Cherri Hutton was on a quick, getaway visit to San Antonio from Ohio recently when she decided to see "Illuminate," the nighttime holiday light show at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. She was so ...

I ask that question wherever I travel. El Paso, for instance, sits on a strategic river that cuts a broad path through high mountains. Fort Worth rises at the crossroads of north-south trails that ...

Glowing trails and larger-than-life illuminated sculptures will light up the San Antonio Botanical Garden this holiday season. The attraction brings back its popular "Illuminate" exhibit, featuring ...

SAN ANTONIO — A groundbreaking mural exhibition is on view at the San Antonio Botanical Garden through the fall season. The SABG unveiled "Reflections of Nature," 12 large-scale murals that depict ...

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Botanical Garden is offering free admission for all visitors this month for a musical celebration. The garden is teaming up with Alamo City Arts for their “Make Music San ...

A new festive event is making its Texas debut at the San Antonio Botanical Garden this year — and we got a preview of it on Wednesday night. Billed as a “holiday walking trail,” Lightscape transforms ...

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is hosting a free, all-day music event on the Summer Solstice. Jazz, rock, metal, mariachi and other genres will be showcased at Make Music San Antonio on Saturday, ...

Jardín — the Mediterranean-inspired restaurant at the San Antonio Botanical Garden — will permanently close Saturday, May 31 after brunch service, chef-owner Jason Dady said Monday. In an emailed ...

SAN ANTONIO — A rare orchid tree, native to only certain parts of Texas, was seen blooming an unusual color at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Bauhinia lunarioides, commonly referred to as "Anacacho ...

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It may seem like an impossible task, but the San Antonio Botanical Garden is asking Alamo City locals to count butterflies. The fluttery event, held from 9 am-noon on Thursday, June 12, is part of a ...