ARTS San Antonio, San Antonio TX | Nearby Businesses

• Arts and Entertainment
• Non-Profit Organization

418 10th St
San Antonio, TX 78215
(210) 226-2891

Pearl, located north of downtown San Antonio, provides a unique experience as a top culinary and cultural destination. The mixed-use space features retail, dining, picturesque green spaces and paseos, a riverside amphitheater, educational institutions such as the Aveda Institute and the third campus of the Culinary Institute of America. As a former brewery operating from 1883 to 2001, Pearl reflects a vivid past while embracing the future with LEED-certified complexes mixed with historic architecture. The 22-acre Pearl site is home to the Culinary Institute of America, San Antonio and Aveda Institute San Antonio and the year-round Pearl Farmers Market. Pearl restaurants include Il Sogno Italian Osteria and the Sandbar Fish House and Market, both by CIA graduate and James Beard Award-nominated chef Andrew Weissman, La Gloria Ice House by CIA graduate chef Johnny Hernandez, NAO New World Flavors, from The Culinary Institute of America San Antonio featuring Executive Chef Geronimo Lopez and, Blue Box Bar featuring craft cocktails from Olaf Harmel. Pearl is also known for its shops including Melissa Guerra Latin American kitchen store, the Twig book shop, Adelante Boutique, Lee Lee Loves Shoes, Dos Carolinas, Run Wild Sports, The Synergy Studio and Bike World. The Center for Architecture houses the AIA San Antonio and the Architecture Foundation of San Antonio. Office tenants at Pearl include the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber, the Nature Conservancy, the CE Group, WestEast Design Group and other creative firms. The Can Plant offering urban contemporary apartments with a place in history. Event space includes the Pearl Stable, the Pearl Studio and the Pearl Park, a community gathering space, which includes amphitheater seating overlooking a stage alongside the San Antonio River Walk. For more information go to atpearl.com

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The Brooklynite is a classic cocktail, and it's now a classic cocktail-inspired bar on Brooklyn Avenue in San Antonio (our beloved hometown). We make hand-crafted cocktails but we don't make judgements. We encourage reserving tables for parties of 2 or more. Drink what you want to drink, and we will take care of the rest. Cheers!

Happy Hour is 5:30pm - 7pm, Tuesday through Saturday featuring 7 bites for $7, and discounted cocktails. Nao Latin Gastro Bar is a culinary tapestry of Latin ingredients, traditions, and culture. A spectacular showcase for flavors of the New World, Nao Latin Gastro Bar’s menu features Latin American dishes rooted in tradition and creatively reinterpreted using new perspectives, ingredients, and techniques. Diners enjoy fresh, seasonal plates that pay homage to the great cuisines of Latin America in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Derived from the Latin root “neo,” meaning to weave or intertwine, as well as the English root meaning something new, Nao is a celebration of tradition as well as innovation.

The 11th Annual San Antonio Beer Festival is the largest Beer Festival in San Antonio, pouring 400+ premium and craft beers from 150+ breweries from around the world. A portion of the San Antonio Beer Festival proceeds benefit the San Antonio Food Bank. Jam packed with unique casks, one of a kind collaborations, and your favorite porters, stouts, pilsners, ales, wheats, belgians, ciders, and lagers to name a few. There’s not just beer at this festival. The San Antonio Beer Festival will also have live music, interactive games, a wine garden, food trucks, food booths, local vendors and more. Experience the beer festival that everyone has been talking about for ten years. The San Antonio Beer Festival welcomes everyone 21 and over. Feel free to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a beautiful fall day at Maverick Park. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the San Antonio Food Bank. VIP(EARLY ENTRY AT NOON) includes: – Noon entrance (access to special edition beers / casks) – Designated VIP Cool-Off Zone near stage – VIP lanyard – Catered food in VIP zone – Branded Swag bag to include: – commemorative glass – San Antonio Beer Festival koozie – San Antonio Beer Issue – A pair of tickets to the Best of San Antonio event in April 2017 ___ General Admission(ENTRY AT 1:30PM) Includes: -Entrance into San Antonio Beer Festival -Beer Sample Card for use between 1:30pm-6:30pm ___ NOTE: With the purchase of your San Antonio Beer Festival ticket, you will receive a sampling card redeemable for (12) 2 ounce beers. Why? The state of Texas and the Texas Alcohol and Beverage Commission does not allow “unlimited tasting” events. The maximum amount of beer Texas allows to be sold at any one time is 24 ounces. We don’t like the 24 ounce limitation at a beer festival as much as you don’t, which is why we’re pricing additional sampling cards really low. The day of the festival, you’ll be able to purchase additional sample cards for only $1! (Legally we have to charge you something.) You can also purchase full sized beers for just $4 if you choose. Experience the beer festival that everyone has been talking about for ten years. The San Antonio Beer Festival welcomes everyone 21 and over. Feel free to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a beautiful fall day at Maverick Park. http://www.sacurrenttickets.com/events/32756998/san-antonio-beer-festival

