Passport To Luxury

CONTENTS 

A BRIEF HISTORY OF 

SAN ANTONIO 

PRIVATE SCHOOLS 

5 STAR EATS 

DAY TRIPS 

SAN ANTONIO SPURS 

GOLF COURSES 

THE TOBIN CENTER 

SPOTLIGHT ON 

DARIO ROBLETO 

THE SAN ANTONIO 

RIVER WALK 

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San Antonio is one of the oldest European 

settlements in the Americas. However, for 

thousands of years before that, indigenous 

peoples inhabited the area around the San 

Antonio River. The Payaya were probably 

the prevalent culture when Europeans first 

ventured into the area. 

After a brief recorded visit by Spanish 

explorer Cabeza de Vaca in 1536, Texas 

became more and more of a strategic 

necessity to the Spanish crown, and 

expeditions of explorers and missionaries 



set out to search for places in which to 

build settlements. As the story goes, in 1691, 

one such expedition encountered the river 

on June 13. This was the feast day of Saint 

Anthony, and so they named the river San 

Antonio in his honor. 

In the early 18th century, the mission 

settlements created working communities 

with a dual purpose: to spread Christianity 

to the native population and to establish 

outposts of the Spanish empire in the 

area. The benefits of mission life included 


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specifically the area around San Antonio. 

The government designated empressarios 

to act on its behalf, granting tracts of land 

in return for managing settlers – Stephen F. 

Austin among them. Santa Anna, elected 

President of Mexico in 1833, revoked the 

Mexican constitution of 1824, which allowed 

for democratic rule in the province of Texas, 

causing violence to break out. 

THE MAJESTIC THEATER 

PHOTO COURTESY OF JOHN DYER 

community maintained residences, farmland 

and livestock along with schooling and 

defense. As a result, both European settlers 

and native peoples in these communities 

thrived within the safety and structure 

provided by mission life. 

Mexico won independence from Spain in 

1821, and the new Mexican government 

invited American settlers to Texas, 



The Texans, a mix of Anglo-American and 

Mexican settlers, calling themselves Texians 

and Tejanos, respectively, banded together 

to defend their rights and demand a return 

to the constitution of 1824. Despite taking 

control of major parts of Texas in the initial 

fighting, Santa Anna’s army moved north, 

determined to take San Antonio. In the 

Battle of Alamo, a band of volunteers fought 

valiantly to keep the Mexican army from 

taking San Antonio, but Santa Anna was 

ultimately victorious. During the battle, the 

Texas Congress declared independence, 

which was officially won in the Battle of San 

Jacinto a month later, under the rallying cry, 

“Remember the Alamo!” 


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MISSION SAN JOSÉ 

From April of 1836 until 1845, San Antonio 

was part of the Republic of Texas. The United 

States annexed Texas in 1845, causing 

the Mexican War, which was devastating 

to San Antonio, despite defining much 

of what is now the American Southwest. 

The area rebounded during the Civil War 

era, attracting a large number of German 

immigrants who settled in the area, adding 

to the Spanish, Mexican, Anglo and 



indigenous cultural influences that make up 

San Antonio’s rich history. 

Driving the streets of San Antonio today, 

one is never far from reminders of the city’s 

rich cultural history. The names of our streets, 

parks, bridges and buildings all reflect the 

past: names like Espada, Travis, De Zavala 

and Hildebrand hearken back to the many 

influences of our city’s past. 


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137 RIVER CROSSING 

Cordillera Ranch on the Guadalupe 

Price available upon request 




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Antonian College Preparatory High School 

6425 West Avenue 

San Antonio, TX 78213 

antonian.org 

Central Catholic 

1403 N. St. Mary’s 


cchs-satx.org 

San Antonio is known for its 

first-class private, independent 

and faith-based schools that 

offer a wide range of education 

opportunities to serve the 

whole child, in addition to 

excellence in academics: sports 

and recreation, study abroad 

programs, leadership programs, 

language immersion, fine arts 

and religious studies. 

