The San Marcos Public Library will hold its sixth annual Stronger Together Resource and Volunteer Fair on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Daily Record file photo by Lance Winter
The San Marcos Public Library will hold its sixth annual Stronger Together Resource and Volunteer Fair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Above, Topsy M. Durham's upcoming book on her father Eddie Durham, a San Marcos-based jazz musician is the third in a series of chronicling Eddie Durham's life. Photo courtesy of Topsy M. Durham
Topsy M. Durham — daughter of San Marcos-based jazz musician, Eddie Durham — is currently writing her third book in a series about her father’s life, legacy, and contributions to jazz music.
Above, Mayor Jane Hughson presents a Juneteenth proclmation to members of the Juneteenth Foundation, Inc. and Dunbar Heritage Association on June 7 at City Hall. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
The Dunbar Heritage Association will host a community Juneteenth Celebration Sunday, June 19 from 2-7 p.m. at Dunbar Park, located at 801 Martin Luther King Drive.
Left, Kristan Alvarez and Della Lucio are the powerhouse women behind KnD’s Boutique.
Above, KnD’s sports that Bobcat style.
Into fashion from an early age, Kristan Alvarez creates eye-catching point-of-sale displays for KnD’s Boutique. Photos by Celeste Hollister
It’s a typical spring day in March: Thursday afternoon, the Square is packed, and the air smells of freshly-bloomed mountain laurel. Students and San Marcans alike bustle around downtown, eager to soak in the warmth of the sun.
Not cramping her style: Sometimes Sheila Beck works in tight attic spaces. Photo by Sheila Beck
Beck accepts the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Green Business of the Year Award from Jason Mock.
Air One attended the STEAM Fair 2019 at the San Marcos High School and will attend the next one on April 9.
Lance Beck teaches his nephew Javen Beck how to design and build ductwork. Photos submitted by Sheila Beck
Sheila Beck is cool.
“The Spring Shaman” was displayed as part of an exhibit at Wake the Dead in February.
“Sakura & Saline.” Photos by Pixx E. Legion
“The Natural Order.” Photo by Pixx E. Legion
San Marcos artist Pixx E. Legion began their journey into art in middle school when they stumbled upon a decomposing deer carcass in the woods.
View of the Tropic of Capricorn, acrylic paint on canvas, by Bill Hutson, is currently on display at the Calaboose Museum.
Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series of features celebrating the life and artwork of San Marcos-born artist Bill Hutson.
Typical Girls plays at The Porch’s recent New Year’s Eve event. Photo by Christopher Paul Cardoza
If you’ve ever dreamed of having a beer and Works Burger while listening to live local music, that dream is about to come true.
Middleton Brewery will be the site for the first night of StoryFest: Stories In Poems. Submitted photo
Once upon a time, there was a small town in Texas called Wimberley. A cypress-lined creek trickled through its heart to meet the bottle-green waters of the Blanco. Its cedar-studded hills and the rocky spine of Devil’s Backbone provided a backdrop for all manner of tales, and if someone looked at the village just right, it could look like a hundred years ago, or only yesterday. It was one of those kinds of towns.
Robin Orta
Family and friends of beloved artist Robin Orta gathered at Wake the Dead Coffee House on Jan. 8 to celebrate his life. Robin passed away on Nov. 15, 2021, and the memorial was a way for people to honor his memory.
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