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June 15 San Antonio Donut Fest Benefitting the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, play games, watch Saturday morning cartoons and listen to music while noshing on varieties of donuts and other pastries. www. sanantoniodonutfestival. com

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June 15-Sept. 2 San Antonio Missions See the rising baseball stars of tomorrow as the Milwaukee Brewers’ Triple-A affiliate vies for the Pacific Coast League title all summer at Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium. www.milb.com/sanantoniowww.tobincenter. org June 16 Jennifer Lopez It’s My Party: The Live Celebration Tour See J.Lo on tour for the first time in more than six years at the AT&T Center. The former “Fly Girl” will dance and

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perform hits such as “If You Had My Love,” “Jenny from the Block” and “I’m Into You.” www.attcenter.com June 16 “Weird Al” Yankovic: The Strings Attached Tour 2019 The Grammy Awardwinning lyrical genius brings his classic song parodies such as “Eat It,” “Amish Paradise” and “Like a Surgeon”—along with a full orchestra—to the Majestic Theatre.

June 21-Aug. 10 Fiesta Noche Del Rio Friday and Saturday

nights at the Arneson River Theatre along the River Walk, see a cultural performance with costumed performers that has been ongoing since 1957. Produced by the Alamo Kiwanis Club, Proceeds from ticket sales go to various children’s charities. www.fiestanochesa.com June 23 Rob Lowe Stories I Only Tell My Friends: LIVE! The noted actor starred in classic movies such as “St. Elmo’s Fire” and “The Outsiders” before making his mark on hit TV shows “The

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June 15-16 Taste Fest 2019 This cancer awareness fundraiser at Lockwood Park/Dignowity Park features comedians, musicians, magicians and more. www.tasteys.org

West Wing” and “Parks and Rec.” He dishes on 40 years of life in the public eye at theH-E-B Performance Hall. www. tobincenter.org June 30-July 4 Bud Light Stars, Stripes & Lights See red, white and blue flags and lights patriotically lining the banks and adorning bridges of the River Walk. A free concert will be held at The Shops at River Center on June 30. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com

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July 2 WWE Smackdown Live Don’t grapple with the decision, see the action in person as

bodies go flying at the AT&T Center. Featured wrestlers include WWE champion Kofi Kingston battling Kevin Owens, Roman Reigns, Randy Orton and Elias. www. attcenter.com July 12 ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Watch the 2018 animated addition to the Spider-Man story at the H-E-B Cinema on the Plaza. Use chairs provided or bring blankets to sit on the lawn for this familyfriendly and free movie. www.tobincenter.org July 23 Shawn Mendes: The Tour The popular Mendes, who recently performed

on “Saturcday Night Live,” hits the road on his third global tour, which makes a stop at the AT&T Center.

His single “If I Can’t Have You,” was an immediate chart topper. www.attcenter.com July 27 John Leguizamo’s ‘Latin History for Morons’ The award-winning movie star and funnyman brings his hit one-man show to the Majestic Theatre.

Leguizamo investigates prominent figures in the Latino world spanning centuries, with sometimes surprising results. www. majesticempire.com

July 27-28 Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Kids will love seeing their favorite monster trucks with dramatic names such as Bone Shaker, V8 Bomber and the iconic BIGFOOT come to life in pulsepounding, destructive glory at the AT&T Center. Be sure not to miss the fire-breathing, car-eating robot. www.attcenter.com July 30 Chicago Catch the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers with their recognizable horns at the Majestic Theatre. The tour marks the 52nd consecutive year the band has been on the road, playing

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July 30-Aug. 4 San Antonio Film Festival Multiple venues at the Tobin Center For the Performing Arts play host to movies, workshops panels and more at the five-day festival. www.safilm. com Aug. 4 Wiz Khalifa: The Decent Exposure Tour The “See You Again” artist hits the Majestic Theatre on the heels of a tour with collaborator

