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When you visit the Texas Air Museum at Stinson Field you will learn about the famous “Flying Stinson Family” and find out why San Antonio is considered to be the birthplace of American military aviation. The museum represents vintage aircrafts centered around World War II, the Pacific and European theaters of that conflict, and covers in detail the early period and “golden-age” of aviation. Be sure to check out their gift shop containing toys, models, and more.  

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.

Appreciate the nostalgic experience under the stars and enjoy watching new and retro favorites on a big screen at Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre. Hungry for some snacks? Head over to the 50s cafe that serves Rockin' Eats & Tasty Treats. Whether you want to load up the family wagon, hang out with friends, or plan a date under the stars, this classic-style drive-in theatre invites you to watch movies and make lasting memories from the comfort of your vehicle.

Bebop and dig the cool rhythms at Jazz TX where you and your nightly crew will enjoy the newest hot spot for live music, dancing, and a cozy atmosphere. Immerse yourself in South Texas music, including Jazz, Blues, Swing, and Salsa, featuring performances from many of the area's talented musicians. While enjoying the tunes, appreciate the full kitchen featuring South Texas cuisine, craft cocktails, wine, and a variety of Texas beers on tap.