Encore episode from the San Antonio Botanical Garden.

Live from the San Antonio Botanical Garden!

Magik Theatre is offering summer day camps for children who want to stay busy this season and entertain their loved ones.

“The BFG” will play at the Magik Theatre from May 4 to June 2.

Miss Black San Antonio Scholarship Pageant, authentic Mexican flavors, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and a veteran-owned business.

The Magik Theatre will present Mo Willems’ contemporary classic, “Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!”

Custom Halloween party planning, Panjaz Panamanian Cuisine’s grand opening, “Carmela Full of Wishes” and sustainable fall fashion.

Sip N Putt, ‘The Lightning Thief’ at Magik Theatre, film festival for dogs, Marachi Camp, great July deals & more

Today on the show, holiday pictures, a magical Christmas performance, empanadas, cookie decorating and tasty tamales.

Today on the show, spooky charcuterie, theatre, DIY halloween costumes & scrumptious mac + cheese!

In honor of National Dyslexia Awareness Month, the Magik Theatre is showing a new production that aims to lessen the stigma surrounding dyslexia.

Known for entertaining children with on-stage productions of many of their favorite storybooks, the Magik Theatre family is mourning one of its own -- 51-year-old Richard Solis.

SAN ANTONIO Now that live performances are allowed to resume, the Magik Theatre is picking up where it left off with new performances of the bestselling childrens book, Dragons Love Tacos.The show debuted over the spring but was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Dave & Busters reopens 1 of 2 San Antonio locationsFeaturing iconic characters, salsa dancing and of course, tacos, the production will welcome back audiences beginning Saturday through June 21. The theater will follow state guidelines for Phase III reopening and will only seat 50% of the buildings capacity for now. Additional safety measures will also be in place, including new social distancing practices and face mask requirements.

SAN ANTONIO – More than 150,000 meals have been handed out to students in the Edgewood Independent School District as area schools near six weeks of distant learning due to the pandemic. A spokesperson with Edgewood said a total of 152,081 meals have been handed out, including 66,610 breakfast meals, 82,239 lunches and 3,232 snacks. “We are so proud of our child nutrition staff for all of their work,” the spokesperson said. Magik Theatre offering virtual activities, yoga, classes for kids while they’re away from schoolTo see where San Antonio-area students can receive free meals as they’re away from school campuses, click here. Greg Abbott extended school closures until at least May 4 as people continue social distancing efforts.