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Curren$y. www. majesticempire.com Aug 8-11 Cirque Du Soleil “Corteo” Featuring performers from around the world, Cirque Du Soleil puts on its worldwide smash at the AT&T Center for just six performances. www.attcenter.com Aug. 31-Sept. 1 San Antonio VegFest 2019 Celebrate the plantbased diet lifestyle with live performances, vegan vendors, cooking demonstrations and more at Dignowity/ Lockwood Park. www. sanantoniovegfest.com

Aug. 31-Sept. 15 SeaWorld San Antonio Bier Fest Raise a glass to Oktoberfest on these weekends and sample local and regional beers, in addition to those from around the globe, nosh on pub bites and rock out to live music. www. seaworld.com/sanantonio Sept. 8 KISS End of the Road Tour It’s the last chance to see these legendary rockers and their distinctive face paint live. Rock out at the AT&T Center as the band says goodbye to their fans with hits

“Rock and Roll All Nite,” “Detroit Rock City,” “Lick It Up” and more. www.attcenter.com Sept. 12, 14 Puccini’s “Tosca” From OPERA San Antonio At the H-E-B Performance Hall, feel the powerful storytelling of an actress who suffers for her love. www.tobincenter.org Sept. 13 Kathleen Madigan: Hot Dogs and Angels Tour Madigan shares the humor that led her to become a latenight TV regular with two Netflix specials.

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Jennifer Lopez Sept. 14 Fall Brews and Blooms Relax Listen to live music while sampling more than 40 craft beers from new and established area breweries at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Local food trucks will be on-site. www.sabot.org Sept. 17 Les Misérables The Majestic Theatre is the site for the Tony Award-winning musical, adapted from a classic novel by Victor Hugo, which has captivated audiences, fresh from its return to Broadway. www.majesticempire. com Sept. 21-22 Bud Light River City Rockfest Heading into its seventh year, the successful one-day event has expanded to an additional day on the grounds of the AT&T Center.

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Sept. 24-26 Drift & Dine Listen to music while floating along the River Walk on an stunnigly decorated boat that makes stops at six different restaurants.

Participating venues change nightly. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com

Oct. 15 Hugh Jackman The Man. The Music. The Show.

Perhaps known best as Wolverine in the “X-Men” movies, Jackman showed his singing chops on the silver screen in “The

Greatest Showman” and “Les Misérables.”

He takes his greatest numbers on tour live for the first time, including a stop at the AT&T Center. www.attcenter.com

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Oct. 11-13 The Fall Artisan Show Find one-of-a-kind handmade items at this free show on the River Walk. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com Oct. 12 The Fab Four-The Ultimate Tribute This faux Fab Four has thrilled audiences around the world singing the songs that made the Beatles legendary. Try to distinguish from the real Paul, John, George and Ringo as they sing “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” “Yesterday” and “She Loves You” at the H-E-B Performance Hall. www. tobincenter.org Oct. 13 MasterChef Junior Live!

The TV show takes the stage at theH-E-B Performance Hall cooking up head-tohead competitions. www.tobincenter.org

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The Sound of San Antonio

Visit Mi Tierria for classic mariachi performances.

Discover the Mariachi Experience in the Alamo City While the cultural phenomenon that is mariachi music has extended far and wide across the globe, perhaps nowhere outside of its native Mexico is the music more prominent than in San Antonio. The Alamo City has become the cradle of mariachi music education, with instructors teaching students as early as the 1960s.

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culture here in San Antonio,” said Cynthia Muñoz, President of Muñoz Public Relations.

“Much of [mariachi music’s popularity] is due to the traditions that are rich and vibrant among the Mexican and Mexican-American community that makes up [the majority] of the total population in San Antonio.”

A trio of the city’s most famous Mexican restaurants play host to some great music.

The iconic Mi Tierra (218 Produce Row)

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has been a staple in San Antonio since 1941 and it is one of the best spots in the city to take in a classic mariachi performance. Guitars and trumpets intricately perform almost every night with the bands roving from table to table.

