By Darcie Papillion Web Content Contributor As people make their way through the gates, a feeling of excitement spreads throughout the crowd of people, after all, NIOSA (Night In Old San Antonio), or Fiesta, is back! NIOSA is a four-night festival held in the heart of downtown San Antonio. The festival, established in 1936, was a simple one-day harvest festival that has grown over time and has held different names […]
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor SAN ANTONIO -- The Professional Tour Guide Association of San Antonio (PTGASA) celebrates its 25 year anniversary of establishment this year. To commemorate the anniversary, PTGASA is offering a series of free tours on Sept. 21. The free tour program will include 17 different historic and cultural sites across San Antonio. Guides will be on hand to present tours at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 […]
By Hannah Alvarado Web Content Contributor Autumn is my absolute favorite time of the year, which I’m sure a lot of you will agree with me on. It’s the start of the holiday season and the entire world seems to suddenly have such a cozy nature to it. There’s only one issue though, we live in South Texas, so unfortunately we are excluded from a lot of the fall time […]
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor Richter’s Antler Cafe, which customers call The Antler, is a nice little restaurant northeast of San Antonio which never fails to fill up with customers. This restaurant might feel a little backwoods to some, however they do everything high class. Anyone passing through this part of Texas should stop at The Antler to enjoy some good home cookin'. Location: 1 Sun Valley Dr, Spring […]
By Tino Manor Photojournalist @Chapterxiv_ This is my first year joining KTSW and I have been covering a big variety of events. Last month, I got the opportunity to shoot at Mala Luna in San Antonio, Texas. This festival also happens to be my very first time shooting at a music concert. I had a great time being in the photo pit among other young photographers and seeing the excitement […]
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor Migos took the stage on Day 2 of Mala Luna. I knew preparation was key, so getting a front row view meant getting there early. While most concerts get crowded within 30 minutes of a performance, the festival was crowded an hour and 25 minutes before Migos actually came out. People were buckled in from front to back and the police had to occasionally […]
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor This October 28th-29th, Mala Luna returns to San Antonio, TX for another year. The festival is known as a benefiting network for young artists and is quickly drawing in concert lovers from all over the nation because of its astonishing line up. With so many artists to see and an emphasis on the bigger names of music, it may be difficult figured out whose […]
By Troy Vita Music Director Corusco is an indie-rock group from right here in Texas that I was lucky enough to catch on their way to play a show at Imagine Books and Records in San Antonio, Texas. We talked about musical style/influences, recording plans and a very helpful U-Haul employee named Eugene. Listen to the full interview here: Make sure to check out the guys at www.corusco.net, and be […]
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