Replay video of the National Latino Children's Literature Conference during which San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and his wife, Erika Prosper, delivered dual keynote remarks in English and in Spanish as part of the international Campoy-Ada Awards ceremony.

Catch up and get ahead with the edge for the week of January 25, 2016. Mayor Ivy Taylor at UTSA: Cities and Citizens

NOWCastSA webcast a poetic tribute to Texas State Poet Laureate Carmen Tafolla on Nov. 10, 2015 from the auditorium of San Antonio's Central Library. You can replay the video any time right here on this page.  Tafolla and some of San Antonio's top performing artists will showcase poetry with dance, film, music, and dramatic readings. Enjoy the multicultural flavors of San Antonio:

“Roosevelt is proud to announce we are 1 of 7 sites to be named as recipient of the Planting Poet Trees project! Thanks to our special guests Senator Menendez and Poet, Dr. Carmen Tafolla!” On Friday, Oct. 16, State Poet Laureate of Texas Dr. Carmen Tafolla kicked off the Planting Poet Trees Project at Roosevelt High School in San Antonio.

The Edge: Helping you catch up and get ahead San Antonio’s heritage extends long before the Spanish Missions

In this essay on video, Carmen Tafolla, the 2015 Poet Laureate of the State of Texas, asks us to change the way we look at history.

April is National Poetry Month. Nearly 20 years ago, the Academy of American Poets began dedicating this month to commemorating the efforts of those who celebrate the written and spoken word in its myriad forms. This year San Antonio is once again taking part in the festivities by offering a variety of poetry-related events occurring throughout the city, including initiatives planned by San Antonio’s Inaugural Poet Laureate, Dr. Carmen Tafolla.

San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro announced that the city is searching for its inaugural Poet Laureate, setting the stage for the city's first-ever official poet.