Dining

La Villita Historic Arts Village →

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La Villita, south of the River Walk in downtown San Antonio, was originally settled nearly 300 years ago as one of the city's first neighborhoods. In 1939, La Villita Historic Arts Village was established and the neighborhood was adapted into a center for teaching regional arts and crafts and to serve as an artists market. Today, nearly 30 shops and galleries offer distinct handcrafted items by artists from San Antonio and surrounding areas. You'll find paintings, folk art, textiles, sculptures, copper wares, jewelry, and more. Plus, in the midst of these tree-lined walkways and plazas, enjoy a savory culinary experience at the area restaurants with options ranging from traditional Mexican flavors to steakhouse favorites. For individual shop listings go to http://www.lavillitasanantonio.com/.

Brunch Ideas in San Antonio

Howdy Companions!

As the 2018 Annual Congress draws near, we wanted to bring some attention to San Antonio and bring forth some additional ideas for you to potentially partake in, outside of the Annual Congress activities.

First up - Saturday or Sunday Brunch!

For closing weekend, there are plenty of local great brunch options.

Please see this article from Thrillist for more information:

https://www.thrillist.com/eat/san-antonio/best-brunch-in-san-antonio

Thanks!

Your 2018 Annual Congress Host Committee