There's A Story Here: Live Music Venues of San Antonio

There's a Story Here is a collaboration between the City of San Antonio Office of Historic Preservation and TPR. Historic with a lower case “h” ...
San Antonio’s historical and cultural significance extends far beyond our architecture, well-known histories, and our designated landmarks. The city is rich in stories that celebrate our built environment, diverse communities, and unique traditions.
A collaboration with the City of San Antonio Office of Historic Preservation, There’s a Story Here crowd-sources fun, obscure, meaningful, and previously untold stories about San Antonio’s places, people, and events. In this episode, we’ll highlight stories about local music venues. There are some big names, a good-natured rivalry, and a business owner who provided a stage for local and touring bands for 20 years.
Produced by Roberto Adrian Martinez and Adam Fleming.

[@lonestardude6283]

I was there for the SA Slayer vs LA Slayer, Watch Tower, and not to be short changed Juggernaut time frame! These were MY 80's and my high school years as well as some of them my class mates! I only wish I could have visited Taco Land back in the day, I knew about it, just never seemed to get out there! I wish I had! Thank you for this!

[@drewmoakes]

This is a great program! Thanks for preserving these music memories.

[@LiveFromPFD]

Wonderful episode!

[@210jmo]

RIP Ram!!!

[@ric9759]

I hope Raw Power and Lighting Co. gets a mention although it's a vacant lot now by Mark Twain Elementary