In honor of National Picnic Day, here are a few places where you can lay down your gingham blanket and munch freely. 1. The Park at Pearl Situated on the San Antonio River, the Park at Pearl is perfect if you’re looking to picnic, relax or catch a performance. Pearl Park features a 1,000-...
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(art by John Mata) NBA veteran referee Joey Crawford will officiate Game 6 of the NBA finals tonight, and true Spurs fans are pissed. Crawford gave Tim Duncan two technicals while Timmy was on the bench in 2007, a feat that earned the ref notoriety, and a suspension for the remainder of that season....
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As far as dinner companions go, the well-behaved dog is hard to beat. Who can match the unconditional love of man’s best friend, or the eagerness with which a pup helps to clean fallen food from the ground? Who can act as both icebreaker and litmus test on a date better than a loyal...
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In the summer of 2010, the Cleveland Cavaliers had but one priority: re-sign LeBron James. They ultimately failed in this quest, as James infamously took his talents to South Beach, where he’s lived in the NBA Finals ever since. But in their attempts to show James they were serious about improving their title odds,...
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Drake, Miguel, and Future will be embarking on a North American arena tour starting this fall in September and continue throughout November. The trio will be stopping by in San Antonio on Tuesday, November 12 at the AT&T Center. Drake, a Grammy award winning artist, has garnered quite the buzz already with his forthcoming...
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Oh boy! Today Okkervil River, the prolific and hyper-literate folk-rock band from Austin, unveiled “It Was My Season,” the first single from their forthcoming album. Beginning with a jaunty piano line and quickly gaining thickness and thump, the song seems to pick up where the group’s superb 2011 release I Am Very Far left...
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The Confederations Cup, which every four years unite the continental soccer champions one year prior to the World Cup, started in Brazil on Friday with an easy victory by the host team 3-0 over Asia champion Japan. On Sunday, Italy beat Mexico 2-1 thanks to a late goal by Mario Ballotelli, who dedicated the...
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1. San Antonio Film Festival: Texas Before the Alamo In association with Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, ATENEO, and others, the San Antonio Film Festival presents the premier of director/producer Bill Millet’s Texas Before the Alamo, a film about the founding of the Lone Star State and the Spanish who established its missions, presidios,...
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2012 Best of San Antonio Food Winners List Best of 2012: 2012 Best of San Antonio Food Winners List 4/25/2012
Best Beer Selection Best of SA 2012: There are times at the Flying Saucer that frequent flyers need to be told to fasten their seat belts because they're in for a taste explosion. Even those who have... 4/25/2012
Flea Markets City Guide 2013: Here in San Antonio we have fine flea markets, influenced heavily by the vast indoor/outdoor mercados of Mexico. Looking to get a sonogram and a haircut... 2/28/2013
Murder Destroyed Charity Lee's Family, Forever Altered Her Concept of Justice News: On a sweltering Monday evening in May, Charity Lee sat near a makeshift pulpit inside the Greater Faith Church on the city’s East Side. Before her sat... By Michael Barajas 6/12/2013
Newsmonger: Euthanasia by Proxy News: Last week, Express-News editorial board writers heaped praise on city Animal Care Services, saying new leadership has catapulted San Antonio’s handling of strays... By Michael Barajas 6/12/2013
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