San Antonio events honoring Black history

• On Feb. 11, Melaneyes Media will lead the Black History Month Bus Tour, which takes participants by east side landmarks for $30 to $45 a person.

• IKEA Live Oak will unveil a special exhibit, "Black Resistance at the Lunch Counter," in partnership with SAAACAM on Feb. 13. Registration is free.
• The Carver center is partnering with the Classic Theatre of San Antonio for a production of "Fences," August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, from Feb. 9-26 at the Little Carver Theater. Tickets are available online.
• Victoria Eady Butler, the first African American female master blender in U.S. history and great-granddaughter of historic distiller Nearest Green, will lead a conversation at Sojourn Trading Co. on Feb. 16. Tickets are available here.
• SAAACAM will host boat tours on the River Walk throughout the month. February dates are sold out, but there is March availability.

What we're watching: Black Restaurant Week San Antonio is preparing for its fifth year. A list of participating restaurants has not been made public yet, but the food experience starts on Feb. 26, according to its website.