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The fight over construction at Brackenridge Park continues as a lawsuit looking to stop changes to a river bank has taken another turn.A federal judge has parti
“We were not even supposed to be here, but look at us now,” said Matilde Torres, a member of the Native American Church and a speaker at the Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Brackenridge Park. On Oct. 9, we join together to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a day to recognize and honor Indigenous culture and...
The Historic and Design Review Commission approved the first part of a long-delayed project in Brackenridge Park that will remove dozens of trees.
A city initiative to restore the historic colonial structures of Brackenridge Park in San Antonio requires the removal or relocation of at least 62 trees along the San Antonio River, which has been spiritually significant to indigenous people for thousands of years.
In final design for phase one of the Brackenridge Park Project, the city plans to save more trees than before. But residents are still “really disappointed.”