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Issue 23-10 /// May 17 – 30, 2023
26 Feature
The Last Bandoleros’ Last Waltz
Despite being born into a Tejano royal family, Emilio and Diego Navaira are moving on and ready to rock
07 News
The Opener News in Brief
Bad Takes
Child labor laws are under attack from business interests. Time to push back
Serial Misinformation
Online speculation about an Austin serial killer sign of social media epidemic, experts say
12 Calendar Calendar Picks
16 Arts
Primo Premiere San Antonio author Shea Serrano brings comedy series based on his upbringing to Amazon Freevee
19 Screens
The Garden of Good and Evil
Paul Schrader brings cinema another agonized hero in Master Gardener — and shows he’s still in command
21 Food
Trompo Power
San Antonio’s El Pastor Es Mi Señor is worthy of its recent inclusion in Neflix’s Taco Chronicles
Low-Octane Summer
With temps heating up, we sampled four N/A beer options with Texas ties
Table Talk
Weathered Souls Brewing’s Marcus Baskerville discusses life beyond Black is Beautiful
Hot Dish
26 Music Still Stirring It Up
Fresh on the heels of its first Grammy nomination, Spoon is playing Whitewater Amphitheater
Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival celebrates South Texas musical form with shows, awards, photo exhibit Critics’ Picks
On the Cover: San Antonio-tied
The Last Bandoleros are on hiatus, but the Navaira brothers are moving ahead with rock outfit Ready Revolution. Design: Samantha Serna.


