Our September Lion's Field event is The Human Scale, a film about the work of Danish architect Jan Gehl. It deals with his studies of the human scale of cities and how they can be designed or improved to make them more interactive and inclusive. This event is free and open to the public. In its review of the film, Variety notes that: Andreas M. Dalsgaard's excellent urban-planning documentary should enthuse pedestrians, bike riders and public-space proponents everywhere. Taking as…
Find out more »The Israel Public Diplomacy Forum is bringing one of the world’s top experts on U.S. Policy in the Middle East to San Antonio for a special address at the International Center on Sep. 22. The event is jointly sponsored by the World Affairs Council of San Antonio, the City of San Antonio’s International Relations Office and the San Antonio Council for International Visitors. Professor Eytan Gilboa, a Middle East scholar and commentator will speak on “The U.S. in the Middle…
Find out more »Join us for a town hall-style debate and discussion with CNN political commentators Van Jones and S.E. Cupp as they answer questions and encourage a civil and lively discourse on the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates and the issues facing our nation. This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the TLU Jessie S. and Jack Harold Upton Brown Cultural Enrichment Endowment Fund. S.E. Cupp is a nationally syndicated columnist, author and commentator. She is…
Find out more »REGISTER Look. Now look again. Did you really see and remember what you were looking at? Close observation of works of art is a dynamic and creative experience that is increasingly used by medical schools and the medical profession to improve observational skills, creative thinking, comfort with ambiguity and relate these to diagnostic practices with patients. Hear from Bonnie Pitman, a former director of the Dallas Museum of Art and current Distinguished Scholar in Residence at the University of Texas…
Find out more »This September, SAY Sí’s young artists celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with the annual “Cuentos y Culturas” exhibition and showcase. Middle and high school student-artists will use various media to explore their personal narratives and the rich cultural history of San Antonio. The ALAS Youth Theatre Company presents Napako, an original stage production that portrays one of the creation stories of the ancient people of Texas. This original play will use multimedia-driven staging and storytelling to dive into the history, geography,…
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