Whitney Cummings, Mark Chesnutt, and GSoul Bring Laughter and Music to San Antonio

San Antonio, known for its vibrant art scene and unique cultural blend, is gearing up for a weekend packed with performances by Whitney Cummings, Mark Chesnutt, and GSoul. The city is set for an array of entertainment and artistic offerings, from stellar comedic performances to enriching musical concerts.

Whitney Cummings Graces Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club

Comedy enthusiast’s ears are perking up as they learn about Whitney Cummings scheduled performances at the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. Whitney, an accomplished comedian known for her own sitcom “Whitney,” as well as for creating the hit sitcom “2 Broke Girls,” is going to perform twice on Friday and twice on Saturday. Tickets for the early shows have already sold out. Whitney’s Netflix special “Jokes” and hilarious podcast “Good for You” remain popular among her many followers.

“Survival of the Fittest” Exhibition Unveils at Briscoe Western Art Museum

Art fanatics in San Antonio can look forward to the “Survival of the Fittest” exhibit launching at the Briscoe Western Art Museum. Spotlighting masterworks of influential wildlife and wilderness painters like Carl Rungius, Richard Friese, Wilhelm Kuhnert, and Bruno Liljefors — known today as the Big Four — the exhibit captures the essence of the late 1800s to early 1900s art scene.

Mark Chesnutt Brings Country Classics to Floore’s Country Store

Music lovers can enjoy a night with country star Mark Chesnutt on Friday at Floore’s Country Store. A gem from Beaumont, Chesnutt, who had a series of country hits in the ’90s, including chart-topping songs like “Brother Jukebox,” “It’s a Little Too Late,” and “It Sure Is Monday” is sure to take fans on a nostalgic country ride.

Gsoul Brightens Paper Tiger with K-pop Vibes

Adding an international flair to the city’s entertainment scope, South Korea native GSoul is ready to croon San Antonio with his R&B tunes. Known for his soulful singing, GSoul will be performing on Saturday at Paper Tiger.

“Black Cowboys: An American Story” Returns to Witte Museum

After its successful run in 2021, the “Black Cowboys: An American Story” exhibit is returning to the Witte Museum. This exhibit details the lives of Black men, women, and children who worked on Texas ranches before and after emancipation, making a significant impact on the region’s history.

New San Antonio Art and Music Festival Launches

San Antonio will also see the launch of a new “Art and Music Festival” this weekend, with over 100 vendors showcasing original artwork, live music performances, and a variety of food trucks.

Whitney Cummings, Mark Chesnutt, and GSoul are all set to make this weekend in San Antonio unforgettable. With an assortment of laughter, music, and art, the city offers the perfect environment for entertainment and culture enthusiasts.