San Antonio Attractions

Nov. 7, 2007

Hill Country Dude Ranches

Hill Country Dude Ranches

If there is one thing that Texas is known for, certainly the state's cowboy heritage is high on the list. From the way Texans dress, to the food eaten in the state, the cowboy is one of America's most popular icons. Of course, 150 …

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Oct. 31, 2007

Dia de los Muertos

As we talked about the other day, the Day of the Dead is upon us. A traditional Pre-Hispanic holiday
celebrated throughout most of Latin America, it is celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, and this year, because of when it falls in the week, it will spill over into the …

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Oct. 31, 2007

Coming Soon New World Wine and Food Festival

In this space, we have written before about the growing renown of the Texas wine industry, from the vineyards to the awards being granted to growers in the region.  Starting November 7th and running until the 11th, San Antonio is hosting the annual New World Wine and Food Festival …

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Oct. 25, 2007

San Antonio Day of the Dead

The Day of the Dead is one of Mexico's most interesting and cherished holidays, popularized and known for its dolls, art, parades, and feasts that characterize the festival. In parts of the United States, which have large Mexican populations, the celebrationCreated Thursday, 25 October 2007 20:31 is …

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Sept. 29, 2007

Texas River Country

Texas River Country

South Texas' Hill Country is world-famous for its classic vistas and panoramas which rekindle memories of the Old West and cowboys, settlers, and pioneers.  But a short drive to the west will bring visitors to another part of Texas, equally as beautiful, yet not quite as …

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Sept. 27, 2007

Theaters and Venues in San Antonio

San Antonio is home to a vibrant arts and entertainment community, and also to many unique and interesting venues.  From Broadway shows, to eclectic local productions, and from the symphony, to rock and roll, country, and Tejano music, San Antonio's theaters are always booked with everything from the …

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Sept. 25, 2007

San Antonio Oktoberfest

Fredericksburg, Texas is known throughout the state as being an outpost of German heritage, with many of its citizens being direct descendents of the liberal, educated German nobility that settled the area in the mid-1800s. Due to this unique background, Fredericksburg hasn't always followed the trends of the rest …
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Aug. 2, 2007

Texas Peach Blossom Trail

Spring and summer are harvest times for delicious peaches to ripen, and taking a tour through Texas peach growing country is always a good way to get out of town and enjoy the Hill Country and the beautiful Texas summers. Fredericksburg and Gillespie county are the one of the major …

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July 18, 2007

Texas Hill Wine Country

Texas is big, diverse, and home to an extraordinary amount of various businesses, foods, and production of all types of goods and services, but most people don’t think of Texas as being a major wine-producing part of the world. Well, pretty soon people just may have to start mentioning Texas …

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July 15, 2007

Lady Bird Johnson

Lady Bird Johnson: 12.22.12 - 07.11.07

Lady Bird Johnson, wife of President Lyndon Johnson, died last week of natural causes after years of health issues. The former First Lady, born Claudia Alta Taylor, was known throughout Texas and the United States as being a major architect for …

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