Things To Do

McNay Art Museum

The first museum of modern art in Texas. They always have a great exhibit and are free on Thursdays from 4-9pm.

San Antonio Museum of Art

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center

The GCAV offers year-round events in Ballet Folklorico and Spanish Flamenco dance, Mariachi and Tejano/Conjunto music, theatrical productions, film screenings, art exhibitions, artisan craft markets and more.

Roadmap Brewing Co.

Pearl Brewery

Eat, shop and enjoy some jazz all in the same place.

NOLA Brunch & Beignets

Great brunch

5 Points Local

Vegetarian friendly menu and yoga

The Guenther House

Know for their waffles with strawberries.

Ocho

At Hotel Havana, great for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Southerleigh Fine Food and Brewery

Another great part of the Pearl complex within Hotel a Emma. Seasonal beer changes often, the flights will get get you the most for your buck.

Shops at Broadway News

Several shops at this amazing shopping spot. Right by the Pearl they have you covered with Mila Coffee, Chictique, Red Cat, Greymoon Vintage, La Casa Frida and more. All businesses are locally owned by some of my favorite people.

Feliz Modern

Great little boutique for local works of art, cards, enamel pins and more. It’s in the Olmos Park Neighborhood, you can gawk at the beautiful houses on your way there.

San Antonio Botanical Garden

The Alamo

GO RIO San Antonio River Cruises

Take a ride along the river in downtown San Antonio. Close to shopping, eating and parks.

San Antonio, The Saga

On June 13, 2014, San Antonio Debuted “San Antonio|The Saga,” A Captivating Video Art Installation On The Magnificent Façade Of San Fernando Cathedral. Created By Renowned French Artist, Xavier De Richemont, This 7,000-Sq.-Ft. Projection With Custom Choreographed Music In Surround Sound Will Narrate The Historical Discovery, Settlement And Development Of San Antonio. Now The Seventh-Largest City In The Nation, San Antonio Is A Pivotal Location In The Story And Identity Of The United States And North America.

San Antonio River Walk

Walk, shop, dine, and enjoy the hospitality of our world-renowned urban waterway.

First Friday Artwalk

District: North to South: Cesár Chavez to I-90 and East to West I-37 to I-35.

Dia de los Muertos

This will take place October 26 and 27th the weekend before the wedding but there may be events at The Pearl the next weekend.

Japanese Tea Garden

Blue Star Arts Complex

Bars, restaurants, art and shopping all in one complex.

Witte Museum

Natural History Museum

Things To Do in San Antonio

Künstler Brewing

Hemisfair

Tower of the Americas

Friedrich Wilderness Park

Mission Adventure Tours

Historic Market Square

Theory Coffee

Brown Coffee Co - Southtown

Rosella Coffee Company

Gold coffee company

Inside Freight Art Gallery, this small coffee shop provides good coffee and vegan pastries.

Day of the Dead San Antonio

The events will be held Nov 1st-3rd.

Briscoe Western Art Museum

November 1 from 6:00 – 9:00pm Catrinas on the River Parade Party Everyone is invited to celebrate the inaugural Catrinas on the River Parade at the Briscoe. To learn more, click here. November 2 from 10:00am – 2:00pm Day of the Dead Activities in Clingman Education Gallery Bring your Day of the Dead Festival ticket and receive half of museum admission!

Künstler Brewing

This place is near the venue, so it could be a nice place to hang out before the ceremony. Gold Coffee is also nearby.