THIS TOUR HAS BEEN CANCELED   PLEASE BE REMINDED THAT DUE TO DOWNTOWN CLOSURES ON THIS DAY, this tour group will meet directly behind the Briscoe Museum which is located at 210 W. Market. Walk behind the museum and we will meet on the Presa Street Bridge.   Thank you for joining us for a tour on the beautiful San Antonio River on a 100 minute cruise exploring San Antonio 's Black History along the Riverwalk.  Please arrive 15-30 minutes ahead of the boat departure time. We will travel through history on a north route through the Museum Reach to...

  Join us every first Tuesday for story time at Hemisfair.  Each month young explorers learn and play around specific monthly themes.  During this fun learning opportunity, a short story is shared followed by a hands-on artistic activity.   This month's book is "Like So" by Ruth Forman.   We are celebrating our mothers all month long! Come share with us in Yanaguana Park! Pre-registration is NOT required. We look forward to seeing you!

The doors to The Little Carver open at 5:30pm, and the film begins at 6pm.   “HIGH RISK”, a documentary film written and produced locally by Dr. Nicole Carr and Born Logic Allah, addresses the high maternal mortality rate of Black women in the United States. The film explores natural methods and best practices proven to protect Black mothers from prenatal to postpartum care. The ultimate goal of the documentary is to empower Black women through education, making them aware of numerous strategies to use with confidence to advocate for themselves and their babies.   Immediately following the film, join us...

THIS TOUR HAS BEEN CANCELED   Join us for a tour on the beautiful San Antonio River for a 100 minute cruise exploring San Antonio 's Black History along the Riverwalk.  Our trip starts by meeting at 218 S. Presa in La Villita. Please arrive at 218 S. Presa 30-45 minutes ahead of the boat departure time. We then travel through history on a north route through the Museum Reach to the Pearl then back downtown to the Alamo, Convention Center and back to La Villita.  You will be surprised at the continued African American influence in San Antonio. No...