All the music and fun we saw at San Antonio's Jazz'SAlive festival
San Antonio's 40th annual Jazz'SAlive took place Friday and Saturday at the newly opened Civic Park at Hemisfair.
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San Antonio's 40th annual Jazz'SAlive took place Friday and Saturday at the newly opened Civic Park at Hemisfair.
A red brick home in the Monte Vista Historic District has hit the market for just under $1 million, and one of its former owners was Rudolph Quinones, founder of beloved San Antonio dining spot Jacala Mexican Restaurant, newspaper archives show.
One of San Antonio's most distinctive homes, a coliseum-style mansion built into a hillside overlooking Olmos Basin, is still on the market after seven months and an $800,000 price cut, real estate listings show.
For the first half of the 20th century, John Hagy — no, not televangelist John Hagee — was one of the most sought-after builders for deep-pocketed San Antonio residents who wanted custom homes in Monte Vista and Alamo Heights.
San Antonio architect Carleton Adams' breathtaking creations include some of San Antonio's most notable landmarks, from Jefferson High School to the Alamo Cenotaph (the latter including sculpture by Pompeo Coppini, of course).