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San Antonio's NYE Celebration: Where will it take place? - Vimarsana News

San Antonio's NYE Celebration: Where will it take place?

The city is once again heading downtown for its official party to ring in the new year, including Civic Park, La Villita and Market Street.

Source: kens5.com
Details released for San Antonio's official New Year's Eve celebration, fireworks display - Vimarsana News

Details released for San Antonio's official New Year's Eve celebration, fireworks display

The San Antonio Parks Foundation says Celebrate SA will take place at Hemisfair, on the River Walk and the streets of downtown. The party will start at 6 p.m. on New Year’s Eve and continue with fireworks at midnight. It is free and open to the public.

Source: ksat.com
Jazz is more alive than ever: Jazz'SAlive historic 40th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Jazz is more alive than ever: Jazz'SAlive historic 40th anniversary

Alamo City danced to the sound of jazz for the historic 40th Anniversary of the Jazz’SAlive music festival. The nationally recognized annual event was hosted by the San Antonio Parks Foundation from Sep. 29 to Sep. 30. The 2022 Jazz’SAlive was the last time the festival chose Travis Park as its venue; it has now...

Take a look into San Antonio's past with vintage photos of the Japanese Tea Garden - Vimarsana News

Take a look into San Antonio's past with vintage photos of the Japanese Tea Garden

Take a look into San Antonio’s past with vintage photos of the Japanese Tea Garden Now-lush garden was once part of the Alamo Cement quarry Tags:  View of the lily pond and pavilion in the sunken garden. Photo circa 1927-1931. (Photos courtesy UTSA Libraries Special Collections) SAN ANTONIO – The Japanese Tea Garden in San Antonio is one of the most beautiful places in the city and admission is free. The now-lush garden was originally a part of the Alamo Cement quarry before the quarry ceased operations in 1908. San Antonio Parks Foundation CEO Mary Jane Verette previously told KSAT that...

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