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Grab your hat, put on your cowboy boots, and head out to the Tejas Rodeo Company, where the fun begins as soon as you arrive. This hidden gem provides a true taste of Texas and its authentic Western heritage. In addition to a live open pro-rodeo assembled every Saturday nine months out of the year, they have a steakhouse with an award-winning menu, authentic outdoor food and ice-cold drinks, a pavilion and stage for live music, and several horse clinics and special events throughout the year.

Carved beneath the Texas Hill Country, a world of natural beauty awaits you. Get your comfy shoes, ready your water bottles, set out for a unique adventure, and go forth as you are guided through corridor after corridor of timeless beauty, mystery, and wonder found at Cascade Caverns. The Downunder Tour will take you to a living cavern with millions of glistening drops of pure water falling on spectacular rock formations. Are you brave enough to take on the Adventure Tour? Just like a real cave explorer, you will be given helmets, flashlights, and gloves, as you go spelunking 3-4 hours through the cave systems. Want a little something more? Take up the Evening Flashlight Tour, where you will only be allowed to have flashlights and candles. Who knows, you may end up seeing the blind ghostly salamanders.

With the iconic Tower of the Americas looming in the not-so-distance, Southtown 101 on Pereida Street offers fun atmosphere to enjoy food, drinks, live music and more. Their restaurant and grill has indoor and outdoor seeting where they are sure to have something fun happening any day of the week. Whether you want to enjoy a drink special, a fun DJ and lively times, come on over. Southtown 101 is perfect for small and large groups of all kinds. See the latest game up at the bar, invite friends to celebrate that new job or even pop the question to creat a wonderful memory. You can also take part in some house shots with your friends while their bartenders and waiters go all out to make you feel welcome. 

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.