Geneva School of Boerne 

113 Cascade Cavern 

Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015 

genevaschooltx.org 

Hill Country Montessori 

50 Stone Wall Drive 

Boerne, TX 78006 

hcmontessori.org 

Holy Cross of San Antonio 

426 N. San Felipe 


holycross-sa.org 




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Incarnate Word High School 

727 E. Hildebrand Avenue 


incarnatewordhs.org 

Keystone School 

119 E. Craig Place 


keystoneschool.org 

Mount Sacred Heart 

619 Mount Sacred Heart 


mountsacredheart.org 

Saint Mary’s Hall 

9401 Starcrest Drive 


smhall.org 



St. Gregory Catholic School 

700 Dewhurst 


stgregorysa.org 

Spanish Grove Academy 

22215 Wilderness Oak 


spanishgroveacademy.com 

Texas Military Institute 

20955 W. Tejas Trail 


tmi-sa.com 

The Winston School 

8565 Ewing Halsell Drive 


winston-sa.org 


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PEARL BREWERY 

PHOTO BY: NICK SIMONITE 

Pearl Brewery 

The recently renovated Pearl Brewery has 

become a mecca for foodies. As stated 

on their website, the creators “like to 

think of Pearl as an experimental space, 

collaboration between farmers, ranchers, 

chefs, home cooks and people who just love 

food.” The Pearl Brewery hosts many food 

and drink-centric special events and is home 

to the famed Culinary Institute of America 

and several incredible restaurants, bakeries, 

cafes and bars. 

Atpearl.com 

San Antonio has become a culinary destination, 

for both its local fare that can only be found in 

San Antonio, and for its chefs and cuisine that 



have gained national and International attention. 

Bakery Lorraine 

Owners Jeremy and Anne met while working 

for culinary genius Thomas Keller in the 

Napa Valley and opened this traditional 

French bakery, which features the perfect 

combination of technique and playful 

inventiveness. 

bakerylorraine.com 


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Boiler House 

Executive Chef Jeff White’s Texas ranch-style 

cuisine focuses on grilling, wild game and 

farm fresh ingredients. 

boilerhousesa.com 

Cured 

The perfect blend of modern and historic 

atmosphere, Cured features hand-crafted 

cured foods, from charcuterie to pickles. 

Cured was nominated for Bon Appetit’s Best 

New Restaurants of 2014. 

curedatpearl.com 

The Granary 

The Granary combines globally inspired 

barbeque traditions and flavors with draft 

beers from around the world, and housemade 

brews. 

thegranarysa.com 

CURED 

PHOTO BY: SCOTT MARTIN 

Green 

Chef driven, affordable, vegetarian, kosher 

comfort food – these are descriptors not 

often found together. Green’s focus is on 

excellent food and sustainable practices. 

greensanantonio.com 

Il Sogno Osteria 

A five-star Italian café owned by James 

Beard Award-Winning Chef, Andrew 

Weissman. 




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Southerleigh Fine Food & Brewery 

Chef Jeff Balfour explores Texas cross-cultural 

cuisine paired with house-made craft beer. 

southerleigh.com 

One Lucky Duck 

The famous juice bar has its first location 

outside New York at Pearl Brewery, featuring 

pressed and made-to-order juices, cleanses 

and healthy, chef-driven cuisine. 

La Gloria 

La Gloria’s menu is inspired by interior 

Mexican street food. San Antonio native chef 

Johnny Hernandez’s restaurant has been 

featured in New York Magazine, The Boston 

Globe, Washington Post, Food & Wine, Bon 

Appetit, Poder, Travel & Leisure, NBC Latino, 

Southern Living and many others. 

chefjohnnyhernandez.com 

Sandbar 

Another of Andrew Weissman’s concepts, 

Sandbar is an upscale oyster bar featuring 

the freshest seafood in San Antonio. 

sandbarsa.com 



LA GLORIA 

PHOTO BY: JON ALONZO 


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Whether traveling for business or pleasure, 

San Antonio is within easy driving distance of 

Texas’ other major metropolitan areas like 

Houston, Austin and Dallas. But sometimes 

it’s nice to get away from the hustle of a 

big city, and Central & South Texas have a 

number of wonderful small towns that are 

destinations for either a quick day trip or 

an extended getaway. Fredricksburg and 

Gruene are two of the best such destinations 

that Texas has to offer. 

