calendar TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Jazz’SAlive—Sept. 3, 10, 17 from 11am-2pm at Travis Park. Live performances from national and international artists. Proceeds benefit San Antonio county parks.
www.saparksfoundation.org.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
H-E-B 29th “Animal” Zoo Run & Kids Run— 4:45-10pm at San Antonio Zoo, 3903 N. St. Mary’s St. Gather a team of four to compete in this 8 mile relay race benefiting the San Antonio Zoo. Refreshments and awards ceremony after the race.
www.sazoorun.kintera.org.
Inkstravaganza—6pm at Pearl Stable, 307 Pearl Parkway. Celebrating and honoring the 20th anniversary of Gemini Ink and San Antonio Poet Laureate, Carmen Tafolla. Night includes cocktails, gourmet dinner, traditional Conjunto music and art raffle.
www.geminiink.org.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Faith Runs Deep 5K—7:30am at Community Bible Church, North Loop 1604E. Benefit run for Arms of Hope, a local non-profit focused on helping single mother families and children in need.
www.facebook.com/FaithRunsDeep.
Urban Ecology Center Opening—8am-12pm at Phil Hardberger Park (NW Military entrance). Grand opening of the Urban Ecology Center, a $5 million educational and event center. The day will start with guided nature hikes. www.
philhardbergerpark.org.
Daisy’s Paws for a Cause 5K—8am at Alamo Heights Swimming Pool, 250 Viesca. Race to benefit needy pets in the community by providing pet food and veterinary care assistance to their owners. Participants can also donate cans of dog and cat food at the race.
www.daisycares.com/ events.
(Boerne) Slithering Snakes of Texas—9am-12pm at Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road in Boerne. Featuring Dave Barker, world-renowned snake expert and author of “Pythons of the World.” Barker will discuss the fascinating anatomy and behavior of snakes, including the common snake species of the Texas Hill Country. Includes live specimens for participants to handle. $15 for adults, $7 for children.
www.cibolo.org.
Yoga in Motion Grand Re-Opening—12-3pm at Yoga in Motion, 8055 West Ave. Meet new studio owner Terry Ruel and his team of instructors. Yoga demos, freebies and refreshments. www.
yogainmotionsa.com.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
A History of Tea & a Tasting—1-3:30pm at San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston. Journey through time and discover how tea is a complex mix of cultural traditions and trade. A tasting will introduce you to the subtle flavors and health benefits of tea.
www.sabot.org.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Run with SAMA—6:30-7:30pm at the San Antonio Museum of Art, 200 West Jones Ave. Join SAMA the second Tuesday of each month for a leisurely run – runners of all levels are welcome. Enjoy a 5-10 minute talk on fitness in SAMA’s collection, run and walk with professional coaches from Run Wild Sports, and stretch with yoga instructors from The Synergy Studio.
www.samuseum.org.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
World Day of Prayer at Unity Church of San Antonio—7pm Sept. 11 through 7pm Sept 12 at 1723 W. Lawndale. Several events are scheduled during the 24-hour period including drumming, meditation and focused prayer.
www.unityofsa.org.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Essential Oils For Massage—6:30-7:30pm at the Integrative Healing Institute, 7122 San Pedro Ave. Did you know that the most anti-inflammatory substance ever discovered is an essential oil? Whether you want to focus on relaxation or easing aches and pains, essential oils are invaluable for massage. Learn how to choose a quality essential oil, both single oils and blends. $10 per person, RSVP required. For more information or to register, visit
www.naturalreflexes.com or call 210-967-4400.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Friday the 13th Night Race—7pm at McAllister Park, Pavilion 2, 13102 Jones-Maltsberger. Race the trails of McAllister Park dressed as your favorite super hero, zombie or just as yourself. Party, food, and costume contest for best dressed after the race!
www.fridaythe13thnightrace.com.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Run & Walk for AIDS—7:30am at Blue Star Complex, 1414 South Alamo Street. Celebrate life and raise funds for San Antonio AIDS Foundation to continue to promote awareness and provide compassionate medical care to those with HIV/ AIDS.
www.txsaaf.org/events/run-walk-for-aids.
The Rain to Drain Experience—8am-5pm. A free, day-long field trip for Bexar County residents 18 and older. Visit the Edwards Aquifer recharge cave and experience the inner workings of a SAWS water production facility and water recycling plant. Lunch provided. Registration required.
www.saws. org/education/
raintodrain.cfm.
(Boerne) Science in Nature—10am-2pm at Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road, Boerne. Throughout the day children can discover science through hands-on activities, crafts and learning encounters.
www.cibolo.org.
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Overcoming Anxiety with the Tools of Yoga— 2-4:30pm Sept. 14, 28, Oct. 12, 26, at Yoga on Bulverde, 26605 Bulverde (off 281). This four-part series is designed for people living with anxiety, GAD, panic disorder and PTSD. Taught by Michelle L. Bowles, Integrative Yoga Therapist, RYT 500, Certified Trauma Sensitive Yoga Teacher. Visit www.yogaonbulverde. com for info and registration, or call My Lotus Blossom Yoga Therapy at 210-401-0706.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Ashi-Thai Massage Class for LMTs—Sept. 15, 16. This two-day class combines Thai Yoga with Ashiatsu barefoot massage. 16 CEs, $399. www.
ashithai.info.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
savethedate The Miracle of Crystals and Pranic Healing®
—
7pm at Unity Church of San Antonio, 1723 W. Lawndale. Master Stephen Co will teach you how to harness and focus the Life Force or Prana/Chi by using Mother Nature’s power tools: crystals! Directions: 210-824-7351. $10 love donation to Unity.
www.masterstephenco. com,
www.unityofsa.org.
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