Join Daniel, Unheard-of Ensemble, and PART Ensemble as they come together for an intimate evening of chamber works from our guest faculty composers. Highlights include Meg Okura’s Phantasmagoria, Annika Socolofsky’s Turadh performed jointly by both ensembles, and solo/duo works by PART’s Carter Williams, including Socolofsky’s Bolder and his own Ring World. The program also features a dance solo accompanied by PART Ensemble.

FREE tickets available beginning July 18th here.

Note: the Loft is on the 2nd floor and only accessible by stairs. Capacity is limited in this 1300 sq ft space.

FREE parking (less than 1 block away!) for this event has been generously donated by United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County. Please access the southern United Way lot off S. Alamo Street through the entrance on Barrera Street.

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An inspiring printmaking exhibition celebrating the powerful voices of women through the timeless arts of woodcut, lithography, linocut, and intaglio. Each piece is a vivid testament to heritage, community, and cultural iconography — weaving personal stories with collective memory. This exhibit honors the strength, resilience, and creativity of women artists whose hands carve, press, and imprint the spirit of their communities onto every surface, offering a vibrant and enduring reflection of identity and tradition.

Featuring art work by Sabra Booth, Brandy González, Celeste De Luna, Gloria Sanchez Hart, Thelma Ortiz-Muriada, and Hannah Hurricane.

Curated by Jon Hinojosa

Note: the Loft is on the 2nd floor and only accessible by stairs. Capacity is limited in this 1300 sq ft space.

FREE parking (less than 1 block away!) for this event has been generously donated by United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County. Please access the southern United Way lot off S. Alamo Street through the entrance on Barrera Street.

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This vibrant new exhibition curated by Jon Hinojosa launches the 2025-2026 Agarita Loft Exhibition season and is part of Xicanx Month in San Antonio. The Exhibit spotlights a powerful collective of emerging and established Chicano artists whose work speaks to identity, memory, and cultural resistance. Through mixed media, painting, sculpture, and installation, the show explores the intersection of tradition and innovation rooted in the Mexican American experience.

Each artist brings their own narrative—steeped in family, ritual, food, land, and community—to the forefront, reflecting the complexities of what it means to be Chicano today. The exhibit invites audiences to witness how cultural pride, resilience, and artistic expression become tools for storytelling and transformation.

Featuring art work by Patricia Ortiz, Jose Esquivel, Joe Lopez, Margarita Cabrera, and Adriana M. Garcia.

Curated by Jon Hinojosa

Note: the Loft is on the 2nd floor and only accessible by stairs. Capacity is limited in this 1300 sq ft space.

FREE parking (less than 1 block away!) for this event has been generously donated by United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County. Please access the southern United Way lot off S. Alamo Street through the entrance on Barrera Street.

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Brand new works from the Composers Alliance of San Antonio, written especially for Agarita. This special commissioning project features music inspired by sites in San Antonio, from historic religious locations like the San Fernando Cathedral to local landmarks like McNay Courtyard. Composers include Brian Bondari, Timothy Kramer, Juan Luis de Pablo Enriquez Rohen, S. Beth May, and more. 

Tickets available 1 week prior.

Note: the Loft is on the 2nd floor and only accessible by stairs. Capacity is limited in this 1300 sq ft space.

FREE parking (less than 1 block away!) for this event has been generously donated by United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County. Please access the southern United Way lot off S. Alamo Street through the entrance on Barrera Street.

Google Maps Parking Pin: CLICK HERE