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Pabst and the San Antonio Street Art Initiative are joining forces for a mural crawl this April.Courtesy of Giant Noise Show MoreShow Less
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Pabst and the San Antonio Street Art Initiative are joining forces for a mural crawl this April.Courtesy of Giant Noise Show MoreShow Less
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It’s been a buzzy year for Pabst. The company, which owns Texas staple Lone Star Brewing, has recently rolled out a series of new art initiatives, including a Southtown gallery and a series of fun new brews featuring local art.
“Everything we do, we want to regionalize it and localize it as much as possible and celebrate the artistry and beauty that Texas has to offer,” said Lone Star brand manager Daniel Crawford.
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Beer will blend with art next week when Southtown, San Antonio s art district, welcomes a new gallery by Pabst Brewing Company..
Pabst Blue Ribbon Studios, set to open March 13 at 1112 S. St. Mary s St., is an extension of the beer company s support of the arts, a news release says. The company opened similar studios in Los Angeles and New York City.
Pabst relocated headquarters to San Antonio last year after shutting down shop in 2001. Pabst President Matt Bruhn said the goal is to build upon San Antonio s existing art scene. As we settle into our new home here in San Antonio, we look forward to the opportunity to continue to engage with the local community by expanding the city s public arts offerings with the introduction of our new gallery space, the creation of public murals and more, that not only share the story of our brand, but of up-and-coming artists from across the U.S. and those here in our great city, Bruhn s statement says.
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Best of the City 2021: Personalities
Published: February 22, 2021 Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff
Nearly every weekday evening since March 2020, Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Judge Nelson Wolff have appeared before the media and community (via social media and public access TV) to provide COVID-19 updates. Along with reporting SA’s daily case numbers, deaths and hospitalizations, they’ve answered questions about regulations, reminded the community to mask up and tried to communicate the urgency that came with filling hospitals and emerging vaccine availability. The virus became a political issue at nearly every level in 2020 and our local leaders played the game when necessary, with Wolff finding what can only be described as a loophole in Gov. Greg Abbott’s initial order not requiring masks. While the state regulation said Wolff couldn’t mandate mask wearing for residents, Wolff found he could require county businesses to insist their customers wear mas
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