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What's Inside the "Thanksgiving Issue" of SA Monthly? 







HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM SA MONTHLY! 


  • We have worked hard to put out our Thanksgiving issue! Everyone on staff at SA Monthly Magazine would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and ask to be sure to check out this latest edition! It will give you something to discuss at the dinner table! 
  • Inside a special spread about ordering Thanksgiving from "The County Line." During 2020, the popular eatery has been offering all kinds of dinner options and now...Thanksgiving and holiday dinners.
  • Inside you will be able to explore the local art scene with several art events, the latest "Dancer of the Month" and dance classes with Jackleen Rios (which comes just in time for Christmas!) Give someone the gift of dance by connecting with Jackleen at the "Jewel of Art" Dance Studio.
  • The theme of this issue is "El Paso." As long as you are hungry, why not catch dinner and a movie? In our food section, Bryan an SA Monthly Food Editor, showcases his visit to a Tex-Mex restaurant in this charming city. 
  • Get to know more about this Texan boarder town that was recently struck by tragedy by watching the documentary "915." Director Charlie Minn, came all the way from New York City, to grace San Antonio with his film and gave SA Monthly an exclusive interview. Find out more inside this exciting issue!
























 

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