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After compiling lists of the 100 best bars in San Antonio for the past two years, the Current has slimmed its 2023 list down to half as many.

A 1965 Olmos Park estate built by San Antonio construction conglomerate H.B. Zachry's long-gone homebuilding unit has hit the market for just shy of $2 million.

A five-acre property outfitted with two separate log cabins and located on Bexar County's highest point has hit the market for $1.6 million, according to a new sales listing.

A 1911 home near San Antonio's Monte Vista Historic District has hit the market, and it doesn't just have a rare-for-South Texas basement, but a basement with the original water well dug when the home was built.

Beloved San Antonio indie-rock trio Girl in a Coma has reunited for four shows, including two at hometown venue Paper Tiger. The fans turned up in force to see the magic happen as GIAC performed Friday night with The Offbeats opening.

It’s to be expected that we’ll see a wave of restaurant closures each year — it’s the nature of the industry, after all — but 2023 hit San Antonio’s food scene particularly hard.

The beloved Quarry Village Holiday Block Party returned for its 7th year, complete with a pet-friendly Santa station benefiting the San Antonio Food Bank.

Long-running Canadian post-hardcore group Silverstein brought its powerful blend of emo and indie-rock to San Antonio's Vibes Event Center on Wednesday. Here's a look at Silverstein's dynamic performance, the opening band Stray From the Path and the fans who turned out for the fun. 

On Friday, Dec. 15, the DoSeum will be transformed into a veritable winter wonderland for adults, featuring live performers, food, cocktails, beer and wine stations, and immersive photo opps to create a festive holiday experience.

An uber-'80s mansion that was owned by Sushi Zushi head honcho Alfonso Tomita for more than a decade is back on the market with a price tag just under $2 million.