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Performing Arts: HOT TICKETS - March to May Sizzles "I would be a dirty rotten scoundrel if I didn’t begin this article by mentioning that Dirty Rotten Scoundrels hits the Majestic Theatre stage on April 10 at 8pm sharp. This long-awaited musical, which serves as the centerpiece of this year’s Broadway Across America Series in San Antonio, arrives on Tuesday and runs through Sunday of the same week. It’s a biggie as touring shows go, so put some tickets on plastic and enjoy a great evening of theater with family and..." (click image to read article)
Festivals: It's Not Just A Party - It's a Fiesta "Five local nonprofit organizations will add their own spicy variety to Fiesta® San Antonio in 2007. Their official Fiesta events will join 98 others as part of the city’s biggest annual festival April 20-29. Fiesta is growing — and not just because 103 events are to take place this year. The celebration is getting so popular that the San Antonio city limits just can’t hold it all. Official activities are scheduled in Alamo Heights, Cibolo and Boerne. What’s an official Fiesta event? It’s an activity sponsored by one of the 96..." (click image to read article)
Around Town: Drury Plaza Hotel - A Downtown Jewel from Rick Drury and Drury Southwest "It glows. It really does. The lobby of the newly opened Drury Plaza Hotel, renovated from 1929 architectural grande dame the Alamo National Bank building, is so dripping in brass, bronze, gold leaf, stained glass, marble and pure sunshine, it feels more like a cave of buried treasure than an austere center of finance. The jaw dropping starts right at the Commerce Street entrance, an enclosed foyer of intricately wrought brass, crowned with a jewel-toned stained glass window depicting the Alamo. At the sweeping opposite end of the room, a swinging ‘60s-era brass circular staircase leads up to a mezzanine-level bar. In between is a..." (click image to read article)
Dining: 22nd Annual Texas Hill Country Wine & Food Festival "It’s that time of year again for the 22nd annual Texas Hill Country Wine & Food Festival, (THCW&FF) known for celebrating the best of the region’s culinary offerings. Honoring its multicultural roots, and with that expected Austin-centric vibe, THCW&FF unveils five days of tastings, winery luncheons, galas and seminars March 28-April 1 in..." (click image to read article)
Museums: The Texas Ranger Museum - A New Addition at the Buckhorn istory buffs, the Texas Ranger Museum is certainly worthy of your attention. No matter whether you are a local or a tourist, taking an hour or two out of the rest of your life to acquaint yourself with the history of this legendary group of lawmen will prove to be a very worthwhile venture. Located within the friendly confines of the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum at the corner of Houston and Presa Streets in..." (click image to read article)
Visual Arts: Real Treasures in San Antonio Museums "While San Antonio is home to a thriving arts and cultural scene, four major institutions have spent decades building collections that today feature real treasures. As the first museum in Texas devoted to modern art, the McNay Art Museum’s collection of prints and drawings is one of the finest in the Southwest. Spawned by one of the first major..." (click image to read article)
Dining: New Restaurants - They’re Everywhere! They’re Everywhere! "Make the year 2006 and add a month or two on either side, then think about how many new restaurants have opened in the San Antonio area during that time. When you finish your pursuit of this culinary query, your total should be a fairly large number. At least when I tried the exercise it was, and what a pleasant surprise for a..." (click image to read article)

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