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Experience the same at Mi Tierra’s sister restaurants, La Margarita (120 Produce Row) and Pico de Gallo (111 S. Presa St.). Nothing makes for a better evening than being serenaded by trained musical professionals, bellowing out the classics like “Volver, Volver,” “Guantanamera” and “Cielito Lindo.” For an even more authentic glimpse into the history, culture, and tradition, visit the Mariachi Bar. Housed in a former liquor store next to Mi Tierra, the bar has embraced the mariachi aesthetic unlike any other place in San Antonio. The murals, the decoration, the cócteles all reflect the mariachi way of life and make this a must-visit nightspot.

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“Mariachi music is incorporated into every day events here in San Antonio such as birthday celebrations, weddings, funerals, grand openings, business events and traditional holiday celebrations,” said Muñoz. “The popularity of mariachi music among school based mariachi music programs, and the fact that San Antonio serves as the home base for the Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza [December 1-7], are additional reasons San Antonio serves as a worldwide hub for mariachi music.”

Celebrate the music this summer at the 63rd annual Fiesta Noche del Rio, performed at the historic Arneson River Theatre on the River Walk from June 21 through August 10 on Fridays and Saturdays. Complete with mariachi music and folklorico dancing, the program is a fan favorite and has been for decades.

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Shopping & Galleries Located on the San Antonio River Walk, La Villita is on the National Register of Historic Places and features eateries, galleries and boutiques in simple adobe structures and limestone buildings. 418 Villita St., 210.207.8577

ADELANTE BOUTIQUE— This col-

orful Spanish-themed boutique offers trendy and traditional styles with Southwestern and modern influences.

303 Pearl Parkway, Ste. 107, 210.826.6770.

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guayaberas that blend classic, Latin-flavored design and beautiful natural fabrics. Get cheeky with your custom guayabera: camouflage fabric, contemporary prints or anything else you desire. 303 Pearl Parkway, 210.224.7000.

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parel and jewelry boutique with a taste of Texas. Visit the store for an assortment of dazzling apparel, from belts and boots to handbags and accessories. Menger Hotel, 210 Alamo Plaza, 210.472.2210. upscale, chic boutique treats refined visitors to a selection of modern trinkets and designer handbags.

5424 Broadway St., 210.828.7738.

VILLA TESOROS—

While strolling through La Villita, visit this boutique for a selection of women’s and girls’ apparel, unique accessories, gifts and fine treasures for you and yours. 418 Villita St., 210.464.1126.

Galleries

ANARTE GALLERY—

Specializes in 21st century works by various established and emerging artists. 7959 Broadway St., Ste. 404, 210.826.5674.

BLUE STAR ARTS COMPLEX— Houses

multiple art galleries in historic warehouses as well as retail shops and dining. Galleries include San Angel Folk Art, FL!GHT Gallery and more. 1420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 117, 210.354.3775.

CHOICE GOODS GALLERY—Snag some of

graphic designer and artist Robert Tatum’s paintings, prints, T-shirts and other fun goodies at this hip shop in the Blue Star

Arts Complex. 11420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 103, 326.8456.

COPPER GALLERY—

Hand-hammered, fourth-generational copper art is finished in natural patina on art pieces as bowls, vases and mirrored frames at this gallery. 418 Villita St., Building 11, 210.271.3856.

EQUINOX GALLERY—

Skilled metalsmith, gallery owner and native San Antonian Alejandro Sifuentes creates artisanal jewelry using fine gemstones and precious metals (think hand-set opals, diamonds and pearls). The gallery also hosts invitational exhibitions. 418 Villita St., Building Four, 210.281.0706.

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GARCIA ART GLASS—

This prominent store features unique and colorful blown-glass creations with a focus on lighting and sculpture. 715 S. Alamo St., 210.354.4681.

Gifts & Specialty Stores 5 BROADS OFF BROADWAY— An

eclectic shop in the Alamo Heights neighborhood with antiques, fine art, home décor. 518 Austin Highway, 210.824.3483.

