Assumption Seminary

It’s no secret that kids tend to have an abundance of energy. Fortunately for you, Pump It Up is the perfect solution. Your child will have the time of their lives as they play away their built-up energy by running through obstacle courses, climbing up to rush down giant inflatable slides, and bouncing until their heart’s content. These activities provide a healthy workout that burns off excess energy and helps keep them fit. Make your child’s day all about them with 100% fun while creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Get ready for a unique nightlife experience at Howl at the Moon, where you can sing, dance, and howl as the most versatile and talented musicians perform your favorite songs from 80’s rock, 90’s pop, and dance hits on pianos, guitars, and more in a high-energy show. Celebrate special occasions, birthday parties, bachelorette parties, bachelor parties, and corporate events, or have an entertaining night out.

As you step inside the Aztec Theatre, feast your eyes on the Meso-American architectural works of art with a dramatic combination of authentic columns, reliefs, artifacts, and sculptures from ancient Mexican temples found throughout its stunning and glorious lobby, mezzanine, theatre, and balcony. With access to musical entertainment, full-service event production, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, custom menus and mixology, and a plush new VIP Lounge - The Warrior Room, this authentic landmark is the perfect location to make your next event epic.

Take part in a dynamic experience as you learn about stars, planets, black holes, and distant galaxies at the Planetarium - The Scobee Education Center at San Antonio College. Every Friday night, the planetarium opens to the public, so they get a chance to stargaze and see digitally-created images of stars, planets, and galaxies fill the night sky. Housed atop the iconic blue Charles E. Cheever, Jr. Star Tower, the Scalan Observatory houses a 10-inch refractor telescope and features a 360-degree rotating dome and panel that opens 90 degrees, enabling stargazing in any direction.