San Antonio’s Contemporary Art Month 2013 kicked off at the beginning of March. With practically countless shows, performances, openings, parties, and pop-ups taking place every day this month, the CAM calendar of events could overwhelm even the most energetic and zealous of art lovers.
Good old St. Mary’s University has revamped their MBA program, adding some sparkle in the form of a partnership with 3 Day Startup and kick-starting their efforts with a grant from Graham Weston’s 80/20 Foundation. Called the “Greehey MBA for Values-Driven Leaders, ” this revamped program intends to be relevant, values-focused, and unique from other MBA programs around the country.
The ninth incarnation of PechaKucha in San Antonio, conveniently situated just after Valentine’s Day and so themed, featured couples who work together. Artists, musicians, chefs, small business owners, designers, architects… All dipping their pens in the company ink. How scandalous!
Woah there, Phil Davis, theatre in San Antonio is doing just fine. Enter AtticRep – a professional theatre company in residence at Trinity University. Since 2005, this company has presented provocative, challenging work with the intention of catalysing dialogue about some of the more difficult and taboo subjects.
This post is a part of a new quick restaurant review series, “Let’s do Lunch,” which highlights downtown and near-downtown restaurants ideal for a weekday lunch visit.
This post is a part of a new quick restaurant review series, “Let’s do Lunch,” which highlights downtown and near-downtown restaurants ideal for a weekday lunch visit.
The eighth PechaKucha night in San Antonio came and went, with eight speakers sharing the stories of their diverse and fascinating passions in front of a packed house. Read the full review now on The Rivard Report.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5: PechaKucha Night San Antonio, volume eight. Eight speakers will have 20 slides x 20 seconds to share their stories and passions. A donation of $5 at the door (or $10 online before noon today for a presale ticket) gets you into the event at the Center for Architecture in the Pearl Brewery complex.
Last week, a non-profit organization called BioMed SA honored a brilliant local doctor/inventor with the prestigious Palmaz Award. See my recent post on The Rivard Report for closer look at the robust biomedical scene of the Alamo City, more about Dr. Miller and his invention, the EZ-IO, and your daily dose of totally non-scary science.
The seventh installment of PechaKucha Night in San Antonio came and went last Thursday at the Center for Architecture in the Pearl. For a summary of the eight speakers and their 20 slides x 20 seconds, take a gander at my PechaKucha recap on The Rivard Report.
