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Community
Events
All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.
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"Concrete Abstractions" Exhibit
Fri., Mar. 5, 6-8pm
C4 Workspace & Gallery,
108 King William
Meet artist Roland Rodriguez & discuss his work. Light refreshments will be served.
c4workspace.com
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First Friday Reading
Fri., Mar. 5, 6:30pm
Gemini Ink, 513 S. Presa
Join Gemini Ink to welcome spring faculty member Pattiann Rogers as she reads from her works.
geminiink.org
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Get Outdoors!
Sat., Mar. 6, 10am-2pm
Mission San Jose,
6701 San Jose Drive
Outdoor fun & games presented by dozens of outdoor agencies & organizations.
sara-tx.org
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SAY Si One-Act Performances
March 11-20, 8pm
SAY Sí Central, 1518 S. Alamo
The SAY Sí Black Box Series presents two original
one-act performances: "Lost For Words" and "El
Chuco Loves La Che."
$10 adults, $8 students/seniors
saysi.org, 212-8666
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The Classic Theatre of San Antonio Presents
Arthur Miller's
All My Sons
March 11-28
Jump-Start Performance Co.,
108 Blue Star
Tickets $10-$20
classictheatre.org
1-800-838-3006
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Music from St. Mark's Presents
Pietro Cimara (1887-1967):
His Life and Songs
Sun., Mar. 7, 4pm
St. Mark's Episcopal Church,
315 E. Pecan
stmarks-sa.org
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Musical
Evenings at San Fernando Cathedral:
"Songs of the Spring"
Sun., Mar. 7,
6:30pm
San Fernando Cathedral,
115 Main Plaza
musicalbridges.org
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Downtown's BEST
Awards
Celebrating a decade of downtown's best people, places, projects and events.
Nominations due March 12. Awards ceremony on April 9. downtownsa.org/best
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Gemini Ink Seeks Book Donations
Books of all genres will be given to children & families at Luminaria & the King William Fair parade. Help us by dropping off your used books at 513 S. Presa, or call ahead and we can pick up the books for you. Call 734-9673.
geminiink.org
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Community Event Listings
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Do you have a community event you'd like to share with the neighborhood? Please send your brief event details as email message text (what, when, where, contact info) to king.william@sbcglobal.net no later than 10 am on the Friday prior to your event. You are also welcome to include a small jpeg image file (no larger than 100 KB).
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In Memoriam
Ann SlezakAnn Slezak, the mother of Ed Slezak, passed away on Monday, March 1. Ann lived on Madison Street. Details about a memorial will be shared in a forthcoming e-blast.
Craig Austin
Craig Austin, a former King William resident and past KWA president (1995-1996), passed away on Tuesday, March 2. Friends and family will be celebrating his life on Saturday, March 6, from 2-4 pm at La Focaccia Italian Grill, 800 S. Alamo. More details are available online. |
WANTED:
CANOE and KAYAK,
Used or DamagedThey don't even need to float, since they will be used in a display. Please call your neighbors, Anne Toxey and Patrick McMillan at 225-7066. Thank you!
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Bonham Academy Herb Sale
Fundraiser
Bonham students will be holding an herb sale fundraiser though March 15. The herbs, naturally grown and pesticide-free, include basil, oregano, rosemary, chives, lemon thyme, lavender, parsley, lemon balm, mint and come in 4-inch pots @ $3/each.
Order online at friendsofbonham.org/herb-sale-fundraiser, by phone at 212-9373, or contact your nearest Bonham student. Herbs will be delivered the week of March 22. All proceeds benefit Bonham Outdoor Education program. |
Spay & Neuter Days
Mozart Cat Days Have your cat spayed or neutered for $20 on the first Wednesday of each month at the SNAP clinic at 6758 Ingram Road. Advanced reservations are required and can be made by calling SNAP at 210-673-7722.
Sadie Dog Days
Have your dog spayed or neutered for $30 on the second Wednesday of each month (next one coming up on March 10th!), also at the SNAP clinic. Advanced reservations are also required.
Funding for this program graciously provided by the Sherman Foundation. |
Help Plant Trees!
Saturday, March 6, 8 am
Corner of Florida Street & I-37The beautification of the gas station at the end of Florida Street has begun! With the help of many individuals and the cooperation of the gas station, 20-45 gallon trees will be placed along the property. We need people to help place the trees in the transport, place in ground, and mulch. If you think you can donate even one hour please contact Michelle Stress at naturalpaws@yahoo.com, 928-369-8351, or just show up. The more hands the better.
PS. The holes will already have been dug out the day before, but may need a bit more cutting around the edges. Bring a shovel if you have one and any other garden tools you think will be helpful. |
Yard & Bake Sale Fundraiser
Saturday, March 6, 9 am-2 pm
203 Madison StreetYard & Bake Sale Fundraiser to benefit the Davidson Respite Home. This is an emergency shelter and foster placement agency for mentally challenged children. KW resident Miranda McCardle is earning the Girl Scout Gold Award and will use the proceeds to plant a garden and have a "Spring Time" party for the children. Any donations of items or baked goods for the fundraiser are appreciated. For more information, please call 324-1679.
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Villa Finale Events
Photo by Carol Highsmith
Visit villafinale.org or call 223-9800 ext. 34323 for more event details and reservations. All events held at the Villa Finale Visitor Center, 122 Madison Street. |
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KWA Business Members
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Many thanks to the following local businesses for their support!
A Blansett Barn & Guest Cottage
A Yellow Rose B&B
Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital
Alamo Street Victorian Inn
Anne Alexander Appraisals (Arts/Antiques), 277-2775
Beethoven Maennerchor, Inc.
Blue Star Contemporary Art Center
Brackenridge House B&B
Breaux Arts Design
C4 Workspace
C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc.
Charles Schubert Architect, 227-2968
CVF LLC, 601-9582
Downtown Dwellings LLC
Fisher Heck, Inc., Architects
Gemini Ink
Guia Brand Planning
Hasdorff & Convery, P.C.
John Barrera, Kuper Sotheby's International Realty
King William Realty
Macondo Foundation
Marita Emmett Law Office
Martin & Drought, P.C.
Mission Restaurant Supply
Newell Recycling of SA LP
Ronald P. Guyer, Lawyer, 226-6808
Rosario's
Rutherford and Rutherford PLLC
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Benevolent Association
San Antonio Alliance
San Antonio Art League & Museum
San Antonio Conservation Society
San Antonio Independent Living Services
SAY Si
Shivers & Shivers
Southtown Realty, 227-7588
State Representative Mike Villarreal
The Friendly Spot
The Margaret Gething House, 227-9498
Torres Taco Haven
Twin Liquors
United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County
Villa Finale
Wash Shake Wag
CLICK HERE for more info about KWA membership.
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King William Association
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 2 pm
1032 S. Alamo Street, San Antonio, TX 78210
Phone: (210) 227-8786 Fax: (210) 227-8030
king.william@sbcglobal.net
www.KingWilliamAssociation.org www.KWFair.org
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