San Antonio's Film and Entertainment and Media industry is currently growing at a rapid pace. The Arrows in Motion Project is a weekly program that has been created to develop, train, and prepare young adults to follow their passions into the entertainment industry.  By providing performances and resume-building oppotunities that align with our mission of encouraging creative dreamers to become authentic artist A.I.M. promotes community education and training, which, in part, prepares the participants for productive employment that meets the new professional needs of the city.

Most ages accepted. Call for more information.

Musical evenings at San Fernando Cathedral merge the historic architecture of the nation's oldest continuously operating Catholic sanctuary with enchanting music of some of the finest, award-winning artists from around the globe.

Free and open to the public

Unsheltered San Antonians raise their voices to the heavens.

This choir is open to the unsheltered community and their allies.

Free

San Antonio’s culture and diversity inspire a wealth of exciting activations and happenings.

Click here to find out how you can connect with San Antonio's rich, diverse culture.

Artpace San Antonio is a nonprofit residency program which supports regional, national, and international artists in the creation of new art. As a catalyst for artistic expression, we engage local communities with global art practices and experiences.

The San Antonio Fire Museum is, as many visitors say, one of San Antonio’s hidden gems. What began as a dream of five firefighters assigned together at old #19's station in 1997, has become one of the most notable Fire Museums in the country. Today, the Museum is located at San Antonio’s original Central Fire Headquarters at 801 E Houston St next door to the world-famous Alamo.

Admission:

• Adults: $5.00
• Seniors (60+): $3.00
• Children (3 -12): $2.00
• Children under 3: Free
• Military (in uniform): Free
• SAFD (in uniform): Free
• All Scheduled Groups of 10 - 25:  $2 each
• 1st Tuesday: Free for all ages

The San Antonio River Foundation’s mission is to enhance the San Antonio River Basin as a vibrant cultural, educational, ecological, and recreational experience.

Click here to view all the places to find art along the SA River.

Click here to explore the mission reach.

Click here to explore the museum reach.

Click here for the latest updates and events.

The San Antonio Museum of Art enriches lives through exceptional experiences with art. Its mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret significant works of art, representing a broad range of history and world cultures to strengthen our shared understanding of humanity.

Come curious; leave Inspired.

Through our unique conjunto programs, we provide music instruction to a diverse, multi-generational student body and opportunities for our students to showcase their talents, educating and exposing audiences to traditional conjunto music. The Conjunto Heritage Taller programming includes studio classes in accordion and bajo sexto, performances, open community jams, and free senior programs.

Organized by the Bendiner Library Committee for those who enjoy reading.

San Antonio QFest is committed to bringing awareness of the LGBTQ community to the greater San Antonio region. To achieve this goal the festival will showcase film pieces of art which will illustrate the community by being created for, by, or about the LGBTQ community.

The San Antonio LGBT International Film Festival proudly accepts entries on FilmFreeway, the world's #1 way to enter film festivals and creative contests.

Feature Films: Any film that is 60-120 minutes in length.

Short: Any film that is up to 45 minutes in length.

Documentary: Documentary films would be films that depict a situation, an event, a life story, etc that utilizes factual content without fictitious elements. Documentaries can be submitted as shorts (45 minutes or less in length) or features (60 minutes to 120 minutes in length).

Click here or email for more program information.

Click here for submission fees and deadlines.

CULTIVATION is our in-house and outreach education program in music, dance and media for youth, senior, and special needs populations, especially those who otherwise would not be able to afford, access nor participate in the arts.

CULTIVATION is a process that nurtures artistic excellence through sequential steps, beginning with exposure to the craft; participation in classes in that craft; and, finally, execution of materials as a completed production.

This is a year-round program, with URBAN-15 arts professionals in the schools, classes and workshops in our studio, and major city-wide concerts. Our programs have served over 10,000 students from 41 schools and community centers.

For more information on YOUTH classes, please click here.

For more information on SENIOR classes, please click here.

Armando Camina is a professional media personality in radio, television, and currently the Founder of the nonprofit Hope, Faith, and Dreams based in San Antonio, Texas. With many years of media experience behind him, Armando began writing and publishing in 2012. Through his Foundation Hope, Faith, and Dreams, he collaborates with area Public Schools in an after-school program for the development of literary works by young student authors. Armando uses a series of workshops where students are guided through various topics, challenging them to be imaginative and to think critically.

Click here or call for program information.

15 years ago, Inspire opened its doors and began the joyful work of transforming people's lives.  It has been a beautiful time and we are so proud of the many accomplishments we've made.  Truly the power of Inspire has been to provide a space where people can connect while discovering their inner strengths.  As well, we are so honored to have worked with such great community partners like Eva's Heroes, Catholic Charities, SAISD, NEISD, Alpha Home, and Bexar County Juvenile Courts, just to name a few. We are equally proud to have employed so many artists over the years--giving them stable, part-time employment to such important members of our city's fabric.

It is the hope of Landa Gardens Conservancy that the entire community uses and enjoys Landa Gardens. The grounds include the Valero Pavilion, a concrete sculpture designed and created by nationally renowned artist Carlos Cortés. The pavilion can accommodate a concert, can be used as a stage for children’s theater, story hour or puppet show, even a wedding or birthday party. The Gardens include beautiful landscaping, walking paths, benches, playground improvements, more than 7,000 plants, and a community garden.