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UTSA Arts The mission of UTSA Arts is to promote the arts in San Antonio, South Texas and beyond.
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UTSA Arts connects the cultures of the world to our community through world-class programs, exhibits, and performances leveraging partnerships with other arts organizations in San Antonio, across Texas and the nation. UTSA Arts provides educational programs for the benefit of people of all ages and backgrounds who desire to develop their creative abilities in a safe and supportive environment.

Join us tomorrow October 27 to witness North Indian Flute Across Traditions with Maestro Deepak Ram inside Recital Hall ...
10/26/2026

Join us tomorrow October 27 to witness North Indian Flute Across Traditions with Maestro Deepak Ram inside Recital Hall in the Arts Building on UT San Antonio Main Campus at 7:30 PM. Free and open to the public.

Deepak Ram is a versatile artist who is well known for his evocative performances in traditional North Indian (Hindustani) classical music, his collaborations with musicians of other genres, his innovative compositions and for his excellence as a teacher. Deepak’s knowledge of both Indian and western traditions is evident in his compositions which range from pieces for jazz groups, western flute quartets (flute, violin, viola and cello), choral works and ballets to orchestral pieces.

10/26/2026

Ever wanted to make your own jewelry? 💍

Start with a ring and discover what goes into making it by hand. In this two-day course, learn from artists as you explore foundational metal jewelry skills, from hammering and shaping to soldering, adding texture and polishing.

Leave with new skills and at least two finished pieces made by you. ✨

Ready to try your hand? Explore the course and register through the link in our bio.
https://bit.ly/UTSA-Fall-2026-Intro-to-Jewelry

Join us tomorrow, October 24th for the opening of the 2026 Debbie McMahon Fiber Symposium, Inhabiting Place: Works by An...
10/23/2026

Join us tomorrow, October 24th for the opening of the 2026 Debbie McMahon Fiber Symposium, Inhabiting Place: Works by Anna Evans, Coulter Fussell, and Julia Gabriel Weber, from 1 - 4 PM with Artist Talks Starting at 2 PM inside the Russell Hill Rogers Galleries and Lecture Hall!

📍Santikos Building, UT San Antonio Main Campus

Congratulations to Kim Bishop, MFA ’22, a San Antonio artist and manager of UT San Antonio Professional and Continuing E...
10/21/2026

Congratulations to Kim Bishop, MFA ’22, a San Antonio artist and manager of UT San Antonio Professional and Continuing Education’s Young Artist Program, whose two new works are welcoming travelers to the Alamo City while sharing a story deeply rooted in San Antonio’s history and connection to the river.

Bishop’s “Fountainhead” and “Rise Up” have been permanently installed in the new Ground Terminal at San Antonio International Airport. Together, the site-specific works span more than 2,400 square feet and invite travelers to experience the San Antonio River not simply as a familiar landmark, but as a place of origin, history and cultural memory.

Read the full story on UT San Antonio Today at our link in bio 🔗

10/20/2026

Don’t miss out on your two chances to witness Maestro Deepak Ram at Recital Hall inside the Arts Building on UT San Antonio Main Campus! Free and open to the public.

📅 North Indian Flute Across Traditions with Maestro Deepak Ram
October 27 at 7:30 pm

📅 Prana Milan (Meeting of Breath) Double Flute Concerto for Western Flute, Bansuri, and Orchestra by Deepak Ram commissioned by Rachel Woolf
October 30 at 7:30 pm

Deepak Ram is a versatile artist who is well known for his evocative performances in traditional North Indian (Hindustani) classical music, his collaborations with musicians of other genres, his innovative compositions and for his excellence as a teacher. Deepak’s knowledge of both Indian and western traditions is evident in his compositions which range from pieces for jazz groups, western flute quartets (flute, violin, viola and cello), choral works and ballets to orchestral pieces.

Join us next week for the opening of the 2026 Debbie McMahon Fiber Symposium - Inhabiting Place: Works by Anna Evans, Co...
10/16/2026

Join us next week for the opening of the 2026 Debbie McMahon Fiber Symposium - Inhabiting Place: Works by Anna Evans, Coulter Fussell, and Julia Gabriel Weber, on October 24th from 1 - 4 PM with Artist Talks Starting at 2 PM inside the Russell Hill Rogers Galleries and Lecture Hall!

