San Antonio Magazine

Kickstart your Monday with an extra cup of coffee ? ! Explore our Coffee Lover's Guide for a curated list of the best spots to get your caffeine fix!

October is Texas Wine Month, an ideal time to explore the Hill Country’s wine region. There are now over 60 wineries, and more are cropping up. New tasting rooms and storage facilities are under construction, new wines are being released, and new reasons to uncork a bottle arise every day.

Like all cities, San Antonio has had to work hard to regain the footing lost in 2020 when COVID-19 caused the hospitality industry to grind to a screeching halt. Today, as travel and tourism continue to grow, the city is rising to meet the need. Programs like those at St. Philip's College and the newly launched Hospitality Academy at Pearl are doing for the city’s hospitality scene what the Culinary Institute of America did for its restaurants, elevating San Antonio from simply a destination to an all-encompassing experience through education, empowerment and employment.

In?her nearly 80-year career, Rosemary?Kowalski, chairman emeritus of The RK Group, has served tens of millions of guests, including seven U.S. presidents, the Queen of England, Prince (now King) Charles, entertainers Jay Leno and Joel Gray, and business leaders including Warren Buffett. Impressive, certainly, but only part of her enduring legacy and one of many milestones Kowalski has achieved, including celebrating her upcoming 100th birthday on Sept. 27.

The must-stop shop for many Fiesta goers, which evolved from a business dealing in magic tricks and party gags, turns 75 this year.

Win a pair of tickets to see the LA-based band at Stable Hall on September 20!

This stunning King William renovation by TOBIN SMITH ARCHITECT blends history with contemporary design.

Discover Pullman Market's Mezcaleria, a unique bar within a grocery store offering over 200 Mexican spirits and cocktails. https://lnkd.in/g3VfTn9v

The philosophy behind the San Antonio-based cosmetics company Chica Beauty is simple — as in keep it simple.

Veteran KSAT broadcasters have done everything from flying with the Thunderbirds to reporting on a naughty Santa.