ANGELITA— Carries

organically sourced items including beautiful linens, sterling-silver jewelry, designer tees, jackets, Texas leather bags and aromatic hand-milled soaps and candles.

418 Villita St., Building Two, 210.224.8362.

BONITA RITA’S—

Unique gifts and accessories and other curios await shoppers at this River Walk boutique. 245 E. Commerce St., 210.293.6107.

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ing a life on the open road, this famous motorcycle store

carries cutting-edge models, pre-owned bikes, Harley-Davidson merchandise and more. 7230 N.W. Loop 410, 210.681.2254.

SCENTCHIPS LA VILLITA— For a house

that smells delicious, a trip to ScentChips is the answer. This store carries the latest trend in home fragrance in flavors like Agave Melon and Havana Nights.503 E. Nueva St., 210.223.2267.

Jewelry & Accessories J. ADELMAN ANTIQUES, ART & ESTATE JEWELRY— Lo-

cated in the Victorian lobby of the historic Menger Hotel, J. Adelman sells estate jewelry, silver, collectibles, antiques, fine art and unique gift items. Menger Hotel, 202 Alamo Plaza, 210.225.5914.

LEE MICHAELS FINE JEWELRY— Each year,

the team behind this family-owned company travels the world to find the finest gems, diamonds, timepieces and giftware from distinguished designers and craftspeople to sell in its stores.

Multiple locations, including North Star Mall, 7400 San Pedro Ave., 210.541.9575.

Taylor. 255 E. Basse Road, 210.824.8885.

PARIS HATTERS—

cowboy boots on the planet (more than 40 feet tall), this popular shopping destination houses a wide variety of stores, anchored

by Saks Fifth Avenue, J.C. Penney, Macy’s and Dillard’s. Dining options include Luciano’s and The Cheesecake Factory.

7400 San Pedro Ave., 210.340.6627.

Since 1917, this family-owned shop has treated patrons to custom-fitted hats. Famous clients run the gamut, from Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton to presidents Eisenhower and Truman. 119 Broadway St., 210.223.3453.

Shopping Centers ALAMO ANTIQUE MALL— All of the

floors of a former three-story office building are now filled with antiques and collectibles from 75 dealers. With items such as a “guess-your-weight machine,” you’ll find that it’s like taking a three-story trip down Memory Lane.

125 Broadway St., 210.224.4354. www.

ALAMO QUARRY MARKET— This

580,000-square-foot, open-air complex is located on the site of the former Alamo Cement Plant—easily identified by the factory’s giant smokestacks.

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soothing, open-air shopping center features a balanced blend of upscale stores like Neiman Marcus, Origins and Brooks Brothers, as well as a half-dozen dining options like Yard House and Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. 15900 La Cantera Parkway, 210.582.6255.

SHOPS AT RIVERCENTER—The

one mall in San Antonio you can reach by barge, this retail and entertainment complex features hundreds of shops as well as an IMAX theater, a live comedy venue, restaurants and more.

849 E. Commerce St., 210.225.0000.

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Two Brothers BBQ Market

Dining & Nightlife Operated by renowned chef Jason Dady, this eatery was ranked as one of the Top 50 BBQ Joints in the World by Texas Monthly, and has been lauded by Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern. 12656 West Ave., 210.496.0222

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rice. 146 E. Houston St., 210.222.2362.

This high-end steakhouse serves prime cuts of filet and quality seafood alongside classic cocktails—not to mention one of the best views of the Alamo from your table.

321 Alamo Plaza, Ste. 300, 210.377.1718.

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ACENAR— This contemporary River Walk restaurant offers an extensive Latin drinks menu including the Ácenar Mexican Martini, along with creative Texas regional specialties like achiote-marinated pork in banana leaves, served with cilantro

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A noteworthy eatery that offers Tex-Mex and Mexican favorites.

For brunch, head to the patio and order an avocado margarita.

20079 Stone Oak Parkway, 210.494.0561.

AUGIE’S BARBED WIRE SMOKEHOUSE—

Authentic Texas smoked barbecue with “to-die-for” pork ribs and succulent brisket.