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Gruene 

Another historic Texas town, Gruene 

(pronounced GREEN), lies just 45 minutes 

northeast of central San Antonio. Gruene is 

a river town, located along the Guadalupe, 

and is a popular destination for tubing, 

canoeing, kayaking and camping. Luxurious 

riverfront homes line the banks of the 

Guadalupe from Gruene to New Braunfels. 

The town was established in the 1840’s by 

German farmers, namely the Gruene family, 

who were instrumental in the development 

of a mill, a mercantile and beautiful 

Victorian-style homes, all of which stand 

today in Gruene Historic District. The original 

cotton gin is now a popular restaurant and 

tourist attraction, The Gristmill, where you 

must try the Texas-sized chicken-fried steak. 

The mercantile is now Gruene General 

Store, where you can find Texas treats like 

homemade honey-butter, fudge, jalapeño 

jellies and salsas. Gruene Hall was built during 

this time as well, and is the longest running 

dance hall/live music venue in Texas. For 

almost 150 years, Gruene Hall has hosted 

local celebrations, performances from up 


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and coming musicians and national touring 

acts. 

Fredericksburg 

An hour’s drive from San Antonio will 

transport you to the charming, historic 

town of Fredericksburg. Drive in for a 

day’s adventure or book a room at one 

of the many picturesque bed & breakfasts 

or homes for rent near Main Street, 

Fredericksburg’s center. Spend the day 

exploring quaint local shops and enjoy some 

local cuisine – a wonderful range of German, 

Spanish and Texas influenced foods paired 

with local libations from one of the many 

breweries and vineyards in the area. 

History buffs will love the Admiral Nimitz State 

Historical Site and the National Museum of 

the Pacific War, the largest collection of 

World War II artifacts focused on the war in 

the Pacific. A Fredericksburg native, Admiral 

Nimitz was a part of one of the founding 

families of the town, and the main museum 

complex is located in the historic Nimitz hotel, 

a hub of town life since the 1840s. 

Wine and beer aficionados will enjoy the 

290 Wine Trail, a string of excellent Texas 

wineries and breweries that winds its way 

around the scenic Hill Country surrounding 

Fredericksburg. Hire a limousine and sample 

Texas’ handcrafted wines and beers in style. 

Nature lovers must visit one of Texas’ most 

beautiful natural assets: Enchanted Rock, a 

massive pink granite dome surrounded by a 

1600-acre state park. The largest pink granite 

“mountain” in the U.S., the site is also known 

for its archaeological importance (evidence 

of human activity dating back at least 11,000 

years), significant flora and fauna, as well as 

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CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG

The Spurs are a huge part of the life of the 

city, and not merely because they are 

one of the winningest professional sports 

teams in the country. The Spurs have five 

NBA Championships, 20 division titles, and 

have made the playoffs in 24 of the last 

25 seasons. Spurs fans are perhaps a little 

spoiled in that they expect to win and DO! 

Former and current Spurs are active and 

valued members of the San Antonio 

community. David Robinson, “The Admiral,” 

started the Carver Academy, a public 

charter school committed to excellence 

in academics as well as social, emotional, 

physical and spiritual wellbeing, offering 

an extremely well-regarded program for 

children pre-K through 6th grade. Another 



superstar of the game, George Gervin, 

established the George Gervin Youth Center 

in San Antonio, which serves as both a public 

charter school and a resource center for 

homeless youth and pregnant teens. 

In 2014, the Spurs hired the first female full 

time coach in the NBA, Becky Hammon. 

Hammon led the team to the Las Vegas 

Summer League title as head coach in 

2015, again the first female ever to hold that 

position. Hammon and the team’s much 

loved head coach, Gregg Popovich, “Pop,” 

are leaders in the community. Popovich is 

currently the longest-tenured active coach 

in the NBA – and all U.S. major sports. He also 

holds the record for the most consecutive 

winning seasons. 


