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The 11-by-38-foot outdoor art installation will be named "Ole Night at St. Paul Square," symbolizing the neighborhood's history and transformation as an entertainment hub in the city. (Courtesy St. Paul Square)

St. Paul Square, Centro San Antonio in search of artist for public mural project

By Thalia Guzman

The deadline to apply is Jan. 24 at 6 p.m.

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The Meraki String Quartet is pictured here in a January 2024 performance presented by San Antonio nonprofit Classical Music Institute. The Orchestra San Antonio, which performs under the CMI umbrella, was recently gifted $2 million from Frost Bank, which also will be a sponsor of the musical group. (Courtesy Classical Music Institute)

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Published 8:20 AM | Apr 11, 2023 CDT

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Schertz residents will ring in the New Year at Pickrell Park. (Courtesy Pexels/Matej)

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Argenis Montalvo, principal dancer for the National Dance Company of Mexico, will lead a three-day intensive ballet master class at Art and Dance Studio in San Antonio. (Courtesy Art and Dance Studio/Argenis Montalvo)

Published 1:57 PM | Jul 19, 2022 CDT

Renowned Mexican dancer to lead class at North San Antonio dance studio July 20-22

Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony perform June 2 at First Baptist Church of San Antonio. Musicians have been performing independently during a monthslong strike that ended in symphony management disbanding the organization in June. Members of other San Antonio performing arts groups hope to fill the void sparked by the symphony’s departure. (Courtesy Musicians of the San Antonio Symphony)

Updated 10:49 AM | Jul 15, 2022 CDT

Arts groups lament loss of San Antonio Symphony, look to future

Residents take part in one of the San Anto Cultural Arts' community paint day in May at 2120 El Paso St. The San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture hopes to bolster the local arts community with a round of arts recovery grants funded by a new infusion of federal pandemic relief money. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)

Updated 1:43 PM | Jul 11, 2022 CDT

Applications being accepted for San Antonio’s ARPA 4 Arts Grant Program

Peyton Crow is a second grade student at Indian Springs Elementary School in Comal ISD. (Courtesy Comal ISD)

Published 4:54 PM | Jun 15, 2022 CDT

Comal ISD student recognized in National PTA Reflections award program for photography