The simple rustic setting includes an outdoor beer garden, cigar and wine bar.

3709 N. St. Mary’s St., 210.735.0088.

BAKERY LORRAINE—

Serves up hand-made French pastries using the finest ingredient, from the best flours and seasonal fruits to farm-raised eggs and dairy. 306 Pearl Parkway, Ste. 110, 210.862.5582.

BARRIBA CANTINA—

For delicious Mexican street food, look no further than this eatery overlooking the River Walk. 111 W. Crockett St., Ste. 214, 210.228.9876.

BIGA ON THE BANKS— This upscale

restaurant offers dining on the River Walk and an extensive wine list. 203 S. St. Mary’s St., 210.225.0722.

BIRD BAKERY— Located on Broadway in Alamo Heights, this made-from-scratch café and bakery offers a healthy menu of sandwiches and salads so you can save room for dessert. Its plethora of cupcakes and sweet treats are just as pretty as they are delicious. 5912 Broadway St., 210.804.

BIRD. BLISS—This contemporary Southtown restaurant offers fresh, contemporary American fare in a relaxed, neighborhood setting.

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BOILER HOUSE—

Situated in the historic Pearl Brewery complex, this wine-centric restaurant focuses on grilled items from local farms and markets, with a focus on Texas ranch-style cuisine.

312 Pearl Parkway, 210.354.4644.

BOUDRO’S, A TEXAS BISTRO—As the

title implies, this choice River Walk bistro focuses on Texas-themed cuisines such as steaks. 421 E. Commerce St., 210.224.8484.

CAPPY’S— This Alamo Heights restaurant serves up fresh seafood, juicy steaks and satisfying selections like shrimp nachos and pork Milanese.

Cappy’s is a comfortable place to have an incredible meal.

5011 Broadway St., 210.828.9669.

Lone Star State isn’t complete without a taste of Texas ‘cue, and this legendary Austin-based joint is a great way to get your fix. 111 W. Crockett St., Ste. 104, 210.229.1941; 10101 Interstate 10 West, 210.641.1998.

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ited neighborhood restaurant and bar offers warm hospitality and wholesome food made with farm-fresh ingredients. 17619 La Cantera Parkway, Ste. 102, 210.920.1101.

THE GUENTHER HOUSE— Located

inside the elegant former home of Pioneer Flour Mills’ founding family, the Guenthers, this San Antonio staple is a perfect breakfast stop. 205 E. Guenther St., 210.227.1061.

IRON CACTUS MEXICAN GRILL & MARGARITA BAR—

CHRIS MADRID’S— A local institution, Chris Madrid’s is regionally famous. Get a Tostada Bean Cheeseburger and a bumper sticker to prove it.

1900 Blanco Road, 210.735.3552.

Located along the River Walk, Iron Cactus is the perfect place to kick back and lounge on the private patio while sipping frosty margaritas and dining on chile con queso and sizzling fajitas. 200 River Walk St., Ste. 100, 210.224.9835.

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Shops at Rivercenter, 849 E. Commerce St., 210.973.5911.

LIBERTY BAR— Even though it’s been in continuous operation since 1890, Liberty Bar is anything but predictable. The menu slides from Southern comfort food to innovative new cuisine.

1111 S. Alamo St., 210.227.1187.

THE MAGNOLIA PANCAKE HAUS— For

the “World’s Best” buttermilk pancakes they just use the best, most wholesome and unique products prepared exactly the same way every time. The syrups, too, are made in-house.

606 Embassy Oaks, 210.496.0828; 10333 Huebner Road, 210.496.0828.

MICHELINO’S—This stylish Italian bistro offers hearty classics and an extensive but affordable wine selection. The Pollo

Michelino is a menu standout. 521 E. River Walk, 210.223.2939.

PAESANOS—This impressive restaurant treats patrons to a tantalizing combination of Mediterranean and Italian cuisine as well as one of the largest wine lists available in the area. Multiple locations. 555 E. Basse, Ste. 100, 210.828.5191.

