How San Antonio Built a Flamenco Tradition of Its Own
San Antonio flamenco history stretches from Berta Almaguer and Teresa Champion to Timo Lozano, La Presy, Carlos Menchaca, Mia de Lourdes and today’s artists.
San Antonio flamenco history stretches from Berta Almaguer and Teresa Champion to Timo Lozano, La Presy, Carlos Menchaca, Mia de Lourdes and today’s artists.
Oliver Rajamani brings Flamenco India to Austin’s State Theatre on December 6, exploring the musical and cultural connections between India, the Romani diaspora and flamenco.
San Antonio’s Carver Community Cultural Center launches its 2026–27 season with a multigenerational lineup spanning music, dance, theater and community programming.
Mia de Lourdes returns to San Antonio from Madrid to share the stage with her childhood mentor Olivia Chacon in a special September 4 performance at Carmens de la Calle.
The Prince of Spanish Guitar brings his 25 Years of Passion tour to Austin on August 20 and San Antonio on August 21, blending Spanish guitar, flamenco, dance and global rhythms.
Genevieve Obregón and Matthew Guerra bring eight months of mentorship through the Texas Folklife Apprenticeship Program to the stage in Sol y Sombra.