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Saturday, November 7 at Unit B Gallery, San Antonio
By focusing on African rituals and the concept of identity, D. Denenge Akpem (Chicago ), Odie Rynell Cash (Detroit), Thando Mama (Cape Town, South Africa), and Ayanna Jolivet McCloud (Houston) present recent work that is truly outside the box. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at David Shelton Gallery, San Antonio
Jonathan Faber's paintings aim to challenge the viewer's perception of reality, while Al Souza's work plays with an unexpected, more whimsical visual vocabulary. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at McAllister Auditorium, San Antonio
SAC's Speech and Theatre Department presents a children's production of Aesop's classic collection of adorable animal tales. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio
Nine tales of love unfold in the mythical town of Almost, Maine in this charming off-Broadway production, performed as a series of vignettes [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Thiry Auditorium, San Antonio
First published in 1943, Jean Anouilh’s Antigone put the French author in a dangerous position due to the play’s originally censored subtext, which outlines the French Resistance during the Nazi occupation of France. Based on Sophocles’s play of the same name, Anouilh’s version is considered to be somewhat of a satire. Having lost her two brothers in the battle for Thèbes, Antigone is faced with the fact only one of them can be given a proper burial. Rather than leave Polynices to the vultures, she challenges future father-in-law King Crèon on his decision. $10, 2pm,Thiry Auditorium at Our Lady of the Lake, 411 S.W. 24th Street, (210) 434-6711, ollusa.edu [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Instituto de Mexico, San Antonio
Female artists from the Secretaria de la Defensa Nacional show work inspired by the Virgin of Guadalupe. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Artpace, San Antonio
Jeffrey Wisniewski, whose work is often difficult to categorize, orchestrates a throwdown between opposing Buddhas, inspired by growing tension between the U.S. and China [more]
Saturday, November 7 at UTSA Art Gallery, San Antonio
Influential and avant-garde works on paper from a broad range of artists working between 1872 and 1945. Through portraits, political commentary, and abstract expressionist experimentation, this exhibition examines a significant period in German art history. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Greenhouse Gallery of Fine Art, San Antonio
Saturday, November 7 at Greenhouse Gallery of Fine Art, San Antonio
Saturday, November 7 at Witte Museum, San Antonio
The Witte has thoughtfully organized this exhibition of their Hertzberg Circus Collection in four sections: "Life in a Traveling Village, The Circus Family, Getting Physical, and Rules of the Ring. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Witte Museum, San Antonio
A vivid collection of tile from the collection of Susan Toomey Frost, decorated to reflect the imagery of Mexico and South Texas [more]
Saturday, November 7 at San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio
It makes perfect sense that artist David Halliday began his career as a chef in New Orleans. His sophisticated compositions of food bring to mind the still-lifes of Dutch masters [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Bihl Haus Arts, San Antonio
Leia Francisco will teach attendees about the importance of keeping a journal as a therapeutic tool. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Institute of Texan Cultures, San Antonio
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Saturday, November 7 at Instituto de Mexico, San Antonio
Female artists from the Secretaria de la Defensa Nacional show paintings created with the use of thread, needles, and straw. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Harlequin Dinner Theatre, San Antonio
A surprise telephone call from Rosemary Clooney inspires the Forever Plaid gang to break out in Christmas carols. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Family Christian Store, San Antonio
Author Tish Hagee Tucker will read from and sign copies of her inspirational book. [more]
Saturday, November 7 at The Overtime Theater, San Antonio
The Overtime Theater has been screening midnight movies recently, and they’re doing an excellent job of digging up campy, bizarre relics. The two main characters in Indecent Desires are a sadistic pervert and a sensuous woman who can’t seem to keep her clothes on. The creep finds a plastic doll and (naturally) begins molesting and torturing the poor thing, while the floozy with the checkered past feels the respective pleasure and pain. Shot in black and white in 1967, Indecent Desires could pass for a low-budget collaboration between Fellini and John Waters. $5 suggested donation, midnight, the Overtime Theater, 1216 West Ave., (210) 380-0326, theovertimetheater.net [more]
Saturday, November 7 at Witte Museum, San Antonio
To celebrate the Texas-themed TV series Lonesome Dove, this exhibit features 60+ images taken by screenwriter and accomplished photographer Bill Wittliff, an Austin resident, during the filming of the program [more]
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Saturday, November 7 at Thiry Auditorium, San Antonio
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Saturday, November 7 at The Overtime Theater, San Antonio
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Saturday, November 7 at David Shelton Gallery, San Antonio
Saturday, November 7 at Kirby's Steakhouse, San Antonio