PIATTI— Piatti’s Italianinspired, seasonally dictated cuisine has made it a staple for locals and residents of its Alamo Heights neighborhood. 255 E. Basse Road, Ste. 500, 210.832.0300.

RIO RIO CANTINA—

Located on the River Walk, Rio Rio Cantina is a great place for classic Tex-Mex. Sizzling fajitas, cheesy enchiladas and margaritas galore make a party every day at Rio Rio. 421 E. Commerce St., 210.226.8462.

RITA’S ON THE RIVER— This Tex-Mex

restaurant on the River Walk is known for Texas-size margaritas, ice cold beer, beautiful views and delicious, sizzling fajitas. 245 E. Commerce, Ste. 100, 210.227.7482.

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rules, Bar 1919 has garnered a reputation as a destination for whiskey lovers. 1420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 001, 210.227.1420.

juicy steaks, mouthwatering sides and a welcoming atmosphere, Ruth’s Chris is a classic. Its River Walk location has a scenic patio for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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BOWL AND BARREL— More than just

a bowling alley, Bowl & Barrel doubles as trendy tavern where serious cocktails and an impressive craft beer list meet upscale bar bites. 17619 La Cantera Parkway, Ste. 102, 210.920.1102.

Nightlife BAR 1919— From its Prohibition-era drinks to its list of house

THE BROOKLYNITE—

This award-winning craft-cocktail parlour

is located just off the River Walk. The stylish spot’s menu showcases premium spirits alongside housemade cordials, bitters and juices. A selection of Old World wines and beers on tap and by the bottle are also served here.

516 Brooklyn Ave., 210.444.0707.

COYOTE UGLY SALOON — Bartend-

ers, dubbed coyotes, serve and entertain at this lively Southernstyle saloon with a slight New York twist.

Happy hour is 4-8 pm daily, with $3 drink specials every night.

409 E. Commerce St., 210.465.8459.

DORĆOL DISTILLING COMPANY—Texas’

first urban craft distillery is also a nightlife destination. It makes its cocktails with inhouse-distilled rakia, an apricot brandy, and also offers its own craft-beer line, HighWheel. 1902 S. Flores St., 210.229.0607.

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Dining & Nightlife the River Walk also boasts Texas’ longest wooden bar (108 feet!) serves an impressive list of handcrafted cocktails. Eccentric décor—think bold wallpaper and taxidermy—blends with the Esquire’s speakeasy atmosphere.

155 E. Commerce St., 210.222.2251.

MAD DOGS— This international pub opened its doors on the River Walk in 1995 and has been an area staple ever since. Traditional bar food and a

myriad of drink varieties make it a party for all patrons. 123 Losoya St., 210.222.0220.

NARANJA— Located

in Hotel Valencia Riverwalk, this full-service bar offers an intimate, cozy setting for a drink (or two), small bites, and stunning views of the River Walk.

150 E. Houston St., 855.596.3387.

PAPER TIGER—This

music venue brings out all types of bands, from punk to hip hop, electronic to country.

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plain and simple.

2410 N St. Mary’s St., 800.513.7540.

PARAMOUR—San Antonio’s first rooftop bar, Paramour has become the place to be for locals. It wows with craft cocktails, impressive view and one-of-a-kind vibe.

102 9th St., Suite 400, 210.340.9880.

PAT O’BRIEN’S—

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its New Orleans roots.

The daily happy hour and Sunday brunch with live jazz are popular draws. 121 Alamo Plaza, 210.220.1076.

SALUD TEQUILA LOUNGE—With more

than 100 tequila and mescal varieties to choose from, and a vibrant interior, Salud charms its patrons into thinking they’ve stumbled into one of Mexico’s welcoming small bars. Art and Latin music are bonuses. 8123 Broadway St., 210.320.6034.

