A lawsuit between the San Antonio Philharmonic and two of its early financial supporters has been settled. The supporters had provided $180,000 in loans to fund the orchestra's operations. The lawsuit, which was two years old, alleged that the Philharmonic's management had not honored the terms of the loans.

The Philharmonic has agreed to pay the amount in question, although the exact terms of the settlement are not specified. The orchestra, which was formed in 2022, has been performing at various venues in San Antonio, including the First Baptist Church and the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Further details of the settlement are available from the source, which reported on the agreement between the parties.