Happy Saturday neighbors! Let all of you know what’s going on locally to start today on an informed note.

First, the weather forecast for the day:

A shower and t-storm; humid. High: 84 Low: 64.

Here are the best stories in San Antonio today:

1. Since he was a kid, Joseph garcia love decoration since Halloween. This is something he and his mom did together, and now he enjoys doing it with his two daughters, ages 4 and 6. He and his daughters begin to decorate their Alamo Ranch at home in the middleSeptember with skeletons, pumpkins and hay bales, but this year he wanted to add something new to the decor. He really wanted to get a 12-foot skeleton with “LED eyes that light up to watch passers-by” that came out in 2020 at Home Depot, but they were still sold out. After checking every 2 weeks at Home deposit and even by joining “a 12 foot skeleton Facebook group to help increase his chances of landing the decorations he wanted” he finally got lucky! In August, he not only found the original skeleton, but he also found the most recent addition, “a 12-foot skeleton with a pumpkin head and a light-up torso” named the Hell Pumpkin. Neighbors like to take their photos with the skeletons, and Garcia and his daughters love to get into the mind of Halloween! (mySanAntonio.com)
2. The coronavirus pandemic has affected a lot of things in the past year, including the beloved Halloween celebration, but this year is back and there are many opportunities to celebrate safely. This year, kids can go to the trunk or candy bar, where they go from car to car instead of house to house, asking for candy. There will also be pumpkin fields and Halloween festivals, and some of them will need masks to walk around the booths for COVID-19 security reasons. Little ghouls and goblins are sure to have fun at any of these treat events in town! For a list of events, including dates and times, visit: (KSAT San Antonio)
3. Despite the COVID-19[female[feminine pandemic two San Antonio bars opened in 2020 and will celebrate their 1 year. Jaime Square, property of Jaime Macias, opened last year “to serve” as a “gateway” to the Western coast community and inspire positive and conscious growth in the 78207 area. “On Saturday, October 9, residents are invited to celebrate with cold beers and music” from the Georges rivas Bandaged, The group of Muñoz brothers, and Status’fied 17. ” Tony’s nap planned to celebrate on Saturday October 16. Unfortunately, a photo posted on their building Tony lopez, the former owner of the bar when he was Tony’s bar, was marred with graffiti. As a sign of respect towards Lopez, who turned 81 last Friday and still frequents the bar, the birthday celebration has been put on hold. They won’t let that ruin the party! The party will continue, but details will be coming soon. (mySA)
4. Take your friends for a Scary cinema night with Casper the nice ghost To Sinister Cinema at Main Plaza! This free movie series, brought to you by Conservatory of the main square and Blue Star Ice house, can be seen every Thursday in October from about 7:30 p.m. Delicious treats and drinks will be available for purchase. Enjoy the film and have an unforgettable time! (San Antonio Current)
5. If you don’t know where to eat this weekend or just don’t want to cook, why don’t you visit the new Sichuan food restaurant in town? Dashi Sichuan Kitchen + Bar, located at 2895 Thousand Oaks Drive, opened less than 2 months ago. It serves traditional dishes like spicy and savory green beans and prawns, as well as other “innovative new dishes on the menu”. Kristina zhao, partner of Dashi Sichuan Kitchen & Bar, said, “We wanted to delve into the complete culinary repertoire of Sichuan kitchen and now we have the facility and the kitchen space to run these items. »Plan to have dinner this weekend at Dashi Sichuan cuisine + Bar and have a good time! (WOAI)

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Today in San Antonio:

• New Braunfels Hollydays Market – Bring a friend for free! – New Braunfels Civic and Convention Center. (10h)
• STRONG capacity – Hemisfair. (9h00)
• AccessAbility Fest – Virtual. (9h00)
• Well-being at the Tobin | Shambhala Meditation – Tobin Center. (9h00)
• AccessAbility Fest – Virtual. (2 p.m.)
• Encore in San Antonio – National Arab Orchestra Takht Ensemble – UTSA Downtown. (8 p.m.)

San Antonio Notebook

• San Antonio Stock Exchange and Rodeo Show: “For our rodeo fans who love to ride bulls, our friends at @attcenter & PBR are putting on an amazing event, with the world’s top 30 riders competing at the AT&T Center this weekend! We’ve got an exclusive discount!” (Facebook)
• Visit San Antonio: “The Six Flags Fiesta Texas Fright Fest is back this Halloween season! Until October 31, you can enjoy family-friendly attractions during the day and thrills after the sun goes down.” (Facebook)
• San Antonio Sports and Social Club: “Someone is ready for Halloween so early that technically it wasn’t even October at the time of the photo. #Halloweeen #kickball #sanantoniossc #sanantoniossckickball” (Facebook)
• Things to do in San Antonio: “Choose from a number of fun family events this weekend including Family Flashlight Night, Corny Maze, Pumpkin Path Make & Take and more!” (Facebook)
• San Antonio Symphony: “Music aficionados rejoice! Live music returns to the San Antonio Symphony with the fan-favorite 2021-2022 Pops Series. The unparalleled sound of a live orchestra returns with a lineup of four fantastic programs.” (Instagram)

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