Alamo City Arts presents: The Gilded Gala Alamo City Arts would like to invite you to celebrate its 30th anniversary party: The Gilded Gala! Featuring performances from all of its branches — the Alamo City Dance Company, Symphony Viva, and the Heart of Texas Concert Band — this is an evening you don't want to miss. This celebratory evening will be filled with refreshments, meals, entertainment, auctions, performances, and so much more. If you can't attend this once-in-a-lifetime event, Alamo City Arts would like to encourage you to donate to the arts organization so it may continue to provide the community with beautiful performances throughout the city!
Alamo City Arts presents: Impressions Symphony Viva ends their season with a bang; highlighting three works inspired by science, death, and art! American composer Roger Zare’s Lift-Off, an exciting depiction of a space shuttle launch, opens the program. Carolyn True then joins the orchestra for a demonic scamper into the virtuosic world of Franz Liszt’s Totentanz. Finally, what better way to conclude the season than with Mussorgsky’s colorful, sweeping, and transcendent work Pictures at an Exhibition? Don’t miss these extravagant and elegant pieces on Sunday, June 12 at 3PM at the University United Methodist Church (5084 De Zavala Rd.). $15 for adults; $10 for children
What to do in San Antonio Today: Dec. 16
Published: December 15, 2020
Cocktails & Culture: Tinsels and ’Tinis
The Witte Museum’s adults-only night will include a performance by Alamo City Performing Arts and Symphony Viva, music by Alyson Alonzo and drinks by Desert Door Distillery, Devils River Whiskey and others. Food is available for purchase from The Hayden Restaurant and Cakes by Felicia.
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 3801 Broadway,
Pups n’ Santa
Dogs are invited to Chicken N Pickle for pictures with Santa, photobooth fun with their owners and more. Pickleball and other yard games will also be available outside and there’s a vendor fair planned.