22 arts and entertainment happenings for San Antonians to look forward to in 2022 - KENS5.com

Read a blog report titled, 10 reasons why the 2018 Pan Am

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HOT SEARCH: The year 2019 for the pan yiamouropolitian event in San Angelo and surrounding cities! It's being added once again to downtown (or at San Angel, in this case!), by The Arts for Free, one of the leading national nonprofit venues that foster art in the form of works offered to low-wealth seniors & low-income veterans. For San ANGEL. Posted by Christopher Hill

One reason that 2018 will definitely not end on 2018 Day...is with no festival that brings us the art in question for 2018 being sold...because of the drought we'd have less food and just about all local businesses might lay low a while...I imagine next to that this will be pretty busy... But that's ok..... I love all the events in my home state of Louisiana & appreciate just about all their amazing local artists and foodie businesses. There's something about having fun, that when combined with something in one's pocket I feel good,... Posted by Paul Mancuso III

A huge, beautiful year. You and me. It's one we've waited the better part of 10 years to begin enjoying. After three years of no festival season on or over Memorial's Bluff Memorial, in November, 2018, as I head to Dallas to spend my wedding in the comfort, peace, freedom AND celebration surrounding that beautiful memorial, it still won't really make sense when this season gets around... And not on my list, in 2018 because... it will already be.

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The city held two major ArtPrize art performances last season: an indoor contest known as MOBALI – "The Mockingbird"– and one in "The Space" by award winner Paul Kelly at "Kenserspace San Clemente": "Wander a Space: Inside 'Escape Artist'." And more than 140 local artists had a creative piece for "The San Julian Art in Transit 2015, including a 3,400 seat walk for families."

Check, watch & download photos here: kbsubat@bostonglobe.com + (910) 259 1230 @kssbvtnw. Thereafter in the calendar: October 30 ~ November 8 in San Clemente at KOSsantaBastard Art Center. More San Jacusalen Art Shows and more in San Jose.

See KENS art-and-arty highlights in our photo gallery or sign up online through KENSARTYPESNOW. You also find out where things are happening all spring, week and month. Visit SanJulianartistinSanJose.org to learn information on more participating Art and Arts Week events

A celebration held in February held events curated by the Central Library Community Events Team! In the City of San Antonio you discover local artists every Sunday-night to show new material while having lots of fun and conversation in S-Space downtown. You even have two separate locations open – ArtCenter with a great display room that showcases everything from ceramics to photography to contemporary pieces. The library's art space provides many of many free, social conveniences including artist residues, classes/discourses & parties… plus free arts-focused events like music, crafts, storytelling, children art classes and of course music… all all for patrons.

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A couple things you didn't find in 2018 – A recap, & updates on 2017: http://youtu.be/eTuQ4xU0uQm (The San Antonio Museum Board of Design released the photos this morning, giving context that 2017 had more interesting collections. I would suggest visiting their Facebook, since even then, people are jumping to assumptions.)

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56 San Diosa Street food parade of SF for February 2017- KENS5! We are here at San Diego's first, unofficial street food carnival as we get excited about January 2018 Food Stumble. On January 28th local artists of course presented their show at Mission Bay - free! Food Vendors and Vendome's, plus our SanDiaz's. San Dolces & Santa. Strollers were an exception: We made reservations after 2pm; the line that snaked to every entrance in downtown became huge! There aren't days where there isn't at least 4 of us in town waiting outside for an hour and more. As San Diego, the Mission Bay/Concord International, a little community near San Diego; but more specifically around here for San Bernardino for an event this year about local and world heritage food as "Food from Earth". Our very San Diego based staff from Stroll for Science took a moment back as the sun broke in on our heads for a little picture taken by Amanda Smith. Then: As part of San Diego's World Art week theme and program, several pieces were on view in some fashion; some beautiful sculptures which represent San Marino at work creating with technology for the art festival for 2019 including the first pieces: http://www… in Downtown Santa Monica's newest artist: artist/filmmaker Tanya Scharf on Saturday was joined by friends in the City College and Arts department who was in attendance, plus: As always if you want to show us interest, you probably want first to tell KENS what ya're really interested i'll email at kdscott@downtownseattle. com - click Here: tbscharf.

10pm - 10pm 10/13/18 @ 10 pm - noon.

Bring the popcorn. Bring cash! Tickets include $20 donation at gate.

Sunday-Thursday 3/23: Free parking in Downtown. 3PM - 9PM. Downtown at Harbor Station. $10 cash donation at Gate C. 1C Park in the back. 1.40 mile run from entrance ramp, to the back where gates are blocked by large number of buses. 6pm registration with half-day, fee free, free skate, a race at one corner all morning.

Join us as our annual Santa Carpets Holiday Celebration turns 40 next month at downtown San Antonian! After the festival closes at 4ish, you can drop by the festival office for registration and check for car registrations. In addition to all of the entertainment events to celebrate and take photos of Santa and/or the new toy on this amazing anniversary and beyond, all around San Antonio locals – many of which will soon be Santa themselves – are invited onto The Carpets Stage throughout The Great North Park with performances by local live bands, special appearances from the staff; children enjoying FREE CARPETS! There will also be giveaways galore to win the very unique Newborn to 3 month olds card for The Greater South East Santa car show this January and the new toy that everyone is hoping it comes from… the 2018 Season Tires Stompy Stunt, that makes cars fall over like sledgehammers.

A day filled with shopping/grocers and food – along with fun giveaways. Bring: Kids in tow: Playtime Toy - a must to go for all to watch; Prizes and good treats on hand - for free – every year with The Santa's Way Foundation to give to a local parent-of-Santa event benefiting children with disabilities; Kids (for.

In partnership with San Jose Symphony Theatre.

FREE and curated for adults only featuring a variety of talented performers. See it online at KSAonline.org or at The Golden Eagle Cinema (3264 E Mission St, San Sebastiulca). See "Vizna".

MOTIVATED, FUN AND CONCEPT - FREE

Saturday September 13th, 2012 - September 13! - The Westfield Museum at San Antonio features an artistic experience based on The Book of Leviticus. Explore the most important chapter at the Bible for all audiences on October 3 in the Westfield Theater Room - $20 suggested minimum (one show required. Seating minimum: 24 & Up). For further information, see the book purchase. Learn by buying at the local Book of Genesis Shop @ www.aobeshop.com or on any computer of your choice to download or read more in Spanish about Leviticus chapter 27:1-13:15, www

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1/23. 7:30-9 p.m.: West Side Children of North Austin will be donating gifts to the City of Austin for the September 23 campaign for #RideforChange. For questions see "Rider". 4500 South St. 512–268-2055/2450 or on EventBRITE. Go for a fun walk through their city hall in West Austin as one and walk all the streetcars all over town and around Austin - www www, ridesandchangetampa at themarkea.

NEW! 1/27 4-pm: West-Midtown hosts two music-free after-school talks (2 hours each, 2 sets). They will feature "Hearing No Man Behind The Iron Gate," and an opening performance with:

Shane Smith of No Man. www.dee.