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A high-end home recently listed in Hill Country Village is situated on 4.5 acres of land and includes its own horse barn, making it easy to forget that it's adjacent to a bustling entertainment and business district northwest of San Antonio International Airport.

Over the span of 40 years, the late Isaac and Judith Maxwell brought the artistic flair of their King William home décor shop to their early 1900s house by the San Antonio River. The punched-metal light fixtures they created for high-end homes across the city are found throughout the property.

Live in San Antonio long enough, and you'll be come an expert on the city, its culture, its people and its quirks. For some of us, it doesn't take long for us to develop enough of that knowledge to form strong opinions on topics including the NBA, local drivers, failed restaurants, haunted locations, favorite taco spots and a whole lot more.

Cirque Du Soleil's BAZZAR — a touring show of acrobatics, dance and music inspired by a traditional Middle Eastern bazaar — is in San Antonio through Dec. 3.

On Saturday, San Antonians celebrated the Indian holiday of Diwali at Hemisfair, an event billed as the largest city-sanctioned and -sponsored Diwali festival in the United States. This is the 15th year organizer Anuja SA has presented a celebration of the Hindu festival of lights in the Alamo City.

Crooner Luis Miguel, one of Latin music's biggest stars, returned to San Antonio with a stellar show at Frost Bank Center on Saturday. Here's a look at his performance and all the die-hard fans who showed up to experience the magic. 

Apparently, it's not just pricy to secure prime downtown living quarters in San Antonio. Our region's growth has also made New Braunfels' center city prime real estate.

An Olmos Park mansion once owned by the late San Antonio socialite Louise Straus was listed late last month for just under $2.5 million, county records show.

Everybody knows about the Alamo and the River Walk, but San Antonio has much more to offer beyond its two most famous tourist attractions. Even so, when you're hosting visiting family or friends, it's possible to draw a blank when trying to show them new sights around the city.

Culinaria's Tasting Texas attracted notable chefs from San Antonio and across the country, as well as the foodies who love them during their 2023 food & wine festival. Here, attendees binged on burgers and enjoyed bourbon, beer, and wine for a cause. Culinaria is proud to benefit the James Beard Award Foundation.