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Illiana Perez stars as Emily Webb and Nicholas May stars as George Gibbs in the Texas State Theatre & Dance production of Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town.”
Photo by Lauren Jurgemeyer

Texas State Department of Theatre & Dance to present ‘Our Town’

Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance presents the American classic “Our Town” October 1-6 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Theatre.

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KnDs Boutique invited the San Marcos High School Diamond Line and Drum line to help show spirit for the Back the Bobcat Spirit contest. Businesses had the opportunity to paint the town maroon and gold to show spirit for the first Bobcat home game. KnDs Boutique won first place for best Spirit. Pictured above is KnDs receiving our award at the block party and on the field at the game.
Photos submitted by Kristan Machado

Shout Out SAN MARCOS

SAN MARCOS

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Sacred Springs Powwow 2019 features Dr. Mario Garza leading the Grand Entrance.
Photos by Rene Renteria

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2023 Sacred Springs Powwow Grand Entry, featuring Dr. Mario Garza on right with
black hat.

Sacred Springs Powwow

Indigenous Cultures Institute to hold annual gathering Oct. 5 & 6

Not just a grind, coffee is a vital part of adult life
Not just a grind, coffee is a vital part of adult life

Kelly Stone is an educator, comedian, mother, and author who loves the heck outta the river. She welcomes e-letters at kellystone. org or kellystonecomedy@gmail. com and adores handwritten notes and postcards via good ol’ snail mail.

Not just a grind, coffee is a vital part of adult life

Dear Readers, One of my longest lasting and most committed relationships has been with coffee. I believe it was 1998 when coffee and I started going steady. I was driving to Houston after a wedding late at night, and I found myself dozing off behind the wheel. So, in order to remedy my sleepiness, I pulled into a gas station and picked up a glass bottle of Starbucks frappuccino. While it certainly had more cream and sugar than coffee, that became my introduction to enjoying the taste of coffee. I began consuming this high-calorie caramel and vanilla beverage, helping with my marathon study sessions, assisting me in actually attending my 8 a.m. classes and even getting ready for dates.

The San Market

Janice Bowden Hardaway, left, and Kelly Bara, right, await the opening of The San Market.
Photo by Sharla Marshall

The San Market

Like a gift to the community, the windows of The San Market have been under the wraps of various historical San Marcos newspapers. Bara and Hardaway will open their shop Saturday to finally reveal what’s inside.
Photo by Sharla Marshall

The San Market

New historic shop to offer gifts and local goods

SMPL, Arts Commission to present San Souci dance cinema festival

Directed by Juliet McMains, “Encuentro Triunfante” is a three-minute 2024 music video from Argentina and the United States that represents the spirit of screendance.
Photo submitted by Sans Souci International Festrival of Dance Cinema

SMPL, Arts Commission to present San Souci dance cinema festival

The San Marcos Public Library in collaboration with the City of San Marcos Arts Commission invites you to enjoy three screenings of selected screendance works. All screenings are free and kid-friendly at The San Marcos Public Library, Room B on Wednesday, Sept. 25, Wednesday, Oct. 23 and Wednesday, Nov. 20 from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

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