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Around Town : La Villita -The Little Village On The River When the city of San Antonio added the restoration of La Villita to the original plans for the River Walk in 1939, the La Villita Ordinance stated, “Villita shall not be a dead museum for mincing scholars, but a place for the living, and those not yet born.” No doubt the ordinance’s original framers will count the thousands of revelers at Night in Old San Antonio each year as part of their success... (click image to read article)
Around Town: A Photographic Test of Your Knowledge - How Many Do You Know? Hotels, condos, offices, entertainment venues, restaurants and retail establishments have popped up, or are currently popping up, all over downtown San Antonio. The center city hasn’t experienced growth of this magnitude in decades. Cranes, scaffolding and folks wearing hard hats dot the landscape. It is an exciting time... (click image to read article)
Performing Arts: Six Flags Fiesta Texas- Best Theme Park Shows In The Country For Eight Years In A Row The amusement park we now know as Six Flags Fiesta Texas opened in San Antonio in 1992 as simply Fiesta Texas, a live-entertainment-based theme park owned by USAA Real Estate Company and Gaylord Entertainment. In its infancy, Fiesta Texas was categorized as a “musical show park,”in the same genre as Opryland USA in Nashville, its sister facility at the time.... (click image to read article)
Performing Arts: It's Getting Hot In Here! - Menopause The Musical® makes its Texas home in San Antonio In some corners of the world, the silent passage remains just that — silent. But not in the United States, and certainly not in Texas anymore. Since May, Menopause The Musical® has been entertaining audiences at the Cameo Center in San Antonio. It’s the state’s first extended run of the show... (click image to read article)
Visual Arts: CAM San Antonio 2007 - 22 Years of Strength and Commitment Defined as artistic works of the “here and now,” contemporary art is celebrated as just that in San Antonio each July. Since 1985, San Antonio has observed Contemporary Art Month (CAM) — the only city in the nation to annually dedicate a monthlong celebration to contemporary arts... (click image to read article)
Dining: The Culinary Institute Of America in San Antonio - Alamo City Poised To Make Its Mark As A Culinary Destination The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) and San Antonio entrepreneur and philanthropist Kit Goldsbury recently announced an extraordinary partnership that brings a new vision to San Antonio and aspiring chefs in the food service industry... (click image to read article)