Mission Espada

Entertainment & Museums Go beyond The Alamo to see the sights on the Mission Trail, which winds visitors through four beautiful, fascinating historical locations. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, 6701 San Jose Drive, 210.932.1001

and see hundreds of handguns, badges and photographs from famous Texas Rangers. 318 E. Houston St., 210.247.4000.

THE ALAMO— A true testament to heroism, The Alamo now serves as a fascinating museum, gallery and historical center.

300 Alamo Plaza, 210.225.1391.

EXTREME ESCAPE—At

THE AMAZING MIRROR MAZE— This

eye-popping experience forces you to find your way out of a maze composed entirely of mirrors, while exploring endless hallways.

217 Alamo Plaza, 210.224.2288.

BUCKHORN SALOON & MUSEUM— Explore

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this live action entertainment concept, players (that’s you!) race against the clock to complete missions and escape from rooms before time runs out. With multisensory components and theatrical lighting, each room offers a thrilling experience that’s actionpacked. 9995 I-10 W., 210.641.2828.

HOP-ON HOP-OFF CITY SIGHTSEEING DOUBLE DECKER BUS— See San Anto-

nio every 20 minutes from the top of a

double-decker bus.

See major sights and attractions, or hop-on and off for a more indepth exploration of the city. 216 E. Crockett St., in The Menger Hotel, 210.224.8687.

LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER— Children

and adults go gaga over the 10 themed zones that set LEGOLAND San Antonio apart from other discovery centers. There’s a Duplo Farm and creative workshop, earthquake tables that’ll test the strength of your creations and a MINILAND San Antonio made from more than 1.5 million bricks.

Time to get your play on! 849 E. Commerce St., 210.610.1150.

LOUIS TUSSAUD’S WAX WORKS/ RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ODDITORIUM/RIPLEY’S MOVING THEATER— Louis

Tussaud’s Wax Works features more than 200 lifelike wax figures in varied settings. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! offers one-of-a-kind exhibits; the Moving Theater is a 4D thrill ride. 301 Alamo Plaza, 210.224.9299.

THE MAJESTIC THEATRE— Built in

1929, the Majestic Theatre is recognized as one of the most ornate and beautiful structures in San Antonio. It’s home to concerts and Broadway productions.

224 E. Houston St., 210.226.5700.

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Entertainment & Museums NATURAL BRIDGE CAVERNS— This

family-friendly historical adventure invites patrons to experience everything from adventure caving to panning for stones and guided tours. 26495 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, 210.651.6101.

NATURAL BRIDGE WILDLIFE RANCH—

This African safari tour offers families the experience of a lifetime, right from their own car. More than 500 animals from 40 different species roam among

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the 450-acre expanse of land. 26515 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, 830.438.7400.

THE QUARRY GOLF CLUB— Designed by

renowned designer Keith Foster, the course challenges players with a linksstyle front nine amidst rolling hills and native grasses. The back nine is located in a 100-year-old quarry pit. 444 E. Basse Road, 210.824.4500.

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ics and special effects, Ripley’s Haunted Adventure supplies scares and screams yearround to unsuspecting visitors. 329 Alamo Plaza, 210.226.2828.

SAN ANTONIO BOTANICAL GARDEN—

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is bigger and better than ever. Don’t miss the public art throughout the gardens while perusing the seasonal displays of plants and flowers. 555 Funston Place, 210.536.1400.

SAN ANTONIO ZOO—

The San Antonio Zoo is home to more several hundred species. Ride the San Antonio Zoo Eagle train and bounce from one attraction to the next.

3903 N. St. Mary’s St., 210.734.7184.

SAN FERNANDO CATHEDRAL— Estab-

lished as the parish church for the original Canary Islanders who settled San Antonio, San Fernando has graced the city since 1731. 115 W. Main Plaza, 210.227.1297.

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Entertainment & Museums SCHLITTERBAHN WATERPARK AND RESORT— This world-

famous water park resort offers 51 unique attractions on the banks of the shady Comal River. Thrilling coasters, tubing slides, picnic areas and swim-up bars make for an exciting experience. 400 N. Liberty Ave., New Braunfels, 830.625.2351.

