LIVE FROM THE SOUTHSIDE MAGAZINE

Taste of the Southside 2022 is an opportunity to experience the culture, food, art and music of San Antonio’s vibrant South Side.

Mora-vation Ministry Toy & Bike Giveaway founder Fernando Mora decided to make the eighth annual event fun and a bit competitive within the community.

The new Colt’s Sports Park Bar will be a family- and pet-friendly, indoor and outdoor venue for multiple sports. Amenities will include softball and kickball fields, sand volleyball and badminton courts, and areas for horseshoes and cornhole. The sports park will also have giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, Ring It and other games.

Students on San Antonio’s South Side have an opportunity to be featured in a new writers program, Live From The Southside magazine announced Tuesday.

Why travel out of town to the Hill Country for a market day when there will be one in your own South Side neighborhood?

Are you ready for the biggest baby shower on the South Side? It takes a village to raise a child, and a village is coming together for this community event!

<i>Editor’s note: This story was published through a </i><a href="https://www.ksat.com/topic/Live_From_The_Southside_Magazine/"><i>partnership</i></a><i> between KSAT and </i><a href="https://southsidesanantonio.com/"><i>Live From the Southside</i></a><i>, a new local- and Latina-owned </i><a href="http://eepurl.com/gTxKqX"><i>magazine</i></a><i> that works to improve & expand community relationships through promoting events, stories and businesses.</i>

Are you loco for fideo loco? The fourth annual Fideo Loco Festival is excited to bring this year’s event to the South Side on Nov. 6 from noon-4 p.m. at Farwest San Antonio at 2502 Pleasanton Road.

Alda P. Dobbs is the author of the novel "Barefoot Dreams of Petra Luna." She was born in a small town in northern Mexico but moved to San Antonio and was raised on the South Side as a child. She studied physics and worked as an engineer before pursuing her love of storytelling. She’s as passionate about connecting children to their past, their communities, different cultures and nature as she is about writing. Alda lives with her husband and two children outside Houston.

<i>Editor’s note: This story was published through a </i><a href="https://www.ksat.com/topic/Live_From_The_Southside_Magazine/"><i>partnership</i></a><i> between KSAT and </i><a href="https://southsidesanantonio.com/"><i>Live From the Southside</i></a><i>, a new local- and Latina-owned </i><a href="http://eepurl.com/gTxKqX"><i>magazine</i></a><i> that works to improve & expand community relationships through promoting events, stories and businesses.</i>