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Feature Stories
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Seventeen Years of Flamenco: A Festival and the Artists Who Shaped It
From the Cameo Theatre to Main Plaza, seventeen years of performances, artists and collaborations that shaped WeFlamenco Fest.
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Seventeen Years of Flamenco: A Festival and the Artists Who Shaped It
From the Cameo Theatre to Main Plaza, seventeen years of performances, artists and collaborations that shaped WeFlamenco Fest.
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Interview: El Turry brings flamenco’s next generation to San Antonio
Antonio Gómez “El Turry” brings Love Flamenco to San Antonio Sept. 30 with a young cast he believes represents the next generation of flamenco. by Marco Aquino The…
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Decades of Jasmina Wellinghoff’s Arts Coverage Preserve a San Antonio Flamenco History
by Marco Aquino For decades, if something significant was happening on a San Antonio stage, there was a good chance Jasmina Wellinghoff was watching. Wellinghoff, the longtime journalist,…
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A’lante Flamenco brings Flamenco Under the Stars to Zilker Park
The 411 A’lante Flamenco returns to Zilker Park September 18 and 19 for two free performances of Flamenco Under the Stars. The Austin company brings flamenco into conversation…
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Tamara Adira Brings La Vida de Basquiat to Sevilla Bienal OFF
Tamara Adira brings La Vida de Basquiat, a new teatro flamenco production blending multimedia, spoken word and performance art, to Sevilla’s Bienal OFF Festival on September 26.
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Flamenco India Comes to the State Theatre
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.
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The Carver Announces a New Season of Music, Dance and Cultural Discovery
San Antonio’s Carver Community Cultural Center launches its 2026–27 season with a multigenerational lineup spanning music, dance, theater and community programming.
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Mia de Lourdes and Olivia Chacon: A Full-Circle Moment in Flamenco
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…
Interviews
Conversations with artists, makers and cultural voices. View all interviews.
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Interview: El Turry brings flamenco’s next generation to San Antonio
Antonio Gómez “El Turry” brings Love Flamenco to San Antonio Sept. 30 with a young cast he believes represents the next generation of flamenco.…
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Gerry Gibbs on Jazz Evolution and Carmens’ Impact
by Marco Aquino In this interview, band leader and multi-instrumentalist Gerry Gibbs reflects on his early years of musical performances at Carmens de la…
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An interview with costume designer Lisa Perello
An interview with costume designer Lisa Perello Marco Aquino As a former flamenco dancer, Lisa Perello creates costumes for every professional flamenco dancer and…
News
Flamenco, cultural arts and community news from San Antonio and beyond. View all news.
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A’lante Flamenco brings Flamenco Under the Stars to Zilker Park
The 411 A’lante Flamenco returns to Zilker Park September 18 and 19 for two free performances of Flamenco Under the Stars. The Austin company…
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The Carver Announces a New Season of Music, Dance and Cultural Discovery
San Antonio’s Carver Community Cultural Center launches its 2026–27 season with a multigenerational lineup spanning music, dance, theater and community programming.
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Love Flamenco World Tour Brings a Night of Cante, Baile and Compás to the Carver
Spain’s Love Flamenco World Tour arrives at the Jo Long Theatre at the Carver on September 30, bringing an international cast of singers, dancers,…
Confluencias
Artists, ideas and cultural forces that cross boundaries and reshape how we see the world.
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Tamara Adira Brings La Vida de Basquiat to Sevilla Bienal OFF
Tamara Adira brings La Vida de Basquiat, a new teatro flamenco production blending multimedia, spoken word and performance art, to Sevilla’s Bienal OFF Festival on September 26.