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26+ Acre Boerne Equestrain Estate 





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Debra 

Janes 

high-end luxury home and ranch 

sales, Debra has sold hundreds 

of millions of dollars of Texas 

properties. 



A San Antonio native, Debra 

Janes has excelled in and 

served the Luxury 

Real Estate Market since 

1993. Focusing on 

Gary 

Peterson 

Gary Peterson is a highly 

acclaimed luxury home, 

farm & ranch and highend 

development broker 

that has specialized in the 

Boerne Texas area for the last 16 

years. His successes include top 

sales in the prestigious Cordierra 

Ranch neighborhood. 


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Casey 

Janes 



Casey Janes, MA, LMSW, 

depends heavily on her 

knowledge and experience 

in communication and 

ethics to provide superb 

customer service in luxury real estate. 

As Debra’s daughter she is poised 

for real estate greatness. 

Neal 

Dunn 

family business and real estate, he 

also raises competition horses with 

his wife, Melinda. 

A native south Texan, Neal 

Dunn has experience in 

oil and gas, international 

business and the cattle 

industry. Now devoted to 


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Chad 

Taylor 



Chad Taylor feels that 

family is the most 

important aspect of life. 

With 17 years of luxury 

hospitality and his 

in-depth knowledge of San Antonio, 

Chad can find the perfect home for 

a client and their family. 

Maria 

Freyre 

Debra Janes in 1998, Maria earned 

her real estate license and joined 

the team as their official translator. 

Born in Yucatan, Maria 

Freyre moved to the U.S. 

and started her own 

business at The Dominion 

Country Club. After meeting 


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The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch 

1092 Clubs Drive 

Boerne, TX 78006 

clubsofcordilleraranch.com 

Cordillera Ranch features a Jack Nicklaus 

Signature Golf Course design that winds its 

way over 500 acres of rugged landscape. 

The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch has held a 

consistent position among Texas’ top-ranked 

courses, including 2014 National Golf Course 

Owners Association Course of the Year. 



San Antonio has several premiere golf courses, 

including PGA Tour courses, 5-star resort courses, 

private courses and first-class public courses. 

TPC San Antonio - JW Marriott 

238080 Resort Pkwy 

San Antonio, Texas 78261 

tpcsanantonio.com 

TPC San Antonio is a golf resort with two 18- 

hole championship golf courses designed by 

two of golf’s most innovative architects: Pete 

Dye and Greg Norman. Both courses play 

host to PGA Tour events, with the AT&T Oaks 

Course serving as the venue for the PGA 

TOUR’s Valero Texas Open since 2010. The 

AT&T Canyons Course is the site of the San 

Antonio Championship, a Champions Tour 

stop in October. 


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PHOTO COURTESY OF LA CANTERA RESORT 

The Dominion Country Club 

1 Dominion Dr. 

San Antonio, TX 78257-1247 

the-dominion.com 

The Dominion Country Club is a gracefully 

designed Hill Country course that was home 

to a Senior PGA Tour event for 17 years. 

La Cantera Resort and Golf Club 

17865 Babcock Rd 


lacanteragolfclub.com 

La Cantera is ranked #2 on the “Top 30 



Resorts in North America” and among the 

“Top 50 Golf Resorts in the U.S.” by Conde 

Nast Traveler. The $115-million hilltop resort 

combines the best in golf with the best of 

luxury. 

Silverhorn Golf Club 

1100 W. Bitters Rd 


silverhorngolfclub.com 

Widely regarded as a challenging, expertly 

laid-out course, Silverhorn was designed by 

Randy Heckenkemper with PGA Tour Pros 

Willie Wood and Scott Verplank. 


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The Tobin Center For The Performing Arts, 

San Antonio’s world class performing arts 

center, graces the River Walk, combining 

the façade of the original, historic structure 

with a completely unique, modern design. 

