West Side Sound Oral History Project

A film screening and panel discussion on Nov. 5 will highlight the rich musical history of San Antonio's Chicano community.

The documentary You've Succeeded: The Life & Times of Dimas Garza dives into the life of the San Antonio native, who sang with groups like The Lyrics and The Royal Jesters.

The film is shown in collaboration with West Side Sound Oral History Project, a collection of scholars and community activists who aim to preserve the history of San Antonio’s music scene.

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Janie’s Record Shop, a revered Tejano music source for artists, celebrates its 40th anniversary next month.

"They need to put a historical marker at her shop because she’s such a staple for who we are as a culture." bit.ly/45lM5w1

Calling all San Antonio based artists!!! Come learn all about grants and how to apply Wednesdays and Thursdays starting soon!

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, February 15th, for our first Conjunto Jam of 2025 - "MY MAIN SQUEEZE" at The Cove featuring El Mero, Mero, MAX BACA!!!

The Conjunto Love will start at 5 pm, with no cover, and with a lineup that will have you up and dancing with your Main Squeeze!!! 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

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