San Antonio celebrates & remembers on Día de los Muertos.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center’s “Rio Bravo” performance that features twenty folklorico dancers and ten mariachi musicians showcasing the history of South Texas Tejano roots.

Vibrant music and dance traditions of the Texas-Mexico border region will come to life when “Rio Bravo” returns for its 30th anniversary performance at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center in September.

The 42nd annual Tejano Conjunto Festival is returning this weekend with more than 20 of Texas’ best Conjunto bands and performers.

The winning poster for the 42nd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio was unveiled Tuesday at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.

This weekend is the final run for the Chicano classic comedy “Petra’s Pecado” at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center Theater.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center and Prosper West San Antonio have released a holiday shopping guide.

Celebrity comedian Carlos Mencia, pan de muertos mini figurines, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center and Dia De Los Muertos fashion

The iconic Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center theater is expected to be revamped into a destination performance theater.

Lumpia eating contest, Chris Flores & Yuengling bring Oktoberfest pairings, celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Nuestras Voces and new fall fashion pieces

Thousands of people participated in the 27th annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice Saturday morning in the historical Avenida Guadalupe neighborhood outside of the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.

The annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice is scheduled to take place this Saturday, March 25.

Crystal City 1969 will be performed for the first time in San Antonio this month.

Día de Los Muertos is happening soon, and to celebrate, AARP is sponsoring La Vida de Los Muertos, an event hosted by the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is celebrating Día de Los Muertos with a free dance production and month-long altar exhibition.

Following a pandemic that cost them more than $50 million combined, the San Antonio City Council approved the final list of 46 local non-profit art organizations and 136 artists to split $5 million in federal relief dollars.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebration of Mexican tradition and culture.

A program at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is helping San Antonians tell their stories and share with the community.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center will host a free camp for students ages 13-18 in July.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center hosts an annual altar exhibit for the community to celebrate and mourn during Day of the Dead.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month?

A new bookstore and gift shop makes space from stories, achievements and experiences of Hispanics and Latinos.

Guadalupe Dance Company had their first performance on Sept 15, 1991 for the city’s celebrations for Mexico’s Independence. Years later, the mission to preserve and promote the Mexican culture through dance, continues.

San Antonio’s original Latinx film festival returns at Guadalupe Theater for its 42nd year. More than half of the films are from Texas.

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is getting ready for its annual Day of the Dead programming, and it’s partnering with AARP for workshops. Community members are invited to build altars to celebrate their loved ones who have passed. For those who are not as familiar with Day of the Dead (Dia de Muertos), AARP has listed some insight on the celebration. “The main thing that goes into it is the love and remembrance of their loved ones,” said Cristina Balli, executive director for the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. If you are interested in watching a virtual Day of the Dead virtual altar workshop with AARP, the livestream will start at 7 p.m. on the AARP Texas Facebook page.

SAN ANTONIO – The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is located in the heart of the west side of San Antonio. This month dance instructors and students are coming together even more so (online) to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. “We are always celebrating our Hispanic heritage, that is why we exist,” Education Director at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center Belinda Menchaca said. Preserving and conserving the Mexican traditions is at the root of the dance classes available at the Guadalupe Dance Company. The Guadalupe Dance Company is located at 723 S. Brazos St.

SAN ANTONIO – Today on SA Live, Jen celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with the dancers at Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center! Plus, cute Halloween fashion for kids, Halloween treats and decor, gadgets that will solve your problems and DIY Dia de los Muertos makeup. First, our question of the day: Would you rather have the best Halloween decorations or the best Christmas decorations? Trick-or-treating may be a bit different this year, but those cute Halloween looks never go out of style! Stream the show anytime from the KSAT TV app on Roku, Fire Stick, a smart TV or smartphone.