News Summary
San Antonio is gearing up for an exhilarating weekend packed with vibrant arts, music, and rich traditions. Events include Polo in the Park, art exhibitions at the McNay, live performances from renowned musicians, and family-friendly activities. Explore a variety of options including Broadway shows, classical music concerts, and unique culinary experiences. There’s something for everyone, so don’t miss out on the exciting festivities this weekend!
Weekend in San Antonio: Arts, Music, and Tradition!
Hey, San Antonio! Get ready for an exhilarating weekend filled with vibrant arts, exciting music, and rich tradition! Whether you’re up for some live performances or want to dive into the latest exhibitions, this weekend is packed with events that will surely tickle your fancy!
Mark Your Calendars for Polo in the Park!
Kicking off the weekend is the Polo in the Park, which is back for its 2nd annual event at First Tee – Greater San Antonio this coming Sunday, March 2. Enjoy a wonderful afternoon with live music, special guests, and even a fun hat contest. So grab your friends, put on your fanciest hat, and get ready to enjoy a delightful day of polo!
Art Lovers Rejoice at the McNay!
On February 27, the McNay Art Museum opened a brand-new exhibition titled Derrick Adams: Eye Candy. This exciting showcase dives deep into American pop culture, all viewed through the lens of Black experiences. If you haven’t caught it yet, you have until August 17 to explore this unique perspective on art and culture!
Classical Music at Its Finest
For classical music enthusiasts, don’t miss the world-renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman performing at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts on February 27. He’ll be teaming up with musical partner Rohan De Silva to celebrate modern classical violin. It promises to be an unforgettable evening filled with soul-stirring music!
A Touch of Broadway
This weekend, theater fans can catch the exciting Broadway musical Funny Girl at the Majestic Theatre, running through March 2. Experience the fabulous journey of Fanny Brice and her rise to fame—it’s sure to be a hit!
Groove with Gary Clark Jr.
Also on February 28, head over to Aztec Theatre to see the talented Austin guitarist Gary Clark Jr. perform live. He’s in town supporting his latest album, JPEG Raw, and you won’t want to miss the electrifying vibe he brings to the stage!
More Art Opens at McNay!
As if the McNay Art Museum wasn’t buzzing enough, on March 1, check out Sport and Spectator, a captivating exhibition showcasing sculptures and installations inspired by athletics. This exhibit will be around until July 27, so take your time soaking in all the artistic creativity!
A Princess Bride Fan’s Dream
For fans of classic films, a behind-the-scenes look at The Princess Bride awaits you! Cary Elwes will host a special event on March 1 at the Tobin Center, featuring a screening of the beloved movie followed by a moderated discussion. It’s a golden chance to relive a timeless tale with a special insider twist!
Get Up Close with Live Animals
The Witte Museum is opening an intriguing new exhibit on March 1 titled Staying Alive: Animal Defenses. You’ll not only get to meet live animals but also enjoy interactive demonstrations. It’s a fantastic weekend outing for families, combining education with fun!
Feel the Rhythm with Dallas Black Dance Theatre
If contemporary dance speaks to your heart, check out the Dallas Black Dance Theatre performing at Jo Long Theatre on March 1. Their stunning choreography is sure to leave you in awe!
Symphonic Sounds and Culinary Delights
The South Texas Symphonic Orchestra will dazzle audiences with a concert featuring Brahms and San Antonio composer Leon Steward’s Symphony No. 24 on March 1. What a perfect combo of culture!
Kids Learn and Grow at the DoSeum
On the educational front, the DoSeum introduces Uniquely Us: Understanding Race and Building Unity starting March 1. Perfect for kids, this exhibit aims at promoting empathy and social cohesion through engaging activities.
Foodie Alerts: Weekend Gastronomic Highlights!
Food lovers, listen up! This weekend, there are some tasty tidbits in restaurant news as Guy Fieri himself visits Wild Barley Kitchen & Brewery for an episode of *Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives*. Plus, the nominees for the James Beard semi-finalist honors at the 2025 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards have been announced. Keep an eye out for some amazing local dining scenes!
What an action-packed weekend ahead in San Antonio! From exciting art and music to engaging family events, there’s something for everyone! So get out there and enjoy everything your lovely city has to offer!
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