A series that features conversations with different artists in “Voices of the West: Living Legends” returns to San Antonio in September.

Grab your western boots and hats and join Briscoe Western Art Museum for its free event on July 27.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is offering a new exhibit this summer to beat the heat and provide visitors with a place to learn about animals and their natural habitats.

The community is invited to the Briscoe Western Art Museum for a day of free admission to the cultural arts experience this upcoming Sunday.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is extending its hours and offering guests crafts, scavenger hunts, and stories as a part of its Spring Break Roundup.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is hosting events centered around the Black history of the West.

Today on SA Live, we preview the Vaquero Cook-off, Briscoe Western Art Museum, Black Lab Brewing, and Lil Wonders Studio.

After taking a break in 2019, the Briscoe Art Museum’s Wild West Wildlife Festival is finally returning.

Today on the show, Thanksgiving catering, a play, brewing to support veterans, Wurstfest and a celebration honoring Native American heritage

Embark on a stunning visual journey, narrated by Mathew McConaughey, into the Lone Star state’s hidden natural wonders.

Celebrating the history of the cowgirl, cowboy, and vaquero, the Briscoe Western Art Museum on Saturday will host its annual National Day of the Cowboy celebration.

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is working to get more visitors this summer and they are bringing in historic pieces and interactive experiences -- where you become part of the art.

Jen Tobias-Struski gets a preview of this free family-friendly event...

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is hosting a National Day of the Cowboy celebration called Cowboy Fun Under the Sun on July 24.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. The Briscoe Western Art Museum has laid off eight staff members and eliminated three other vacant positions. It's also made other operation changes to offset the drop in business caused by Covid-19. It reopened in late May at 25% capacity, but a surge in Covid cases in Bexar County has continued to affect the city's visitor industry. Read more on this story at the San Antonio Business Journal.