
Trinity University Ensembles Present Sacred and Profane
Undergraduate musicians perform a collaborative concert at the UTSA Recital Hall.
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Do you find that performances blending sacred and secular themes enhance your appreciation of music?
In San Antonio, arts and theater news means live stage productions, museum exhibitions, dance seasons and opera performances. The reporting tracks the full schedule of performances and gallery openings throughout the city.

Undergraduate musicians perform a collaborative concert at the UTSA Recital Hall.
Live Poll
Do you find that performances blending sacred and secular themes enhance your appreciation of music?
The newly formed San Antonio orchestra took the stage as a legal battle regarding trade secrets began.
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Do you believe university-hosted events are an effective way to connect students with the local community?
The College of Liberal & Fine Arts celebrated the arts with a campus-wide festival on the Brenan Lawn.

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Do you believe public grants for individual artists improve the cultural life of your local community?
The San Antonio artist received the prestigious award for his work documenting social injustice.

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Should students independently organize campus events when official university funding is unavailable?
The student-led show featuring a screening and shadow cast is scheduled for October 30 in Chapman Hall.

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Do you prefer interactive variety shows over traditional stand-up comedy?
The variety show, hosted by John and Kristen Tuttle, combines improv and audience participation at the Rah Rah Room.

Day to day, that means show openings, season announcements, exhibition launches and the logistics of managing performance venues. It reaches across the city and the suburban areas that host local talent and touring companies. Seasonal patterns dictate the pace of these stories, with exhibition schedules and production cycles driving the calendar. Attendance trends and venue management are the factors that most often influence the viability of the local cultural scene.