SEAWORLD SAN ANTONIO— A must for

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SPLASHTOWN— favorite of locals, this water park has more than 50 rides and attractions, a covered picnic area, “dive-in” movies, dining options and a gift shop. Chill in the wave pool or shoot through the luge. 3600 N. IH-35, 210.227.1400.

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TOBIN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS— From Broadway

musicals to dance performances and A-list concerts, the Tobin Center links the timeless River Walk to Museum Reach. The architecturally stunning building is an anchor of the arts in downtown.

100 Auditorium Circle, 210.223.8624.

TOMB RIDER 3D—

Twists, turns and a major rush of adrenaline await at this interactive adventure

ride. 329 Alamo Plaza, 210.226.2828.

TOPGOLF SAN ANTONIO— Enjoy

golfing with a twist at TopGolf’s signature complex, where visitors can enjoy a driving range game situated similar to a dart board, along with great food and a full bar. Stateof-the-art technology allows golfers to get instant feedback on their shots and play games for points, regardless of ability level.

5539 N. Loop 1604 W., 210.202.2694.

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Entertainment & Museums TOWER OF THE AMERICAS— The

750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas provides the most spectacular view of the Alamo City. Enjoy the panorama from the revolving Chart House restaurant, take in the scenery from the observation deck and experience three thrilling 4-D theater rides.

739 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., 210.223.3101.

VISIT SEGUIN— Learn about the exciting town of Seguin, one of the oldest in Texas. It’s

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named for Col. Juan N. Seguin, a Tejano who fought beside the Anglo settlers against brutal Mexican dictator Santa Anna.

It’s also home to the world’s largest pecan.

40 minutes from San Antonio. Convention & Visitors Bureau at 116 North Camp St., 830.401.0810.

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BRISCOE WESTERN ART MUSEUM— In San

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history and culture of the American West through engaging exhibitions and events reflective of the region’s rich traditions and heritage. 210 W. Market St., 210.299.4499.

seum offers 16 interactive galleries that bring the wacky, weird book of world records to life. 329 Alamo Plaza, 210.226.2828.

THE DOSEUM— A three-story childrens museum in a park-like setting with hands-on programs and events just for curious kiddos. 2800 Broadway, 210.212.4453.

um offers an extensive collection of 19th- and 20th-century European and American art. Exhibitions contain prints, drawings, paintings and sculptures. 6000 N. New Braunfels Ave., 210.824.5368.

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Entertainment & Museums trucks and fire apparatuses, shows videos about the history of the fire service and holds artifacts, documents and photos dating back to the mid 1800s.

801 E. Houston St. 210.390.7236.

SAN ANTONIO MUSEUM OF ART— The

museum’s collection represents 5,000 years of history and cultures from around the world, including an unparalleled collection of Latin American art and the most important Chinese art collection

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in the southern United States. 200 W. Jones Ave., 210.978.8100.

SPANISH GOVERNOR’S PALACE— Located be-

tween Market Square and the River Walk, this historical home was once the meeting place for the Texas government as well as a safeguard for the Mission San Antonio de Valero (The Alamo).

It has been called “the most beautiful building in San Antonio” by the National Geographic Society. 105 Plaza de Armas, 210.224.0601.

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STEVES HOMESTEAD MUSEUM— This 1876

three-story home built for lumber businessman Edward Steves makes its home in the King William Historic district. The elegant mansion is open for public tours, one of the only homes in San Antonio of this kind to do so. 509 King William St., 210.225.9160.

UTSA’S INSTITUTE OF TEXAN CULTURES—

This University of Texas San Antonio museum is devoted to the education and progres-

sion of Texas culture through science, education, history and special programs. 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., 210.458.2300.

WITTE MUSEUM— The museum’s focus ranges from Texas history and science to anthropology and technology.

In the permanent collection, patrons will find dinosaur exhibits, cave drawings, wildlife displays and more. It also displays Texas art.

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