la prensa informa, educa e inspira - La Prensa De San Antonio
la prensa informa, educa e inspira - La Prensa De San Antonio
la prensa informa, educa e inspira - La Prensa De San Antonio
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17 de marzo de 2013 LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO 5-A<br />
Become a part of the city’s biggest and best festival.<br />
When you join the Fiesta ® Commission, you become part of a proud 122-year-old tradition celebrating <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Antonio</strong>’s culture and diversity. One of the <strong>la</strong>rgest events in Texas, Fiesta ® started out with a single parade in<br />
1891. Now we draw 3.5 million people annually to 11 event packed days of fun. This celebration of the heroes<br />
of the battles of the A<strong>la</strong>mo and <strong>San</strong> Jacinto hosts 100+ events promoting the heritage, culture and spirit of <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Antonio</strong>.<br />
Over 100 nonprofit organizations work to put on the events of Fiesta ® . Many of these nonprofits are able to<br />
raise their operating budgets for the entire year through Fiesta ® . Your membership gives you greater access to<br />
all the fun while helping others in our community.<br />
Your peers in the Commission include small businesses, nonprofits, <strong>la</strong>rge corporations, volunteer groups,<br />
families and individuals. There are many benefits to being a part of the Fiesta ® Commission. As an Individual<br />
Member, you share your passion for our city with other <strong>San</strong> Antonians at special social events. As a Business<br />
Member, you have the opportunity to share your pride with tens of thousands of potential customers. Of course,<br />
one of the best benefits is being surrounded by so many smiling, happy faces!<br />
For more <strong>informa</strong>tion call 210-227-5191 or visit www.fiesta-sa.org<br />
Colorful medals are a hallmark of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Antonio</strong>’s Fiesta ® .<br />
Said to have began with King <strong>Antonio</strong> XLIX, Charles G.<br />
Orsinger in 1971, Fiesta ® medals trace back even earlier<br />
to commemorative coins given out at events.<br />
Today, nearly every organization involved with Fiesta ®<br />
issues a unique creation annually, and collecting as<br />
many as possible each year has become a p<strong>la</strong>yful<br />
tradition all its own. This year, when someone asks<br />
“who’s got the most Fiesta ® medals?” ITC’s exhibition<br />
of past and present Fiesta ® medals will surely top the<br />
list! Free with museum admission.<br />
Admission: Adults (12-64) $8; Seniors (65+) $7; Children<br />
(3 - 11) $6; Military with ID $6; College Students with ID<br />
$6; Free admission for children 2 and younger, museum<br />
members, and UTSA & A<strong>la</strong>mo Colleges Students,<br />
Faculty, and Staff with ID.<br />
Open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.;<br />
Sunday noon-5 p.m. Limited free parking.<br />
Location:<br />
Institute of Texan Cultures, HemisFair Park<br />
801 E. Cesar Chavez Blvd<br />
For more <strong>informa</strong>tion:<br />
visit www.TexanCultures.com or call (210) 458-2300