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A house near Leon Springs that recently hit the market for $2.3 million has the distinction of being designed by one of San Antonio's most award-winning architecture firms, Lake Flato, while also being seriously sustainable.

Restored hardwood floors and Saltillo tile, along with a new tiled roof, preserve the 1920s-era feel throughout a Monte Vista Historic District house recently listed for $825,000.

SXSW 2023 brought hundreds of musical artists to Austin — some famous, others relatively unknown — for showcases. We popped in to catch the highlights, including bad-ass performances by San Antonio's own Scripts and 7098.

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The massive music, media and who-knows-what-else fest known as SXSW is once again filling Austin clubs, hotels and streets — and our photographer was there to capture midweek highlights.

In a sign of either San Antonio's tight housing market or consumers' growing interest in living simply, a fourplex built out of shipping containers stacked on top of each other has hit the market for $560,000.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum's Night of Artists returns this month with an exhibition showcasing nearly 300 new artworks by 80 of the country's leading contemporary Western artists.

Electronic dance music pioneers New Order hit the AT&T Center Saturday as part of a Texas and Louisiana tour that included a stop at SXSW 2023.

Women and their allies took to the streets Sunday to take part in the 33rd annual San Antonio International Women’s Day March. According to organizers, the themes for this year's event were  inspired by the words of Fannie Lou Hamer and the work of Audrey Lorde: “No one is free [until] everyone is free, even though their shackles are different from my own!”

Congrats to these San Antonio based artists who were selected to each receive grants as part of the Department of Arts & Culture’s Individual Artists Project Grants Program. Aimed to support a diverse portfolio of artists working across San Antonio, the grants support the production of new, original and high-quality art to be presented in the city over the next year. The grantees range in disciplines including Literary Arts, Media Arts, Multi-Disciplinary, Performing Arts,...