Labor rights icon Emma Tenayuca is being honored and remembered during Dia De Los Muertos with a unique altar at the San Antonio Museum of Art.

An exhibit at the San Antonio Museum of Art is combining art, history and beer.

2021 marks 40 years for the San Antonio Museum of Art and like so many businesses and organizations around the country, last year has not been easy. But SAMA was able to weather the storm and now has some exciting exhibits on the horizon.

SAN ANTONIO – A big part of the fabric of our city is our culture and arts, and some of our most precious museums are at risk because of the financial impacts from the pandemic. The San Antonio Museum of Art, otherwise known as SAMA, is famous world-wide, visited by presidents of foreign countries and even the king and queen of Spain in 2018. The museum is now back open, but the non-profit needs the community’s help in order to keep thriving. The museum is open during the holiday season, except it will be closed on Christmas Day and on New Year’s Day. RELATED: San Antonio Museum of Art to offer virtual school tours for students in grades K-12