Join philosopher Andrew Brei as he helps us unpack the writings of Aldo Leopold and how they can help us better observe the world around us. You will also be invited to join a new year-long writing project. Presented in partnership with Gemini Ink.
In these informative and interactive workshops, participants will explore the rich history of the Son Jarocho musical tradition and its roots in Veracruz, Mexico. Attendees will gain hands-on experience playing the traditional guitar-like instruments and Requinto, learning to write and sing versada in the distinctive Son Jarocho style, and dancing zapateado. All materials are provided. […]
Get ready for a spooky night of music, movement, and fun! Join us on October 29 to learn the iconic choreography from Michael Jackson’s Thriller, then perform and film the routine together for a festive social media video—no dance experience required.
This intro to Hip Hop dance workshop covers the culture, more specifically the dance that took over the world. This workshop will teach you history, choreography, Breakin’ (Breakdancing), tricks, and much more. FA1: Sat, 11/7 | 10:00am – 11:30am (ages 6-12) FA2: Sat, 11/7 | 12:00am – 1:30pm (ages 13-18)
We Gather Together is an adaptive arts education program for young adults that brings together storytelling, music, and movement in a welcoming, creative space. Through playful activities and shared artistic experiences, participants will explore the traditions, rituals, and memories that make this time of year meaningful to them. Together, we’ll make new memories, celebrate connection, […]
One UTSA Circle, Main Building 2.306
San Antonio, TX 78249
UTSA Arts envisions San Antonio as the artistic heart and soul of Texas. Together, we’re building a city where the arts make life richer, expand possibility, strengthen connection, and transform our world.
UTSA Arts is the university’s hub for connection, creativity, and imagination. We support public arts programs, community collaborations, and research initiatives that create pathways for San Antonians to participate fully in the cultural and artistic life of our city.