Learn more about the featured Artists at arts.utsa.edu.

Don’t miss out on our All Levels | Special Workshop| 2192 | Functional Applique & Hand Quilting with Anna Evans, one of the invited artists exhibiting and speaking at the symposium.

Sat & Sun, Oct 24 & 25 | 9:00am – 11:00am

Register at link in bio

Cottonwood by Anna Evans
Night Bloom Cereus by Coulter Fussell
Steady Detail by Julia Gabriel Weber

Please join us for the third event in the 2026-27 Arts + Ecology Series featuring artist, Marisol Cortez on October 22nd...
10/15/2026

Please join us for the third event in the 2026-27 Arts + Ecology Series featuring artist, Marisol Cortez on October 22nd at 6:30 PM inside the Dining Hall, Urschel Building on the UT San Antonio Southwest Campus.

Rooted in San Antonio, Marisol Cortez writes across genre about place and power for all the other border walking weirdos out there. She is author of the award-winning South Texas cli-fi novel Luz at Midnight (FlowerSong Press 2020) and two books of poetry, The Bird Church (Finishing Line Press 2025) and I Call on the Earth (Double Drop Press 2019), a chapbook bearing witness to the forced removal of MissionTrails Mobile Home Community. She teaches creative writing at the University of Texas San Antonio and serves as Creative Editor for Deceleration, a grassroots media project that covers environmental justice thought, praxis, and art for South Texas. Other projects and publications can be found at mcortez.net

10/15/2026

Tickets are here!!

INHERITANCE - a staged reading
Nov 15, 2pm & 16, 7:30pm

Presented in partnership with UTSA Arts

Join us for this darkly funny new play about family, trauma, and the choices that shape a legacy. After their father’s death, two brothers confront their buried wounds and the question at the heart of every generation: are we doomed to repeat the past?

Become an essential part of developing this brand new, original stage production in partnership with Turnip Ensemble Theater. As an audience member, you will be invited into the performance through audience interaction, talkback, and follow up feedback. Your perspective is vital to this new work.

Only 40 seats in the audience - get your tickets today!

https://turniptheater.ticketspice.com/inheritance-reading

Big laughs start with little imaginations! 🎭In Improv Comedy for Kids, young performers will practice thinking on their ...
10/14/2026

Big laughs start with little imaginations! 🎭

In Improv Comedy for Kids, young performers will practice thinking on their feet, working together, and speaking with confidence, all while having fun and making each other laugh.
With three Saturday sessions, this UT San Antonio Community Arts class wraps up with a showcase performance on December 19!

🎭 Ages 6–12 | All levels welcome
📅 Saturdays, December 5, 12 & 19
⏰ 10 a.m.–noon
💲 $90 for all three sessions

Presented in partnership with Turnip Ensemble Theater and taught by Clint Taylor and Shawn Kenyon.
Ready to join the crew? Register here https://bit.ly/UT-SanAntonio-Kids-Improv

Art has a way of bringing people together. Saturday’s opening of with a Shared Vision at Bihl Haus Arts was a beautiful ...
10/13/2026

Art has a way of bringing people together. Saturday’s opening of with a Shared Vision at Bihl Haus Arts was a beautiful chance to celebrate the artists behind UT San Antonio’s AIR: Public Art for Public Schools Program. 🎨

Curated by our own Kim Bishop, the exhibition honors the creativity and connections at the heart of bringing public art into schools. We’re proud to celebrate Kim and the many artists who make this work possible!

Missed the opening? Come explore the exhibition and join the AIR Exhibition Artist Panel Talk on Saturday, October 17, from 2–4 p.m. at Bihl Haus Arts to hear directly from the artists.

Plan your visit: https://bihlhausarts.org/
Address: 2803 Fredericksburg Road (inside gates of The Sorento Senior Apartments), San Antonio, TX 78201

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300 Augusta Street
San Antonio, TX
78205

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

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