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The San Antonio Arts and Culture Department holds a dedication ceremony Sept. 26 at Walker Ranch Senior Center, 835 W. Rhapsody Drive, for “Canopy Dreams,” which artist Stephen Galloway created for the new senior center’s lobby. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)
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San Antonio sets aside $6.5M in COVID-19 relief funds for arts, immigrant support groups

By Edmond Ortiz

San Antonio city departments will spend $6.5 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds to aid arts and immigrant support groups.

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