DreamWeek San Antonio

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DreamWeek San Antonio is the largest community curated summit of its kind in the nation.

To participate next January, as a hosting partner, volunteer, advertiser or sponsor, visit dreamweek.org DreamWeek San Antonio, founded by Shokare Nikori Nakpodia, is a transformative, citywide celebration of ideas, culture, and community that has inspired connection and conversation for more than a decade. Recognized as the nation’s most expansive community-curated event, DreamWeek activates hundreds of experiences across San Antonio and is anchored by the Martin Luther King Jr. March—the biggest of its kind in the country—bringing hundreds of thousands together to reflect, connect, and imagine what’s possible. From thought-provoking summits and panels to art, wellness, and cultural experiences, DreamWeek invites the entire city to show up, engage, and be inspired. It’s where bold ideas are revealed, voices are amplified, and San Antonio’s creative spirit takes center stage—two unforgettable weeks at a time.

02/26/2026

This year marks Ghana's 69th Independence Day—a celebration of freedom, resilience, and cultural
pride.
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM
Location: 7703 Floyd Curl Dr, San Antonio, TX 78229
Join us for a day of celebration featuring:
• Exciting Soccer Match - Experience the thrill of friendly competition
• Vibrant Cultural Performances - Traditional dances and music
• Authentic Ghanaian Cuisine - Savor delicious traditional dishes
• Traditional Attire Encouraged - Come dressed in your finest traditional wear
This celebration is not just for the Ghanaian community—it is an invitation to all San Antonio residents
to experience the richness of Ghanaian culture, connect with diverse communities.

“The first exhibition of its kind, New African Masquerades presents the work of four artists working today in four diffe...
02/24/2026

“The first exhibition of its kind, New African Masquerades presents the work of four artists working today in four different regions of West Africa.”

Kimi masquerade ensemble in honor of André Sanou’s Qui Dit Mieux?, 2022 (headpiece by David Sanou in the studio of André Sanou; the maker of the body requests anonymity). Collection of the Fitchburg Art Museum. Photo courtesy of the New Orleans Museum of Art.

Free Black History Month Jazz Show Sat. 2/21/26 from 2 to 3 pm with DevSoul at Collins Garden Library! 200 N. Park Blvd....
02/21/2026

Free Black History Month Jazz Show Sat. 2/21/26 from 2 to 3 pm with DevSoul at Collins Garden Library! 200 N. Park Blvd., San Antonio, TX, 78204! All ages welcomed! Sponsored by the San Antonio Public Library!

Join the Raindrop Foundation for an evening of dialogue and friendship at Ramadan fast-breaking dinner.Ramadan gathering...
02/18/2026

Join the Raindrop Foundation for an evening of dialogue and friendship at Ramadan fast-breaking dinner.
Ramadan gatherings are an opportunity to bring people from diverse backgrounds together, build bridges, and cultivate mutual understanding. We are filled with gratitude for the opportunity to extend to you a heartfelt invitation. RSVP below.

Join us for an evening of dialogue and friendship at Ramadan fast-breaking dinner.

02/14/2026

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Every January, San Antonio engages in a city-wide summit promoting an exchange of ideas on universal issues facing our multi-cultural communities. The mission is to advance and modernize the teachings set forth by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision; to lay the foundation of tolerance, by creating dialog across cultures and communities. DreamWeek inspires and motivate participants to exchange ideas and insights on a range of subjects to advance the voices of tolerance, diversity, and equality. Each of the days of DreamWeek is dedicated to one of the following themes: City, Sports, Cuisine, Health, Energy, Technology, Education, Arts, Youth, Spirit, Justice and Business. The days of global exchange and celebration will include a series of keynote speaking engagements, mixers, events and celebrations that will foster discussions centered on universal issues.