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10 suggest donation, 6-9pm McNay Art Museum, 6000 N. New Braunfels Directed by Yoruba Richen, The New Black (2013) is a documentary that shows how the African American community is struggling with gay rights, especially the recent gay marriage movement.
Curated by Trina Bacon, The Color of Blind provides guests with a unique experience where they can perceive art without actually being able to see it. The third annual interactive art show invites guests to touch, smell and taste the art, providing them with a multi-sensory experience.
click to enlarge In 2013, Tami Monroe Canal founded March Against Monsanto because she believed it would protect her daughters' health. Monsanto is an agricultural company that produces seed brands and herbicides (most famously, Roundup), some of which have been scientifically proven to cause health risks, such as birth defects, cancer, organ damage and auto-immune conditions.
click to enlarge If you're a new college student at UTSA, St. Mary's or Our Lady of the Lake University, we have a few hot spots you should check out. From awesome pizzerias to scenic parks, San Antonio's West Side has plenty of fun places to explore.
Trying to find a new way to have fun and exercise? We know you don't normally associate the two words, but here's a few suggestions that just might change your mind. Join these social sport clubs in central San Antonio for some good exercise, fun happy hours, parties and the opportunity to meet some new friends.
Ballet San Antonio closes out their successful 2014-2015 season with Balanchine at the company's resident venue, the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. The company performs Donizetti Variations, choreographed by the iconic George Balanchine, as part of the evening's performance.
Roosevelt Library, 311 Roosevelt (210) 738-1060, tobincenter.org AtticRep presents a Valentine's Day party with cocktails, dancing and dinner by Tim The Girl. All ticket purchases and donations benefit the AtticRep Theater Company, which continues to bring culturally significant productions to the community of San Antonio.
Houston Street, 219 E Houston The San Antonio Cocktail Conference, now in its fourth year, brings together the best bartenders and the best cocktail drinkers, all for a good cause. Part of the bigger and better 2015 Cocktail Conference, Stroll on Houston Street features a string of parties along the downtown strip.
The Majestic Theatre, 224 E Houston, (210) 226-5700 The longest-running musical on Broadway comes to San Antonio for a night of "All That Jazz" and "Razzle Dazzle." Based on the play by Chicago Tribune reporter Maurine Dallas Watkins, who covered the 1924 trials of Beulah Annan and Belva Gaertner, Chicago follows two murderesses, Velma and Roxy, who are locked up in Cook County Jail for killing their lovers.