1518 S Alamo St
San Antonio, TX 78204
(210) 212-8666
TA-BYP is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization Tax ID # 42-1594045 that is designed to help Youth, At-Risk Youth and young adults to build positive Character traits and instill Positive Values. We stride to improve Self Esteem and address Social needs that may be prevalent. We provide FREE services to all youth of all back grounds starting at the ages of 8 years to young adulthood. We train boys and girls and treat all participants the same regardless of ability and skill level. Social and Health benefits include using training sessions as recreational therapy, exercise and improved health, weigh loss, a boost in self esteem, Character building, peer training and Mentoring. We have a professional service contract with the Bexar County Juvenile Department and we service the Homeless population by working with kids and adults from the Haven For Hope transformation Center.
We develop communities and experiential learning programs that introduce, inspire, and encourage young people and young women to enter and succeed in technical, creative, and entrepreneurial fields. ESTEAM Framework Our programs incorporate entrepreneurial thinking, design thinking and creativity and are built around a framework called ESTEAM, which we believe are the building blocks for success in tomorrow’s world. ESTEAM stands for Entrepreneurship, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. We are developing the next generation of creative innovators and entrepreneurs through education and mentorship.
City Life is a youth based program that helps young people through teaching life skills, building relationships with caring adult role models, providing opportunities for positive peer group experiences, and sharing the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through this new and rapidly growing outreach we are reaching many of our youth that have been forgotten by society but not by God.
Do you ever just want to get away from it all? School? Parents? Responsibilities? Come Hideout with us on Wednesday nights! We're a youth organization that focuses on two things - God and Fun! We have organized recreational activities, a snack bar (cash only), live music, a weekly lesson, and small group time! Come to The Hideout and seek refuge!
SAY Sí is the Regional Affiliate for the San Antonio Scholastic Art Awards. We work with students, teachers, schools, and nonprofit arts organizations in Bexar County to promote, organize, adjudicate, and exhibit the regional Scholastic Art Awards. We also submit the top award-winning work to the Alliance for national judging. SAY Sí is a national award-winning year-round, long-term, non-profit multidisciplinary arts program for San Antonio area students in grades 6-12 that provides opportunities for these students to develop artistic and social skills in preparation for higher educational advancement and professional careers.Antonio to the national legacy.
Jump-Start Performance Co. is dedicated to the discovery and support of new ideas in the arts and arts education. By encouraging visionary thought and non-traditional approaches, Jump-Start is committed to the creation of art that is a lasting voice of diverse cultures and communities.
Blue Star Contemporary inspires, nurtures, and innovates through contemporary art. BSC is San Antonio's first and longest-running nonprofit venue for contemporary art.
AIA is a not-for-profit organization established in 1857 and is the only professional organization of architects in the United States. The AIA represents over 80,000 architects across the nation and over 6,300 architects in Texas. The AIA is committed to increasing the quality of service by its members as well as increasing the public awareness of the value of architecture. For more information on the local chapter and its programs and services, or to get in touch with an AIA architect, contact AIA San Antonio by calling 210-226-4979 or visiting http://www.aiasa.org/. Organizationally, AIA San Antonio is a professional association incorporated as a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit corporation under the laws of the state of Texas.
The River Foundation’s ambitious projects range from creating unprecedented opportunities for education, recreation and interaction with nature along the river to initiating, funding, installing and maintaining exciting urban art projects by renowned artists from San Antonio, the U.S. and across the globe. The corporation is organized and shall be operated excursively to support charitable, scientific, and educational activities that promote and encourage the conservation, stewardship, restoration, preservation and enjoyment of the land and water resources of the San Antonio River Basin and its tributaries.
Releases we have premiered: -SEEDS OF HOPE - Restoration -DEFIER - FTG -CONSECRATE - Holy, Holy -WORDS FROM AZTECS - Broken Sanctuaries -TBA -TBA -TBA
We have been given the opportunity and responsibility as citizens of the first National Historic District in the state to advocate for pragmatic preservation in ways big and small. Our proposed project heals old wounds of the constant struggle of historic urban school districts landlocked into difficult situations, forges new partnerships and bridges gaps between institutions. We have an opportunity to build the first public private partnership ever in SAISD and meld the goals of preservation and the pillars of our Bonham Academy Charter. We have a fabulous "win-win" synergistic approach that brings the proposed Black Box Theater behind the Solon Stewart House thus opening up very precious land resources on the other side of the campus where the playground actually works better for the school safety and monitoring requirements. Our project will encompass The Slow Foods Garden surrounding a world-class student/community theater that can be so much grander than the sum of its parts.
Fair Date Saturday, April 29, 2017 Kickoff 9:00am until 6:00pm Things to look forward to in the Historic King William District in San Antonio • Art and Craft Vendors • Live Music • Dance Performances • Food and Beverage Booths • Kids Kingdom • Quirky Parade The day starts with the best little Parade in Texas! A mile and a half meander through the neighborhood which will include: Political Parodies, Parading Pooches, Marching Bands and Belly Dancing. 200 Art & Craft vendors selling original hand crafted items which includes: Stain glass, wind chimes, paintings, photography, ceramics, apparel, home-made foods, home accessories and more! The streets will be filled with the aroma of sizzling fajitas, as families amble the streets enjoying raspas (snow cones) and paletas (popsicles) and Kettle Korn. Food and Beverage booths will be conveniently located throughout the entire neighborhood. Spend the afternoon listening to local and imported bands at four distinct venues. Spread a blanket next to the historic gazebo in King William Park as you enjoy soulful sounds and happy harmonies, listen to lyrical melodies at Pat’s Pub, sit in the shade awhile at Julia’s Veranda, watch in wonder at a variety of ethnic dancers; and experience living history with re-enactors at the 138-year-old Wulff House. Kids Kingdom offers a mix of children’s activities from crafts to basketball games and rides to rock wall climbing in a tree-shaded park setting.
S.M.A.R.T. builds community through art education, community engagement, exhibitions & residency programming.
We develop communities and experiential learning programs that introduce, inspire, and encourage young people and young women to enter and succeed in technical, creative, and entrepreneurial fields. ESTEAM Framework Our programs incorporate entrepreneurial thinking, design thinking and creativity and are built around a framework called ESTEAM, which we believe are the building blocks for success in tomorrow’s world. ESTEAM stands for Entrepreneurship, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. We are developing the next generation of creative innovators and entrepreneurs through education and mentorship.