The newest in the Aging Well workshop series brought to you by TXST's Alliance of Researchers in Aging (ARIA) and the Price Center will feature Dr. Christopher Johnson who will outline some global approaches to managing Alzheimer’s symptoms, focusing on physical exercise, cognitive training, diet, and sensory therapies to improve quality of life and cognition. Following the formal presentation, participants, who are seated at roundtables, engage in discussions with the speake

More than ninety area women contributed 103 amazing works of art for the Price Center’s newest show “ Break the Mold: Honoring Women & Their Art .” This year, our annual all-women’s show celebrates International Women’s Day with 2-floors of unique art on display now through April 25. Jill Pankey's "I Dream I Can Fly" oil painting is one of the many delights in the show. The Opening Reception is slated to be held on Sunday, March 8 -- International Women’s Day – from 3-5 p.m.

After a nearly sold-out February concert, our seasonal music series -- Live at Price returns Tuesday, March 10 with Ray Prim. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased in advance or at the Door. Doors open at 6:30, Concert at 7. Complimentary beverages are served. Visit www.liveatprice.com  for tickets and more information. Ray Prim will perform for Live at Price on Tuesday, March 10. Based in Austin, Prim is a soulful singer songwriter known for his emotionally rich lyrics, acous

February is a short month, but it's filled with lots of activities at the Price Center. Here's a quick summary of the month. Join us! First Tuesday SMTX Film ‘ Swamp Dogg . . .’ Set for Feb. 3   Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted  is a wildly entertaining and fittingly unconventional music doc about convention-defying singer, songwriter & record producer Jerry Williams, aka Swamp Dogg, one of the great cult figures of 20th-century American music whose singular voice and ideas h

Local creator and busy mom of a toddler, Julia Reino is encouraging you to join her on the first Wednesday of the month from 6-8 pm for a freeform and playful open studio session. The goal is to provide a creative, socially and emotionally fulfilling experience. Think "me" time, "adult" time, "playtime."  The Studio provides the perfect environment for creating with others -- great light, lots of workspace, and access to the free Community Art Supply Closet. Bring a project o

For the 8 th  year in a row, an art show and reception honoring women and their art is in final planning stages for this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) observance at the Price Center in San Marcos. The Center’s Arts Committee and event founder Debangana Banerjee are putting together Break the Mold to gather, honor, share, and learn more about the female experience Feb. 28 – April 25 at the Price Center & Garden. The anchor of the annual observance is the all-women’s v

Our seasonal music series -- Live at Price returns for its 3-month spring run Feb. 10 with the Willow Creek Band. The Band’s performances are a mixed bag of tunes that highlight differing tempos, harmony vocals, instrumental interpretations, and are arranged to give the audience an eclectic live music experience. The focus of this band is classic Americana material from artists such as Guy Clark, Towns Van Zandt, Robert earl Keen, Rodney Crowell, John Hiatt, along with a heal

Enticing a few hundred out-of-town filmmakers and film lovers to Hays County every year since 2017, the popular, non-profit Lost River Film Fest has announced its schedule of new, independent films to be shown February 5-8 at the Price Center, thanks to generous support from the San Marcos Arts Commission. Opening Night always consists of a film shot in the San Marcos area; this year, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, LEADBELLY kicks off the festival: a stunning biopic

Local artist Lou Stein will lead this class for creatives who love to work with paper and people. Just like all the art programming at the Price Center, this class is designed to challenge you creatively and strengthen and/or create a social connection with others. Participants will learn about the basics of collage. Then each person will choose 6 to 10 different pieces of paper to fit a 5” x 7” finished work. These paper packets will be exchanged with another person in the c

Nicole Groleau is a dancer, visual artist and poet with more than 15 years of training and performance experience who enjoys helping others reach better health through the practice of interpretive dance. We’re excited to be partnering with her for a new weekly dance class offering guided interpretive dance movements for movers of all kinds seeking release and reconnection. The new class, which costs $5 per session, will meet on Thursdays from 5-6:15pm. , beginning January 29.