Alamo City Studios is dedicated to supporting the professional entertainment production industry – not only through its top-notch production facilities, but also through the training and education of the future production industry workforce. Through strategic relationships with area universities, high school "film programs" and community youth programs, ACS will cultivate aspiring motion picture artists & local youth through a variety of educational and internship programs designed to prepare them for occupations in the professional production industry. These programs will allow the students to gain hands-on experience while working alongside production professionals on a variety of project types – from features to commercials, documentaries, music videos, etc. In essence, ACS will serve its community by creating a "Production Hub", at once empowering local youth and providing skilled labor to the growing entertainment production economy.

Calle Ocho is a classroom, rehearsal and performance/Art space located in River North - Downtown San Antonio, TX. Calle Ocho is dedicated to providing a space for people of all ages to explore the possibilities of movement and to share the Caribbean Latin Culture in San Antonio.

We have moved into a PALACE! We are now located within the Scottish Rite Building at 308 Avenue E and 4th. See you soon!! XOXOXOX

V.F.W. Post 76 is "The Oldest Post in Texas". V.F.W. Post 76 is not only unique by the house, but also by our charter, which was issued June 15, 1917. The organizers of V.F.W. Post 76 were veterans of the Spanish American War. The veterans of that era & following war eras met at the Spanish Mansion until 1946 when Mr. Petty donated the use of the house to the membership. Although there are no surviving WWI veterans we can proudly say that we have veterans of WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Afghanistan & Iraq.

-100% College Acceptance -The graduating class of 2015 was offered in excess of $9.6 million in scholarships, grants and awards. -13 AP Courses – more than any other Catholic high school in San Antonio -Innovative Electives including Broadcast Journalism & Internship Class for Seniors -Premier Arts Program: Dance, Art, Theatre, Choir and Band -Competitive Athletics: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Soccer & more -The only All Girls Catholic Middle School in San Antonio -Middle School students earn 3 High School Credits -Faith Based Community

Located on the grounds of Providence Catholic School and a stone's throw away from the Museum Reach of the San Antonio River Walk, the Najim Campus Center boasts wide porches and gracious indoor spaces. What you see today has evolved over the years while maintaining its original purpose of being a gathering site for life's memorable moments. The land on which this house stands has been a part of San Antonio's history since long before the house was built. It stands on the site made famous by Ben Milam in 1835 during the Texas Revolution. Years later, when Henry Patrick Drought married Ethel Tunstall, he built a home for his family on the site. Atlee B. Ayres & Company were hired to design a home that joined European qualities with early Texas style. The Drought Estate was complete in 1901. Mrs. Drought was a forward thinking woman who used her home as a celebratory meeting site for many groups in the city, including the San Antonio Symphony and the San Antonio Art League. The design of the main floor and porches lends itself to small private groups in the different parlors or to opening the sliding doors and having access to larger space. In 1951 the property became the home of Providence Catholic School and the Drought House was used as a residence for the sisters who ran the school. At one time there were 26 sisters living in the house. In 1995, they discontinued use of the house. Over the years, only portions of the first floor were used for various offices. The Drought House has been restored and in May 2010, it was re-christened the Najim Campus Center, in memory of Jamelia Najim, mother of Harvey E. Najim, who along with many other generous donors made the restoration possible. The first floor and the porches of the home, are once again open for entertaining and public use.

CAM provides food, clothing, rental assistance, utility assistance, prescription medication assistance, identification recovery (ID's and birth certificates), sack lunches for the homeless, a free mail box, and referrals. This work is done through donations of food and clothing, volunteers (over 200 keep the operation going) and financial assitance.

Modeled on the acclaimed "Clubhouse" approach to psychosocial rehabilition, Our House is a caring and empowering community for those challenged by severe and persistent mental illness

Adelante! Toastmasters, Club 9020, in San Antonio, Texas meets every 1st, 3rd and 5th Thursday at 6:15 pm and 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 11:45 am in downtown San Antonio to help members develop public speaking and leadership skills.

Alamo City Film Festival is taking place in conjunction with the Alamo City Comic Con, Oct. 28-30th. Alamo City Comic Con, which takes place in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, became the 3rd largest Comic Con in the United States with over 73,000 people in attendance in 2014. Under the same founder of the Alamo City Comic Con, Alfredo “Apple” De La Fuente, Alamo City Film Festival is an international celebration of film showcasing documentaries and feature films from around the world, attracting a high pedigree of celebrities and filmmakers that will naturally contribute to the State’s already flourishing film industry

YOSA's programs include eight orchestras, an annual Summer Symphony Camp, and School Partnerships.

Come and meet creative people from around the world, hear their amazing stories and purchase wonderful handmade products. Ninety percent of the sales from this non-profit project go to the Artisans