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Hosted by the San Antonio Parks Foundation. Jazz'SALive is a free jazz concert for all to enjoy! Bring your dancing shoes to Travis Park this September and enjoy local and national jazz artists. View our calendar to see who's coming, when they're playing, and how to get VIP seats for any performance.

For more than 75 years, The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center has been a beacon and home for Latino, Chicano and Native American Performing Arts and Entertainment for San Antonio and the world.  The beautiful and historic Guadalupe Theater opened its doors in 1942 and since then has embodied and become the heart and hub of film screenings, theater arts, music concerts, dance performances, variety shows, and special events showcasing regional, national and international Latin American culture on all possible levels. With its Mission Revival and art-deco architectural design, the historic 400-seat theater continues to shine as the jewel of San Antonio’s Westside.

Come to Main Event, where all the fun is under one roof! Can't decide where to go for a family night out? Need an exciting place for your meeting, corporate, or group event? Main Event Entertainment has everything you're looking for. With two San Antonio locations you're close to multi-level laser tag, state-of-the-art bowling, over 100 games, ropes courses, billiards, handcrafted food and a full bar.

Join the many impressed visitors to San Antonio who, for over 130 years, have been greeted by the uniquely Texan phenomenon known as The Historic Pearl Brewery, located north of Downtown San Antonio.  Today, it provides a unique experience as a top culinary and cultural destination with its multi-use space that features shopping, excellent dining, picturesque spaces, and a riverside amphiteater. Pearl Brewery is home to The Culinary Institute of America - San Antonio, the year-round Pearl Farmers Market, and hosts Olé, San Antonio, a monumental initiative built around cuisine, music & dance, and art & artchitecture hosting Spanish chefs, performers, artists, and cultural voices throughout the summer to celebrate and explore San Atonio's 300-year connection to Spain.