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Paradise Canyon on the Medina River offers an abundant array of fishing, boating, camping, and a rustic lodge in a scenic canyon featuring a close walk with nature teeming with ample wildlife. This amazing canyon offers a little place of heaven where some have referred to it as "God's Swimmin' Hole." Lean back in your floating inner tube, close your eyes against the blue sky as the brilliant sun warms your face, and let your back and legs be refreshed in the cool revitalizing waters.

Celebrated on the grounds of the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures, the Texas Folklife Festival celebrates diversity through authentic ethnic cuisine, music, dance, arts, and crafts from many countries that make up the rich heritage of Texas.

The Rollercade is go-to destination for both amateur and experienced roller-skaters alike. They provide generations of families with roller-skating, thumping music, and plenty of bruised knees. San Antonio’s premiere roller skating facility is frozen in time in a heavy 70s roller disco theme, complete with neon lights and trippy magic-carpet Day-Glo swirls. Besides offering public skating, the Rollercade also provides private lessons and parties for young and old alike.

Hotel Havana is your portal into the convergence of Native American, Mexican and Spanish cultures with the rich history of Texas and the American West to create a hotel experience like no other. Explore each of the 27 rooms and suites at this intimate, historic property designed to encourage the creative spirit and offer a respite from the world. End the night at Ocho and Havana Bar, which offers two unique spaces for pan-Latin dining and drinks on a quiet stretch of the San Antonio RiverWalk.