Welcome as we introduce a new venue in the thriving Southtown Arts District in the trendy SoFlo neighborhood featuring a Urban Art and Craft Market every second Saturday from 10-4.
At the heart, Mobile Om is a friendly community of yogis who love to Explore, Practice, Connect, and Socialize. Mobile Om is a nomadic yoga community offering an alternative to the traditional yoga studio experience. We believe that the most sacred space for yoga is not found inside any studio, temple or ashram, but instead, it is the space that we create within ourselves. From breweries to art galleries, rooftops to coffee shops, our unconventional class locations invite students to discover beauty in the every day and the power of yoga as a tool to create inner peace despite the chaos and distractions of life. our classes are casual, unpretentious and inviting to event the most reluctant of yogis. Check out a full schedule of our classes, workshops and events on our website: www.mobileomtx.com
Located at 418 Villita Street on the south bank of the San Antonio River, http://goo.gl/maps/UdlnW La Villita was one of San Antonio’s first neighborhoods. It was originally a settlement of primitive huts for the Spanish soldiers stationed at the Mission San Antonio Valero (the Alamo). After a flood in 1819, brick, stone and adobe houses replaced the earlier structures. In 1836, La Villita was the site of General Santa Ana’s cannon line in the Battle of the Alamo and a map from early that year showed the village to be of considerable size. Late in the 19th century European immigrants from Germany and France moved into the area. These pioneers became San Antonio’s business leaders, bankers, educators, and craftsmen. The cultural mix that occurred at this time is best illustrated by the variety of architectural styles reflected in La Villita’s buildings. The architecture portrays the evolution of buildings from palisado to Victorian Houses. The first part of the 20th century saw La Villita decline into a slum area. In 1939, as ground broke on the San Antonio River Walk development, city fathers led by Mayor Maury Maverick acted to preserve this colorful part of San Antonio’s history. Today La Villita is a thriving art community that stands as a monument to San Antonio’s past. La Villita has five interconnected plazas for outdoor gatherings such as wedding receptions, birthday parties, retirement celebrations and much more. Number of guests: Plaza Nacional 150-300; Maverick Plaza 1,200 - 2,500; Plaza Juarez 300 - 500; Cos House and patio 100 - 150. Also included in La Villita is the world-famous Arneson River Theatre where Fiesta Noche del Rio performs as well as many other concert performances, ballet, plays and wedding ceremonies. La Villita Historic Arts Village is owned by the City of San Antonio and managed by the Department for Culture and Creative Development. For parking information please visit http://www.sanantonio.gov/dtops/parking/index.aspx
Market Square, the largest Mexican marketplace north of Rio Grande, offers visitors a festive setting featuring over 100 shops for clothing, folk art, piñatas, jewelry, pottery, textiles, and more. Covering a three-block area, Market Square has a fantastic selection of gifts and souvenirs in the many art galleries, shops and boutiques along the plazas, inside the Farmer's Market and El Mercado buildings.
Ultimate Mirror Maze Challenge is a unique, eye-popping experience that is fun for any age. Explore endless hallways and thousands of mirrors as you try to find the end and go back again – it is never the same experience twice. Can you find your way out of a maze composed entirely out of mirrors? The Vault Laser Challenge is San Antonio’s newest attraction. It is a Mission Impossible themed game. A state to the art laser alarm system, your challenge is to make it thru without setting off any of the lasers. Will you make it on our top 10 list? River Sweets Candy is conveniently located in our lobby and offers a huge variety of mix and match candy by the pound. Choose your favorites from over 100 varieties of candy, chocolates, gummies, sour gummies, and our popular sugar-free choices. Hours of Operation: (Memorial weekend - Labor Day) Season Hours • 10:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday through Thursday • 10:00 am to 12:00 am Friday and Saturday Off Season Hours • 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Sunday through Thursday • 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday and Saturday Prices for both attractions: Only one attraction- $11.99 per person Both attractions- $14.99 per person -Tickets are sold up to closing time -Group discounts available starting at 15 or more people -Special rates are available for sponsored school groups -Discount Coupon available at www.AmazingMazes.com 217 Alamo Plaza #100*San Antonio, Texas 78205*Tel: (210) 224-2288*For group rates call (210) 226-2828
Face your fears inside the #1 YEAR ROUND Haunted Attraction in the country!
Guinness World Records Museum - San Antonio's choice for interactive, unique and non stop family fun for everyone! Our mission "To provide fun while having fun" is something we are very proud of. Come join in on the excitement directly across from the world famous Alamo in downtown San Antonio, Texas.
*** Please be advised that you will be entering Ripley's Haunted Adventure at your own risk and that we assume no responsibility for your return.