Top San Antonio news: Association invites entries for virtual parade; church feeds hungry amid virus
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San Antonio River Walk Association invites entries to virtual Fiesta River Parade
The association is calling on San Antonians to craft water-worthy vessels using objects found around the house and film them floating along in 15 second video clips. Individuals, families, businesses and clubs are all welcome to submit.
Read the full story on San Antonio Current.
Despite scrapped gigs and tours, San Antonio artists are still putting out strong new releases
The pandemic has shut down venues across the country, forcing artists to cancel shows and whole tours. That also includes plenty of bands and musicians from San Antonio.
Read the full story on San Antonio Current.
Magik Theatre offering virtual activities, yoga, classes for kids while they’re away from school
The Magik Theatre is offering virtual activities and educational programming as kids across the city practice distant learning.
Read the full story on Graham Media: KSAT 12 .
‘Don’t let the negative be the memory’: Local photography business giving back
Hayward Gaude Photography is struggling like all other small businesses are during the coronavirus pandemic. Despite that, they are still giving back to their customers and the community.
Read the full story on Graham Media: KSAT 12 .
Local church continues to feed hungry during pandemic
A Southeast Bexar County church held its first food pantry since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Read the full story on Graham Media: KSAT 12 .
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