Attended a Friday night game at the newly renovated stadium. The PA system was off on the visitor…read moreside. Could not hear the announcer. Is that how Alamo Hts HS treats their visiting patrons? Someone should be called on the carpet for this. We're very disappointed.

Harry B Orem Stadium! Home of the Alamo Heights Mules. This…read moreis a really nice stadium. The place is lit at night, when games are going on. The track is that mooshy red stuff that gives you good traction, and helps the knees. There's concessions set up at both ends of the stadium offering cheap food and drinks. The east side is the visitor's side, and the west is the Mules home side. Parking is usually pretty easy for the games. It's usually very clean, and picked up. It's a great stadium to catch a football game! Go Mules!

I had the most wonderful time at UIW! I have been on their campus a few times, mainly for work, and…read morewhile this visit was also for work- I was able to enjoy a private tour of Brackenridge Villa (its not open to just walk in, and I took a stroll down to the Blue Hole! For starters, This campus is very cool! The Brackenridge manor is breathtaking, the architecture and everything inside is amazing. Little history on this- it basically belonged to George Washington Brackenridge ( which is also named about Brackenridge Park), he made his fortune during the civil war, was president of SAWS and founded San Antonio National Bank. The sisters came from France to fight the cholera epidemic (and also established Santa Rosa Hospital) and were looking for a place to start a new convent, and negotiated 280 acres of his estate for 100k. He didn't think they could pay, but did. Part of the deal was that the estate included every inside- he didn't read between the lines. So, the sisters acquired a very expensive and rare book collection among all other things. It was a motherhouse, a residential place for priests and then a refuge for nuns and priests during the Mexican Revolution. History lesson over. ;) I also got to see the Blue Hole, which is where the San Antonio River literally starts! It was so cool to see. I don't think I've ever thought or asked about where a river starts, much less Our river. It's the source spring for the San Antonio River, when the light hits the water it has a blue tint, and you can see the springs bubbling. The water is supposed to be clear, and you will see fish and turtles swimming too! It's so so so cool!

Came here for an organized event of different faiths! Awesome to see different beliefs all united…read morein art and music! Well organized event with well guided parking areas. Everybody was very welcoming and polite. There was one of the cutest texas Childrens choir with several choir renditions. Volunteers to help with the event were nice!

Absolutely beautiful museum! Perfect for a day out and not overwhelming one bit. I happened to luck…read moreout and observe this museum on one of their free entrance days- the first Sunday of the month. Best to arrive around opening time to get parking up close. A sculpture garden surrounds the museum so there's plenty of areas to stroll and take photos. This museum resides in a gorgeous 1920s Spanish colonial revival residence built by Marion McNay. The building itself is art with its wood detailing, arches, and intricate tile ceilings and floors. The actual art collection consisted of over 20,000 items, but only some are displayed and occasionally on rotation. The collection embodied European and American art of the nineteenth century, twentieth, and twenty first centuries. Sooo much to see- paintings, special exhibits, vase collection, Angelica Raquel Mystic Threads, sculptures, and a lovely garden/pond/fountain containing koi. The museum has a gift shop, restrooms, and a special collection of art displayed by many artistic school children. My new found artist I discovered here was Carl Rice Embery. A pure Texan, his art was amazing ! Initially I thought the pieces were photographs, but up close they are actual paintings. That's how realistic they are. Simple Texan scenery. We had a great time and would definitely come back!

Beautiful collection, architecture, landscaping and grounds at this museum. Their garden in the…read morecourtyard is so peaceful and stunning. We enjoyed visiting on a weekday, it wasn't crowded and nice to walk around to see their permanent collection. They have a small gift shop but I wish they had a cafe! Maybe I missed it but I didn't see one. Worth the visit and would love to come back. They seem to have different events. Parking in their connected lot.

I'm a Regal Unlimited member, and I live in Houston, but when visiting San Antonio for a week I…read morewanted to check out a nearby Regal theater The theater is massive, but it has significantly less auditoriums than the theaters in Houston. It looks like they are mid-renovation. Much of the interior is either outdated or under construction. On the ground level there are a couple kiosks to purchase your ticket and a ticket taker employee before you get on the long and steep escalator. At the top of the escalator you have a hallway of theaters. There is a concessions area, but I had to ask an attendant at the top of the escalator where the concessions was. It was located on the other side of the wall (of the hallway). The concessions is fairly small in size, but they offer most all of the typical Regal treats The staff were helpful and professional. And it's not a bad movie going experience. I think I was just put off by the construction and the confusing layout. There wasn't a usable escalator to get back to ground level and I had to use an elevator (I only saw one), and this felt like a fire hazard, but there must have been stairs somewhere Some tips: Join regal rewards to earn points with every purchase. I am also a huge advocate of the Regal Unlimited Pass. If you're a frequent movie-goer like I am you can see virtually unlimited movies and you get a discount on concessions Cheers!

Staff friendly and helpful Downstairs renovations going…read moreon, serious remodeling for this older building Escalators available no need to climb stairs Popcorn and other foods still available on first level Use app for easy ticketing and info Tuesdays are discounted days but can get busy Lots of other eateries on the area so you can stroll or eat after or before a movie 3D movies available

Great facilities and event We came to support the music…read moregroups of the school Also loved the holiday theme Wonderful talent here and the young people were so professional Want to return to this beautiful campus during the day so we can see better Location is ideal and easy to access Plan to make this an annual Christmas Tradition

This review is focused on Laurie Auditorium, and not the campus as a whole…read more I come here for musical events, and the auditorium has average to good acoustics. Not quite as good as the Tobin but decent. The seating is pretty good. I have always been able to find a good spot. The building is pretty spread out but makes a big circle. So it's hard to get lost. Overall, this auditorium is very clean and well kept up. It's a nice place for events and has a great professional feel to it.

We had our monthly work event at a this beautiful place! Dante did a fantastic job guiding all of…read moreus through the process of how to paint a dancing skeleton (rightfully so with October around the corner) Overall it was a very fun experience :) Not only did we walk out of there with a unique piece of art but we were able to enjoy every one's company outside work. Thanks guys!

Was a great environment great people they made it exciting definitely recommend coming here to try…read moreit out hope yall get frances she was amazing and made it a blast and you can bring your own drinks to enjoy .

The first concert of the summer series was fantastic. Great Room, excellent performance and the…read morefood was tasty. The concert seating is not reserved. So first come first serve. They have tables set up so makes it easy easy to eat and enjoy the show if you purchase a catered meal. . Ice tea and lemonade is available at no cost and there is a cash bar for wine and beer. Ken Slavin and band just put on a fantastic show. The only thing that keeps me from giving this 5 stars are the problems with some of the logistics. Hopefully these will be fixed by the second concert.