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Bexar Roots Native Plant Sale
Saturday, April 11, 9 AM to 12 noon Phil Hardberger Park (East), 13203 Blanco Road Sale and information tables will be at the north end of the parking lot in front of the restroom and office facilities. The Native Plant Society of Texas will have a wide variety of native plants for sale & will exhibit non-native invasive plants and the environmental harm they cause. * Native perennials, grasses, shrubs and trees, many not readily available in nurseries. * Reasonable…
Find out more »4th Annual San Antonio Walk Against Genocide
The fourth annual San Antonio Walk Against Genocide will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.
Find out more »Digging a Well Together: Encountering God’s Water @ Oblate
Since the day when he had asked me, quite unexpectedly, to teach him how to pray, Mohammed made a habit of coming to talk with me regularly. He is a neighbor, and we have a long history of sharing .... One day, he (Mohammed) found the perfect formula for calling me to order and demanding a meeting: “It has been a long time since we’ve dug our well!” The image stuck. We use it when we feel the need to…
Find out more »Lecture on Arab Spring: Dr. Gilbert Achcar, University of London @ UTSA Downtown
Professor Gilbert Achcar is one of the world’s leading experts on conflict in the Middle East. Professor of Development Studies and International Relations at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London – he specializes in non-religious Arab-Arab disputes. There has been little journalistic coverage of the economic and secular political issues that are the fundamental cause of a great deal of Middle Eastern violence. He has written eleven books and over a hundred articles on…
Find out more »Ancestral Journeys: The Epic of Mexican Migration and its Impact on the American West w/ John Phillip Santos @ the Briscoe
This lecture will trace the paths of Mexican migrations, both ancient and modern, and the profound effects that these migrations have had on the American West and the United States as a whole. John Phillip Santos is a widely published author and media producer who has produced documentaries and news programs in sixteen countries for CBS and PBS. His work has appeared in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the San Antonio Express-News, the Manchester Guardian, Texas Monthly…
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