AN ARTS VENUE AT
108 BLUE STAR

Live music, performance, chef dinners, talks, markets and cultural programming in the Blue Star Arts Complex — plus a flexible space for private events.

Hours vary by event

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What's On

Things to do in San Antonio, happening here

108 Blue Star brings artists, musicians, chefs, performers and cultural partners together for public programs throughout the year. Some nights are ticketed. Some are free. Some happen once; others are part of an ongoing series.

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108 Blue Star

A good room can hold almost anything. A better one gives people a reason to come back. 108 Blue Star is built around that idea — a room where private events help sustain the public program, and the public program gives the room its character.

about 108 blue star

The empty main hall at 108 Blue Star, with exposed brick, white walls and a dark concrete floor

The stairs at 108 Blue Star beside the tall window wall

The main hall at 108 Blue Star set with rows of folding chairs for a performance, framed artwork lining the white gallery walls

Photo: Carlos Javier Sanchez / pixelreflex MEDIA

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Programming

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Private Events

Weddings + Celebrations

The walkway approach to 108 Blue Star, with planting along the ramp

A flexible Southtown setting for weddings, milestone celebrations and gatherings that deserve more personality than a traditional ballroom.

Corporate + Brand Events

The empty main hall at 108 Blue Star, brick and white walls under track lighting

Meetings, launches, dinners, offsites and experiences with room to think beyond tables, screens and a standard hotel setup.

Production + Creative Use

Two visitors looking at framed abstract paintings hung on the gallery wall at 108 Blue Star

Photo: Carlos Javier Sanchez / pixelreflex MEDIA

Photo, film, content, rehearsals and other creative production with flexible access to the room and its infrastructure.

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Our story

A room with a long memory — and a new chapter. The name is new. The address is not.

The building at 108 Blue Star has spent decades making room for creative work. Its history stretches from its industrial beginnings with Pittsburgh Plate Glass to the years when Jump-Start Performance Co. made the space a home for experimental theatre and performance, and later to its life as Brick at Blue Star.

108 Blue Star carries that history forward without trying to recreate what came before. The next chapter is built around a simple idea: keep the room active, useful and connected to the cultural life around it. Public programming gives people reasons to return. Private events help sustain that work.