjoy local musical performances at La Semana Alegre and RISE Music Festival or join in on several Fiesta San Antonio activities across Alamo City. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar. Thursday, May 1Fiesta San AntonioThe Fiesta season continues with days-long celebrations and activities.
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2 weeks ago |
sanantonio.culturemap.com | Edmond Ortiz
“Emotions at Play,” based on Disney/Pixar’s “Inside Out,” will open from May 24. Photo courtesy of The DoSeum/Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh emotions at playfamily friendlyinside outinteractive exhibitpixarsan antoniothe doseummuseumsnews/city-lifenews San Antonio isn't as cool as Dallas or Houston, apparently. Photo by Lesli Whitecotton on Unsplash listsrankingscool citiescity lifenews/city-lifenews
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2 weeks ago |
sanantonio.culturemap.com | Edmond Ortiz
A compelling new installation, "Feeling Tone," is set to open on May 2 in San Antonio's Roosevelt Park neighborhood, exploring sound and technology as routes to human connection. The Listener's Gallery at the Mercury Project Contemporary Art Space at 538 Roosevelt Ave., will exhibit work from seven U.S. artists stretching the boundaries of traditional art.
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3 weeks ago |
sanantonio.culturemap.com | Edmond Ortiz
San Antonio's Fiesta season kicks off soon with a slate of bustling mega-events like A Night in Old San Antonio and Fiesta Oyster Bake at St. Mary's University. Still, the annual tradition offers plenty of smaller official and unofficial activities for locals who need a break from the maddening crowds. From a roaring motorcycle rally to an art-filled evening, these hidden gem events will help locals and visitors make the most of the season.
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