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Free ways to enjoy art in San Antonio - Vimarsana News

Free ways to enjoy art in San Antonio

Since its founding in 1718, San Antonio has embodied hope, resilience and a vibrant culture. Because of these characteristics and the people who symbolize them, it is no wonder Mission City is ranked number one among the best Texas cities for the arts. Serving as an epicenter for Mexican-American artists and influential art movements like...

San Antonio offers a Texas timeout - Vimarsana News

San Antonio offers a Texas timeout

Weekend in San Antonio offers weary couple a refresh, complete with history, culture, great food and Lone Star authenticity

San Antonio restaurants, bars offer discounts for runners and walkers for Rock 'n' Roll weekend - Vimarsana News

San Antonio restaurants, bars offer discounts for runners and walkers for Rock 'n' Roll weekend

Athletes participating in this weekend’s Certified Piedmontese Beef Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series in downtown San Antonio can cash in on a few perks before and after their run.

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Where and how to watch the annular solar eclipse this Saturday in South Central Texas - Vimarsana News

Where and how to watch the annular solar eclipse this Saturday in South Central Texas

The annular solar eclipse will occur this Saturday when the moon passes in front of the sun, creating a “ring of fire” effect. It will be seen in Texas along a path from Midland/Odessa to Corpus Christi, including San Antonio and the Hill Country.

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Walmart Heir Alice Walton Donates $40 Million to US Museums – Artforum - Vimarsana News

Walmart Heir Alice Walton Donates $40 Million to US Museums – Artforum

Walmart heir, philanthropist, and arts patron Alice Walton donates $40 million in grants to sixty-four US institutions.