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Puro Vans, Purloined Pup: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week - Vimarsana News

Puro Vans, Purloined Pup: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week

Posted By San Antonio Current Staff on Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 11:36 AM click to enlarge Facebook / Roger Zamarripa Jr. Roger Zamarripa Jr. created a puro set of Vans shoes for the company's Custom Culture contest. With early voting for San Antonio's May 1 election now underway, locals are keying in on stories related to issues on the ballot — particularly since a ...

San Antonio neighborhoods transform into a Fiesta paradise for debut House Float Parade - Vimarsana News

San Antonio neighborhoods transform into a Fiesta paradise for debut House Float Parade

Though Fiesta has been officially delayed until June — and many of its hallmark events have been outright canceled — a new tradition made its debut this week: a House Float Parade. Featuring more than 80 homes in the King William, Lavaca and Roosevelt Park neighborhoods, the House Float Parade features plenty of the hallmarks of Fiesta — papel picado, garlands, wreaths and piñatas abound. But more than a few took the challenge over the top by collaborating with artists and choosing themes that run the gamut from playful and irreverent to poignant and political. We put toget...

Block Party: Fiesta gets a new tradition with San Antonio's first-ever House Float Parade - Vimarsana News

Block Party: Fiesta gets a new tradition with San Antonio's first-ever House Float Parade

Note: Be sure and check out the Current of the House Float Parade. Like countless festivals across the globe, Fiesta has been in a hazy holding pattern since the COVID-19 pandemic reared its head in early 2020. Last March, the Fiesta San Antonio Commission announced that the 2020 celebration had been rescheduled from April to November due to safety concerns. While animated conversations ensued about a brisk Fiesta leading into the holidays, the postponement amounted to nothing more than wishful thinking. Amusingly, Fiesta diehards had no intention of waiting until November. Instead, they ...