Bria Woods is a staff photojournalist at the San Antonio Report. She focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, including events and conferences, while also covering topics such as crime in Texas and San Antonio. Bria's work has been featured in the San Antonio Report.
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Bria Woods' coverage primarily focuses on local profiles and expert commentary, with an emphasis on family & relationships as well as education in the context of San Antonio. If you are looking to pitch to Bria, consider providing human interest stories or profile features related to families, educational institutions, or events within San Antonio.
Given her focus on photography and weekly recaps of events, reaching out with visually engaging content such as photo essays documenting local events and activities could be particularly appealing. Additionally, offering experts who can provide insightful commentary on family dynamics or educational matters within the San Antonio area may also capture her attention.
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By: Bria Woods, Nicholas Frank
This weekend in San Antonio, check out new art exhibitions and live music in the Japanese Tea Garden and at Echo Bridge.
By: Nicholas Frank
This Saturday the Briscoe Western Art Museum is celebrating the National Day of the Cowboy with free all-day events. The pictured artwork is A Trusted Companion by Mark Maggiori, oil on linen. Credit: Courtesy / Briscoe Western Art Museum
By: Nicholas Frank
San Antonio weekend events include a Xicanx art exhibition at Dock Space Gallery and the Barrio Block Party, featuring art vendors and lowriders. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
By: Nicholas Frank
Multimedia artist Jose Villalobos creates work surrounding the topic of mascuinity and sexuality, especially as it correlates to his Mexican heritage. His one-night LGBTQ+ photography exhibition will be on view at Brick at Blue Star on First Friday. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
By: Bria Woods, Nicholas Frank
This weekend in San Antonio: a Laredo comedian, photographic grief, chamber music and Mexican Independence Day events.
By: Nicholas Frank
The Tobin Center is celebrating 10 years with a block party on Saturday. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
By: Nicholas Frank
James Fix (right) dances in a circle with his daughters Madeleine, Reina, Cora and Sybella, during Oktoberfest in 2019. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
By: Nicholas Frank, Bria Woods
This weekend in SA: hear about the scandalous history of tarot at Déjà Vu Esoterica, get creative at Legacy Park and celebrate Ruby City's 5th anniversary.
By: Bria Woods, Nicholas Frank
This weekend in San Antonio: First Friday art, Día de los Muertos ofrendas, NatureFest and a Garrett T. Capps album release.
By: Nicholas Frank, Bria Woods
This weekend in San Antonio: Lonesome Rose's 6th birthday, a Kaldric Dow exhibition at the Central Library and yoga in St. Paul Square.
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