It is a perfect expression of the city of San 

Antonio itself, honoring cultural history while 

embracing modern innovation. 



The Municipal Auditorium Building, which 

was named a historic monument in 1981, 

stood on the spot now occupied by the 

Tobin Center. The traditional meeting hall 

and performance space was built in 1926 

as a memorial to World War I veterans. The 

building was awarded a gold medal by the 

American Institute of Architects in 1929 for its 

design by famed San Antonio architect Atlee 

Ayres. 



RIVER WALK PLAZA 

PHOTO BY: MARK MENJVAR

The Tobin Center’s signature architectural 

structure, the “veil,” is complex in its seeming 

simplicity. The see-through structure is 

comprised of 18,000 panels of varying shapes 

– some double-wide with half the face inset, 

some single-wide with see-through gaps 

between them; some partially perforated; 

some with projecting fins; some with 

diagonal slits that allow a narrow patch of 

sunlight to hit the face of an adjoining inset 

panel at certain times of day. The different 

types of panels are deployed in several 

configurations and rhythms, depending on 

the part of the building. 

The magnificent H-E-B Performance Hall 

has an $8 million GALA Spiralift flexible 

seating system, the first of its kind in the 

nation. This electronic convertible floor 

transforms the 1,759-seat theater to a flat 

floor that can accommodate 2,000 general 

admission standing-room guests or 700 

seated banquet-style. The sound system 

and acoustics are ranked among the best 

in the world. The acoustics can be “tuned” 



to optimize sound quality for any type of 

performance. 

The 250-seat Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater is 

an incredibly versatile space used for more 

intimate performances, rehearsal space 

for the resident companies, banquets, 

receptions and private events. The wall 

facing the River Walk opens into a walk-in 

window that allows access to both the lobby 

and the River Plaza. 

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H-E-B PERFORMANCE HALL 

PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE TOBIN 

The River Plaza can seat 600 for outdoor 

performances and also adds a unique and 

beautiful outdoor space for the Tobin Center 

with access to river taxis. The combined 

historical significance and technological 

innovation of the center is most present here, 

with the 30 foot AT&T SkyWall above, and the 

monuments to San Antonio’s Medal of Honor 

recipients along the slopes of the plaza. 

There are 10 resident companies at the Tobin, 



forming an unprecedented collaboration 

among the major arts organizations of the 

city: San Antonio Symphony, Ballet San 

Antonio, Opera San Antonio, Chamber 

Orchestra of San Antonio, Children’s Fine 

Arts Series, Children’s International Puppet 

Festival, Youth Orchestra of San Antonio, 

SOLI Chamber Ensemble and San Antonio 

Chamber Choir. 


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San Antonio native Dario Robleto is an 

internationally acclaimed artist and sculptor 

who has had a profound influence on the art 

world, especially in San Antonio and Texas as 

a whole. He was recently named Texas State 

Visual 3D Artist for 2016. 




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The present 

is an 

accumulation 

of the past 

– Dario Robleto 

In a 2015 interview, Lara Palmquist of 

Ploughshares Magazine describes his 

work as that of a “materialist poet — a 

term that encapsulates his method of 

creating sculptural responses to lyrical 

material lists that mediate on the human 

condition.” A renowned conceptual artist, 

Robleto is known for his unconventional 

reinterpretations of objects, often utilizing 

sound as inspiration. His work is deeply 

connected to history and memory, exploring 

music, popular culture, war and human 

history. 



Robleto is a former International Artist in 

Residence at Artpace San Antonio and is 

currently on their board of directors. Artpace, 

an art gallery and artists’ laboratory that 

facilitates artists from around the world, has 

referred to Robleto as a DJ of sculpture: 

“Robleto samples, cuts, mixes and spins 

together narratives, materials, and personal 

experience to create intimate, hand-made 

objects that are infused with romantic 

pleasure.” Robleto is also the youngest 

featured artist to every have a solo exhibition 

at the famed Menil museum in Houston. 


