Carver Community Cultural Center — Attraction in San Antonio

The Carver Cultural Community Center and the Little Carver Cultural Community Center are true treasures in San Antonio, celebrating history, culture, and community spirit. Built in 1929, the Carver Center originally served as a gathering place during segregation, providing a safe space for African American San Antonians to come together. Today, its beautifully preserved Art Deco architecture stands as a testament to the era’s craftsmanship and the resilience of the community. The Little Carver offers an intimate setting for performances, workshops, and art exhibits, making every visit special with its welcoming atmosphere and dedicated staff who are eager to share the history and significance of these incredible places.

It’s important to remember that both centers are not just venues but living pieces of history, so please be respectful of the property. These spaces have witnessed decades of creativity, growth, and resilience. Whether you’re enjoying a concert, exploring an exhibit, or just soaking in the atmosphere, take a moment to appreciate the stories these walls could tell. The staff are warm, knowledgeable, and passionate about preserving the Carver’s legacy, ensuring that every visitor leaves with a deeper understanding of this vital piece of San Antonio’s...

Do not waste your money or your time. My daughter has been attending dance classes for the past couple of months and seemed like everything was going great. She was sick last Saturday and did not make it to class. It was the last class prior to the recital and I was informed that some changes were made. I spoke to Roselyn, the dance instructor, and she said that it was fine. She said that we would figure out what we would do about the changes on the morning of the recital but that it would be ok. We waited for an hour and a half for the recital to start. In that time they were rehearsing until my daughter came off the stage in tears because the dance and acting instructors kicked her off the stage. Then when I went to ask Roselyn what happened, she said that she didn’t have time to speak to me and needed to speak to all of the other parents ASAP. When she was done speaking to them, still proceeded to avoid me and started the recital. We decided to just leave. We’ve been going to class every weekend with the exception of one and even bought the outfit that was required. To not even get an explanation of what happened and why they were so disrespectful to my daughter and I is beyond me. They aren’t even...

Thank u 2 ALL my facebook friends that posted well wishes for a wonderful birthday...yal sure know how 2 make a person fell loved. What a wonderful day I had! Performed @ Comache Park in San Antonio, Texas for the parade Commissioner Miller. Even serenaded the folks @ the park in song with my husband Willie L. Hunter what a wonderful day I had! Folks know how and when 2 make u feel good. Couldn't have had a better IF I had of planned it. Thanks 2 u Ms. Asia-Lige' for letting Papa Willie and I know the happening in San Antonio for us 2 be @ the parade and ALL the festivities that I attended THAT day. The Project play @ the Carver Cultural Arts Center written by Charlene Duncan Emerson....what a wonder treat. Couldn't have ended the day on a most memorable note.....thank u ....thank u...thank u...I'm still celebrating....headed 2 Dallas..now. What a day...to my husband Willie L. Hunter All hats off 2 you...my King...u know how and what 2 do..."Happy Father's Day 2 you" You are always on the road...but u know how 2 make up for missed times WHEN we r apart. Pray that I have made u happy 2...which I know that already. You are a...