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10/30/2022
MexAmeriCon Comic Convention opens it's doors at 4-pm with Artisan Mercado by Frida Friday ATX
Sugar skull decorating & face painting by MACC Education
and Sculpture Installations by Las Piñatas ATX
Screen printing, photobooths, children’s activities for kids of all ages with Interactive puppet show (Auditorium)
Art kits will be given by Austin Veterans Art Festival and our famous Loteria game by MexAmeriCon (outdoors)
Two Art exhibits: Austin Studio Tours and variety of Food trucks for the munchies.
10/24/2022
MexAmeriCon happening in the Capital City ! November 5th featuring
10/23/2022
MexAmeriCon coming to the Capital City Nov. 5th
Celebrating the way. Featuring
10/23/2022
Tenoch Huerta from Mexico clinches the antagonist character of for Marvel's II
Mexico is ecstatic about one of our own on the BIG screen! Tenoch Huerta smashed it, a huevo! the
05/20/2020
You get a gate, Obama gets a gate, we all get a gate!
04/10/2020
Saturday, 1pm Zoom Training.
DM for the Zoom Code & PW
Create stunning social graphics - in seconds.
12/03/2019
Since 1977, Primerica has been teaching North American families how to get control of their finances. Every day, all across the United States, our representatives show clients how completing a Financial Needs Analysis (FNA) and sticking to a sound financial game plan can change their lives.
04/06/2019
Resistance: Origin & Gender In The Zapatista Movement.
Photographs by Paula Ramirez. Opening reception, Friday, June 21st at 6 pm. Q&A at 7 pm. Join us for a discussion of the prominence of women in the Zapatista Army for National Liberation (EZLN) from its origins in the state of Chiapas, Mexico, to the present day. The Compañeras have been a fundamental part of the organizational efforts within their indigenous communities of Chiapas as well as participants in the worldwide fight for women's rights. Paula's photos will be on exhibit at the ESB Mexican American Cultural Center in Austin, TX til Saturday, July 27th.
04/04/2019
03/30/2019
LUPE Arte proudly presents 'Resistance: Origin and Gender in the Zapatista Movement' photo exhibition by Paula Julieta Reynoso. Opening night is set for June 21st in Austin, TX however we are working at bringing the exhibition to San Antonio. Stay tuned for more details!
11/10/2018
Thanking Adrian De La Cruz who was the first visual artists to exhibit his work at Sabinas! We all loved being in the presence of these paintings! Thank you Adrian for hanging with us!
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2303 West Commerce Street
San Antonio, TX
78207
To reach West Commerce Street in San Antonio, you have a few options for public transport and driving/parking:
Public Transport:
1. VIA Metropolitan Transit: Take the bus to the nearest stop on West Commerce Street. Check the VIA website or app for specific bus routes and schedules.
Driving/Parking:
1. From downtown San Antonio: Head west on West Commerce Street until you reach your destination. Look for available street parking or nearby parking lots/garages.
2. From Interstate 10 (I-10): Take exit XX towards West Commerce Street. Continue on West Commerce Street until you reach your destination. Look for available street parking or nearby parking lots/garages.
3. From Interstate 35 (I-35): Take exit XX towards West Commerce Street. Continue on West Commerce Street until you reach your destination. Look for available street parking or nearby parking lots/garages.
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What people say
Sabinas Coffee House, located on West Commerce Street in San Antonio, is a hidden gem that combines the best of a coffee shop and a restaurant. This unique establishment is brought to us by the partnership of the Mexican American Unity Council (MAUC) and LUPE Arte, creating a space that not only serves delicious food and beverages but also fosters creativity among youth and professionals in the arts.
Sabinas Coffee House, affectionately known as "Sabinas," is situated on the corner of North Sabinas and West Commerce St., making it easily accessible for locals and visitors alike. It has quickly become the focal point of artistic events in the Prospect Hill neighborhood, attracting art enthusiasts from all walks of life.
What sets Sabinas Coffee House apart is its commitment to supporting local artists and providing them with a platform to showcase their talents. The vibrant atmosphere is filled with creativity, making it an ideal spot for those seeking inspiration or simply looking to immerse themselves in an artistic ambiance.
The menu at Sabinas Coffee House offers a wide range of delectable options that cater to all tastes. Whether you're craving a perfectly brewed cup of coffee or a satisfying meal, this establishment has got you covered. From artisanal coffees to mouthwatering dishes, every item on the menu is crafted with care and attention to detail.
The staff at Sabinas Coffee House are friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to provide recommendations or engage in conversations about art and culture. Their passion for what they do shines through in every interaction, creating an inviting environment where customers feel like part of a community.
While Sabinas Coffee House unfortunately announced its closure starting from November 1st, it remains an unforgettable destination that has left an indelible mark on San Antonio's cultural scene. The memories created within its walls will be cherished by all who had the pleasure of experiencing this one-of-a-kind establishment.
In conclusion, Sabinas Coffee House on West Commerce Street is a haven for coffee lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Its commitment to supporting local artists, combined with its delicious menu and welcoming atmosphere, make it a must-visit destination in San Antonio. Although its doors will be closing soon, the impact it has made on the community will continue to resonate for years to come.