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His sculpture entitled The Pause Became 

Permanence (2006) is in the permanent 

collection at the San Antonio Museum of 

Art. The piece’s notes give one an idea of 

the layers of meaning that can be found in 

Robleto’s work: 

“Ink-dyed willow and ash, hair lockets 

made of stretched and curled audiotape 

recordings of the last known Confederate 

and Union Civil War soldiers’ voices, 

excavated and melted shrapnel from various 



wars, hair flowers braided by war widows, 

homemade paper (pulp made from soldiers’ 

letters home sent by sea), lace and fabric 

from widows’ mourning dresses, colored 

paper, silk, ribbon, milk paint, glass, typeset.” 

Robleto’s work is transformative, 

contemplative and unique. With more than 

30 solo exhibitions including local, national 

and international galleries, Robleto’s art can 

be found in galleries and museums in Paris, 

New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and more. 


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The River Walk is one of San Antonio’s 

distinctive jewels. Strolling past the colorful 

shops, restaurants and hotels along the 

river canal reminds one of the Old World 

European style that inspired it. For many 

years, the River Walk has been where San 

Antonio comes to celebrate and where 

tourists come to experience the vibrant 

heart of the city. Now, visitors and residents 

alike will get to experience an expanded, 

even better River Walk that will impact San 

Antonio in beautiful ways. 


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The San Antonio River Walk has always been 

a center of entertainment and culture, 

hosting iconic celebrations like Fiesta and 

the Holiday River Parade and Lights Festival. 

Artisans, performers and food vendors come 

out multiple times a year for riverside arts & 

crafts festivals. The world-class Tobin Center 

for the Performing Arts overlooks the River 

Walk, and offers a perfect evening of dinner 

and a show with a cool walk or ride along 

the river in between. The River Walk now 

reaches the redeveloped Pearl Brewery, 

home to exclusive boutique shopping, fine 

dining, casual dining, home of the Culinary 

Institute of America and the new luxurious 

Hotel Emma. 

Two exciting projects are underway to 

extend San Antonio’s enjoyment of the River 

Walk for generations to come. The Mission 

Reach Project is revitalizing 8 miles of the San 

Antonio River including aquatic restoration, 

woodland restoration and a network of hike 

& bike trails which will connect the River Walk 

to the historic Missions located upriver. The 

San Antonio River Improvements Project will 



link 2,020 acres of protected of public lands 

with the San Antonio River running through 

it. This will be larger than all three of the 

most popular and iconic public parks in the 

USA: Central Park in New York City, Golden 

Gate Park in San Francisco, and the Chicago 

Lakeside Parks. 


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In 1891, the citizens of the thriving city of 

San Antonio decided to honor the heroes 

of the Battle of the Alamo and the Battle of 

San Jacinto by holding a Battle of Flowers 

parade. The first parade featured horsedrawn 

carriages elaborately decorated with 

flowers, and a tradition was born. Today, 

the Battle of Flowers is the largest parade of 

the 10-day Fiesta celebration – second only 

in size nationally to the parade of Roses in 

California. 

April 2016 will mark the 125th anniversary of Fiesta, San 

Antonio’s signature annual celebration. 

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PHOTO BY: VICTOR MARTINS 

Over the years, many more events have 

become time-honored parts of the Fiesta 

celebration. The Order of the Alamo chooses 

a queen and court each year. The Texas 

Cavaliers choose a king and the people 

elect El Rey Feo. The royal court is introduced 

in parades, and they reign over the festival, 

raise money for scholarships and charity and 

visit hospitals. 


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QUEEN OF THE ORDER OF THE ALAMO 2015 LIDA EMILIA PHOTO 

BY: VICTOR MARTINS 

Fiesta has grown to feature some 100 events 

that include music, food, sports, pageantry, 

military and patriotic observances, exhibits 

and parades. Nonprofit organizations sponsor 

every activity, and each year the Fiesta 

San Antonio Commission accepts several 

new nonprofit organizations as members 

sponsoring official Fiesta events. The festival 

has an economic impact of nearly $284 

million on the city of San Antonio. 




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