Tuesday 3/31
6:30 p.m.
When we touch something, often times we have an emotional response to it. Why is that? For answers to this question and more, make your way to the Pearl Brewery (307 Pearl Parkway) for a lecture by David Linden, a professor in the Department of Neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, as he links our behavior to how we feel and touch others, physically and emotionally. For more info and ticket prices, visit mindscience.org/events.
Wednesday 4/1
8 p.m.
What do we mean when we say “luck of the Irish?” And what does “red nose, short hose” mean? Chronicling a support group for under-endowed Irish men, one young member dares to challenge the beliefs that curse their lineage in “The Irish Curse,” playing at the Tobin Center (100 Auditorium Circle). First produced at Trinity University in 2011, this humorous comedy also deals with other issues like masculinity and body image, all in the context of guys with a tiny problem. For tickets and more info, visit atticrep.org.
Friday 4/3
8 p.m.
Celebrate the return of everyone’s favorite Looney Tunes to the Majestic Theatre (224 E Houston) as they explore their way through some of the world’s extraordinary original scores, as played live by the San Antonio symphony, at “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony II.” For tickets and more info, visit sasymphony.org.
Saturday 4/4
8 a.m.
It’s race time! San Antonio’s 31st Annual Diploma Dash is going on early this Saturday, featuring a 5k certified course around UTSA’s Main Campus (1 UTSA Circle) for runners and scenic walkers alike. Those that have registered for the race can pick up their T-shirt at the registration table at 7 a.m. before the race starts, while a race festival with food, beverages and music will be available for supporters and spectators. For more info, visit alumni.utsa.edu.
Saturday 4/4
7 p.m.
Philadelphia legends MewithoutYou are coming to San Antonio at The Korova (107 E Martin) this Saturday night. Often exploring deep religious beliefs and imagery in their songs, the band’s mixture of spoken-word vocals and hard drums and guitar riffs have continued to keep their fan-base satisfied for over a decade and still invite new fans to join in their ranks. For more info and to buy tickets, visit
