DreamWeek San Antonio

12/13/2025

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones alongside former Mayor Ron Nirenberg and nonprofit organizations, such as the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center and the Asian American Alliance of San Antonio, gathered at City Hall to encourage the city council to support moving the date of municipal elections from May to November in odd-numbered years.

According to Mayor Jones, the purpose of this change is to increase voter turnout and save taxpayer dollars. Other major cities in Texas such as Austin, Houston and Dallas hold their municipal elections in November.

In San Antonio, voter turnout for this year’s May elections was 9% compared to the 20% that cast ballots in November.

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12/13/2025

Tall people unite! welcomes. You are all in this season
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12/11/2025

So chic!! Things to do in SA!!

12/11/2025

‘Kindred,’ located on the World Heritage Trail, highlights the community’s connection to the land and between generations.

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

Generations Over Dinner transforms the simple act of sharing a meal into a catalyst for profound social change. This innovative initiative brings together people across age groups – from teenagers (12+) to centenarians – around carefully curated dinner conversations that bridge generational divides and combat the epidemic of social isolation devastating our communities.

Special community dinner experience where everyone is seen, heard, and appreciated across generations.

12/10/2025

Generations Over Dinner | Jan 22 from 6pm to 8pm
San Antonio Area Foundation

This intentional mix breaks down generational barriers by bringing together people of all ages for a meaningful, guided conversation, ensuring that every participant is seen, heard, and appreciated. Generations Over Dinner is built on the power of shared stories and diverse perspectives. This is a unique opportunity to engage with individuals from different generations, sparking conversations that foster deeper understanding and social connection. By attending, you will help bridge generational divides and contribute to a more inclusive, connected community.

Register now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dreamweek-2026-generations-over-dinner-tickets-1839739974789?aff=oddtdtcreator

12/10/2025

The HBCU Truth & Reconciliation Oral History Project is an endeavor that uses the power of spoken and documented words to heal and create spiritual and social change.

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