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Chef Johnny Hernandez’ Southtown bar is now Alta Cocina
Chef Johnny Hernandez is on the go. Market forces pull a method. Neighborhood developments pull one other. So the ever-evolving entrepreneur pivots. The newest transfer: remodeling his Mexico-themed bar right into a Mexico-themed restaurant. On March 18, Casa Hernán Cantina turns into Alta Cocina. Similar Southtown constructing. Completely different menu and decor.
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The Brunch Spot brings big flavor and fun vibes to Converse, Texas
Brunch just got a lot more exciting thanks to a restaurant brining big flavor and fun vibes. Owners of The Brunch Spot, Tabby Pryor, and Chris Pryor were here to tell us a bit about their family-owned restaurant and what they serve. The Brunch Spot is located in Converse, Texas....
San Antonio Current
San Antonio filmmaker Vanessa Rae Lerma turns family history into a musical
Lerma's new musical short SweetNess will screen for free this Wednesday at Texas Public Radio's downtown media center. The post San Antonio filmmaker Vanessa Rae Lerma turns family history into a musical appeared first on San Antonio Current .
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Popular Vietnamese food truck rolls into first San Antonio storefront
A popular Vietnamese food truck on San Antonio’s Northeast Side is trading its wheels for walls.Cơm Tấm Bà Thi is temporarily closed as it prepares to open a brick-and-mortar at 4941 Walzem Rd. on April 4. The mobile eatery has slowly built a name for itself...
MovieMaker Magazine
San Antonio: A Century of Storytelling and a New Era for Filmmakers
San Antonio has always understood the art of storytelling. From cultural narratives passed across generations to the stunning images of The post San Antonio: A Century of Storytelling and a New Era for Filmmakers appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine .
KENS 5 Eyewitness News
Historic New Braunfels building transforms into trending restaurant
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Texas Music Legend Augie Meyers Passes Away
Texas music has lost one of its most distinctive sounds. Augie Meyers, the legendary San Antonio keyboard player whose unmistakable Vox organ helped shape the Tex-Mex and Texas rock sound, has passed away at the age of 85. Born and raised in San Antonio, Meyers first rose to national prominence...
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Alamo Heights Night on 'pause' for Fiesta 2026, future plans uncertain
SAN ANTONIO — A longtime Fiesta San Antonio tradition will not take place this year. Organizers announced on Tuesday that the 2026 Alamo Heights Night has been paused and will not occur on April 17. Alamo Heights Night organizers said details about a future event have not yet been...
KENS 5 Eyewitness News
Music industry remembers iconic San Antonio musician Augie Meyers, who passed away at 85
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The Old-School BBQ Spot That Texans Drive Hours To Visit
There’s a special kind of madness that overtakes people when they’re willing to drive three hours for lunch. But when that lunch involves the kind of barbecue that makes you question every meal decision you’ve ever made, suddenly that drive seems perfectly reasonable. Black’s Barbecue in Lockhart,...
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Sink Your Teeth Into A Massive Pork Shank At This One-Of-A-Kind Texas Restaurant
If you’ve never experienced the primal satisfaction of gnawing meat off a bone the size of a small baseball bat, you’re missing out on one of life’s great pleasures. Krause’s Cafe in New Braunfels, Texas serves up pork shanks that would make a medieval king jealous, and you don’t even need to wear a crown to order one.
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San Antonio baker turns her dream into the short film ‘SweetNess,’ screening at TPR
A San Antonio baker’s dream of opening her own shop inspired the short film “Sweetness,” now screening at Texas Public Radio’s Irma and Emilio Nicolas Media Center. Vanessa Rae Lerma, who previously worked in bakeries and sold cheesecakes while in college, wrote and produced the 17-minute film.
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Guitarists at UT San Antonio concerts 'cast a spell'
What is it about the guitar? "There's a guitar-like instrument in almost every culture, and so I feel like the sound is very inclusive and familiar," says Dr. Isaac Bustos, professor of guitar at UT San Antonio, and head guitar-wrangler of the annual Southwest Guitar Symposium. It's happening March 13–15th at UTSA, with master classes, presentations, concerts, and some of the best guitarists from all over the Southwest.