Local flavor since 1883. Located just north of downtown San Antonio, Pearl provides a unique experience as a top culinary and cultural destination. The mixed-use space features retail, dining, picturesque green spaces, paseos riverside amphitheater, and the third campus of The Culinary Institute of America. As a former brewery operating from 1883 to 2001, Pearl reflects a vivid past while embracing the future. A fan favorite, Pearl is bursting with food and drink options, boutique shopping, festive seasonal events and loads of local flavor. Visit Peal online at http://atpearl.com/, and come experience everyone’s favorite hot spot. You won’t want to miss what Pearl is serving up!

A visit to the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) takes you around the world and through five thousand years of art in a complex of buildings that once housed the Lone Star Brewery. SAMA is renowned for the most comprehensive ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art collection in the southern United States. The Nelson A. Rockefeller Latin American art wing spans the ages from the ancient Americas to the present and includes an outstanding collection of popular art. In the contemporary galleries, works of internationally recognized artists share prominence with notable Texas and regional art. The comprehensive Asian art wing displays works from Korea, India, and Japan, and includes an important Chinese ceramics collection.

Centrally located on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, the Alamo features interactive tours and exhibits and hosts reenactments of the Texas Revolution. Founded in 1718 as the first mission in San Antonio, the Alamo served as a way station between east Texas and Mexico. In 1836, decades after the mission had closed, the Alamo became an inspiration and a motivation for liberty during the Texas Revolution. For 13 days in 1836, close to 200 Texas defenders held the Alamo from approximately 2,500 of General Santa Anna’s troops from Mexico. The most famous of the defenders, William Travis, James Bowie, and David Crockett, died fighting overwhelming odds for freedom.

Today, visitors are invited to rediscover the gem of Texas history, stroll through the 4.2-acre complex and Alamo Gardens, then head back down to the River Walk for local experiences in dining, shopping and entertainment. Plan your next unique adventure in the Alamo City today. And, to learn more about the history of the Alamo, visit its official website.

Visitors must reserve a FREE timed-entry ticket to go inside of The Church. Claim your ticket now.

Hopscotch is a uniquely curated, permanent 20,000 sq ft art gallery which features 14 distinctive immersive and interactive installations from over 40 local, national and international artists. Exhibitions will rotate over time. Our aim is to elicit a sense of joy and wonder in the spaces we curate, where our guests may participate in a playful manner and explore beyond their day-to-day reality.

Hopscotch also boasts a full bar and lounge area, gift shop, food truck and patio that often has live music. Guests are encouraged to take drinks with them into the ticketed gallery experience. Don’t have time to visit the gallery? No problem, all are encouraged to stop in and enjoy a drink on the patio that overlooks beautiful Travis Park, the Historic St. Anthony and Travis Park Church.